POP RACE PR64-301 Mazda 787B

The POP RACE PR64-301 Mazda 787B is a collector-grade 1:64 scale diecast model that commemorates one of the most significant moments in motorsport history. This release specifically recreates the #55 Renown-liveried car that claimed victory at the 1991 24 Hours of Le Mans, making it the first Japanese car and the only rotary-powered vehicle to ever win the prestigious endurance race.  

Released as part of the 2026 Pop Race lineup, this model is highly sought after for its "premium tooling," which offers significantly more detail than standard retail diecast.  

Key Product Features

The PR64-301 distinguishes itself from other 1:64 replicas (like Hot Wheels or Tomica) through several high-end interactive and aesthetic features:

Dual Magnetic Access Hatches: A standout feature of this casting is the use of magnetic front and rear cowls. Both the front hood and the rear engine cover are removable, revealing a highly detailed R26B 4-rotor engine bay and internal chassis components.  

Authentic Renown Livery: The model features a precision-printed "charge" orange and green diamond pattern with accurate sponsor decals and sharp lines that match the real-world racer.  

Premium Construction: It is built with a diecast metal body and chassis, giving it a weighted, substantial feel. It also features real rubber tires on race-accurate wheels.  

Detailed Interior: Unlike more basic models, this version includes a fully painted cockpit with a racing seat, dashboard, and steering wheel visible through the clear windows.