2023 saw the announcement of a vehicle we were afraid to hope for. Against a headwind of EVs, pointless SUVs, crossovers and confused facelifts, Toyota announced the latest generation of Land Cruiser, the longest running nameplate in Toyota’s history. It has retains the rugged utilitarian aesthetic, to be driven on dirt roads in 2050.

Navigating the Land Cruiser family tree is an act of genealogy - the original 1951 J40 series has developed in several directions and the 250 Prado shares the modular TNGA-F truck platform with its ‘Station Wagon’ cousins the Tundra, Tacoma and 300 series, but it is the best looking cousin by a country mile.

The cult following of every Land Cruiser combined with the global launch of the 250 Prado has convinced us to present it to our valued collectors in 1:64 scale diecast. Our prototype photos show the separate clear parts for lights, treaded tires and sharp body panel contours. Separate roof rails and spare tire are featured. A later variant with round headlights has been allowed for in our design.