TOMICA Limited Vintage Neo LV-N297a Honda Civic Shuttle 56i (Beige) 87

The fourth-generation Civic (EF series), launched in 1987, continued to use the three body styles that were popular with its predecessor: the three-door HB, four-door sedan, five-door Shuttle, and commercial Pro.
The Shuttle in particular was available in 4WD and was popular as a tall wagon, rare at the time.
Even after the transition to the fifth generation in 1991, only the Shuttle and Pro models continued to be produced as fourth-generation models, and in 1994 the Beagle was introduced with more RV colors.
The Beagle supplemented Honda's lineup at a time when the company didn't have any trendy RVs, and served as a bridge to the coming era of creative movers.
TLV-NEO has already produced the EF series Civic 3-door HB, but this time the Shuttle is added to the lineup with a completely new mold.
N293a is a Beagle, while N298a is the standard model from when the car was first released, and both reproduce the characteristics of the actual car, such as the large glass area and low nose that were typical of Honda at the time.
We also look into the differences between the Beagle and the normal model, such as the presence or absence of a front bumper guard and rear fog lights.
TLV-NEO produces products based on Honda cars and compact cars of the time, but we hope you will also enjoy the Civic Shuttle.