Tarmac Works Diecast Models

Discover Tarmac Works diecast models at DiecastModelsWholesale.com, with a strong selection of premium scale model cars created for collectors who appreciate motorsport, JDM culture, modified cars, supercars, and detailed 1:64 scale replicas. Tarmac Works was founded in Hong Kong in 2014 by a team of car and model-car enthusiasts, with its primary focus on premium-quality 1:64 scale model cars and additional 1:43 scale releases.

Tarmac Works has become particularly well known for combining modern car culture with collectible-scale modeling. Its catalog includes race cars, GT3 machines, Japanese performance cars, widebody builds, supercars, European sports cars, commercial vehicles, and collaborative releases. The brand's current collections include GLOBAL64, HOBBY64, HOBBY64+, ROAD64, TRUCK64, PARTS64, COLLAB64, HOBBY43, and Special Editions.

Whether you are building a dedicated 1:64 collection, looking for a specific racing livery, collecting Japanese tuner cars, or adding premium models to a larger display, Tarmac Works offers a broad range of subjects to explore.

The History of Tarmac Works

Tarmac Works began in 2014 with the goal of producing premium, highly detailed scale model cars for collectors and enthusiasts around the world. The company's official history identifies Hong Kong as its base and emphasizes its connection to car culture and collaboration with suppliers, brands, and automotive enthusiasts.

The brand's first model was the Honda Civic EG6, released in 2015 as a 1:18 resin model. In 2016, Tarmac Works introduced its first 1:64 Hobby64 model, also based on the Honda Civic EG6. This became an important early step in the brand's development toward the premium 1:64 market.

Tarmac Works continued expanding its collector-focused approach through collaborations and specialty releases. In 2017, the Honda Civic EG6 Hobby64 appeared in a collaboration connected with Sony PlayStation's GT Sport. In 2019, the Tarmac Works Owners Club was introduced, giving collectors access to membership benefits and exclusive models.

The brand's history also includes collaborations with other model manufacturers. In 2021, Tarmac Works introduced a Ferrari 1:64 collaboration with IXO Models, while current releases continue to include Tarmac Works x iXO Models products and other collaborative projects.

Tarmac Works 1:64 Scale Model Cars

The heart of the Tarmac Works range is 1:64 scale. This scale provides a practical balance between detailed miniature vehicles and the ability to build a large collection without requiring the display space of larger 1:18 models.

Current Tarmac Works offerings include a wide variety of 1:64 subjects, including:

• Japanese performance and JDM cars
• GT and GT3 racing cars
• Rally cars
• Modified and widebody vehicles
• Supercars and hypercars
• European sports cars
• Classic performance cars
• Commercial and utility vehicles
• Trucks and racing support vehicles
• Pop-culture and special-edition models
• Collaborative releases
• Limited and event-exclusive models

The official Tarmac Works catalog is heavily concentrated in 1:64, while the company also maintains a smaller 1:43 range.

For collectors who enjoy 1:64 diecast cars, Tarmac Works is particularly interesting because the catalog covers both recognizable production cars and specialized versions associated with racing, tuning, motorsport teams, body-kit companies, and automotive events.

GLOBAL64

GLOBAL64 is one of Tarmac Works' principal 1:64 collections. The brand describes GLOBAL64 as detailed diecast models intended both as collectibles and as models that can be played with, with rolling wheels and packaging that can include clamshell blister or paper-box formats.

Examples from the current range include models such as the Pagani Imola, Koenigsegg One:1, Nissan S-Cargo, Porsche 928 S, Toyota GR Corolla, and McLaren MCL60.

GLOBAL64 can be an excellent starting point for collectors who want a broad variety of automotive subjects in the 1:64 scale.

HOBBY64 and HOBBY64+

Tarmac Works HOBBY64 models are aimed more specifically at collectors. The company describes the line as hobby-grade diecast models, with a strong emphasis on race cars and modified cars. Ride height and presentation can take priority over rolling functionality, and many models are supplied with display cases.

HOBBY64 examples include:

• Liberty Walk and LB-WORKS builds
• RWB Porsche models
• GT3 and circuit-racing cars
• JDM performance cars
• Modified Honda and Toyota models
• Motorsport liveries
• Widebody supercars
• Special event and collaboration models

The HOBBY64+ range builds on this concept by adding an opening front or rear bonnet and a detailed engine bay.

For collectors who prioritize presentation and miniature detail, HOBBY64 and HOBBY64+ models can be particularly appealing additions to a display case.

JDM, Modified Cars and Automotive Culture

One of Tarmac Works' defining strengths is its connection to modern automotive culture. Collectors will find numerous examples associated with JDM cars, Japanese tuning, widebody conversions, drift culture, Liberty Walk, RWB, Pandem, and other highly recognizable modified-car styles.

Current examples include LB-WORKS Nissan GT-R R35 models, RWB Porsche 964 models, Pandem Toyota models, and other modified performance cars.

These models fit naturally into collections focused on JDM & Import Tuners, Racing Models, Sports & Exotic Supercars, and related automotive subjects.

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Motorsport and Racing Models

Motorsport is another major part of the Tarmac Works catalog. The company currently highlights GT3 racing as an important part of its identity, while its product range includes circuit-racing, endurance, rally, and other competition vehicles.

Examples include Mercedes-AMG SLS GT3, Audi R8 LMS GT3, McLaren MCL60, Lancia Delta HF Integrale rally cars, Honda Civic Type R race cars, and numerous other competition-focused models.

For motorsport collectors, the appeal goes beyond the underlying road car. A particular race number, driver, team, sponsor livery, circuit, or championship can make an otherwise familiar vehicle significantly more interesting as a collectible.

Tarmac Works 1:43 Scale Models

Although Tarmac Works is best known for 1:64, the company also produces HOBBY43 models in 1:43 scale. The official catalog currently includes 1:43 releases covering subjects such as GT3 racing, Liberty Walk, Pandem, Porsche, Nissan, Toyota, and commercial vehicles.

The 1:43 scale provides more physical space for exterior graphics and vehicle details than 1:64 while remaining considerably more compact than 1:18. It is therefore a popular format for collectors who want to build motorsport or manufacturer-focused displays without using large amounts of shelf space.

Tarmac Works Trucks and Accessories

Tarmac Works is not limited to passenger cars. Its TRUCK64 collection includes 1:64 commercial and specialty trucks, including Mitsubishi Fuso vehicles and branded or customized truck releases.

The brand also offers PARTS64, an accessory-focused line covering items such as garage tools, rooftop accessories, and pit-garage components. These products can help create a more complete miniature automotive environment around a collection.

Collectors interested in expanding their display can also explore Displays & Accessories for cases and other display solutions.

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Special Editions and Collaborative Models

Tarmac Works frequently works with automotive brands, racing organizations, designers, model manufacturers, and other partners. The official catalog includes COLLAB64 and Special Editions, while individual releases can feature unique packaging, liveries, event themes, or collaborative branding.

For collectors, these releases can be especially interesting because they may represent a specific event, collaboration, vehicle configuration, or automotive culture theme rather than simply another version of an existing casting.

The company also operates the Tarmac Owners Club, which was established in 2019 and provides members with benefits including savings, priority purchasing, and exclusive models.

Building a Tarmac Works Collection

There are several ways to approach collecting Tarmac Works models:

Collect by Scale

Focus on the brand's core 1:64 scale range, or build a smaller 1:43 collection.

Collect by Vehicle

Create a collection around Porsche, Nissan, Honda, Toyota, BMW, Mercedes-Benz, McLaren, Lamborghini, or another manufacturer.

Collect by Motorsport

Look for GT3, rally, endurance, circuit-racing, and other competition vehicles.

Collect JDM and Modified Cars

Build a display around RWB, Liberty Walk, Pandem, widebody builds, Japanese performance cars, and other tuner subjects.

Collect by Livery or Event

Some collectors focus on specific racing teams, drivers, race numbers, sponsors, or events.

Build a Themed Display

Combine Tarmac Works cars with 1:64 display cases, garage accessories, trucks, and diorama elements to create a miniature automotive scene.

Because Tarmac Works produces different versions of related vehicles, collectors should pay attention to the exact model designation, scale, livery, release series, and packaging when comparing similar models.

Find Tarmac Works Diecast Models

Whether you are searching for a Tarmac Works 1:64 diecast car, a detailed HOBBY64 model, a HOBBY64+ model with an opening bonnet, a racing or JDM release, a 1:43 HOBBY43 model, or a special collaboration, this category is designed to make it easier to explore the available selection.

Browse the Tarmac Works collection at DiecastModelsWholesale.com to find 1:64 scale model cars, motorsport replicas, JDM and modified vehicles, supercars, trucks, special editions, and other Tarmac Works collectibles for your display or collection.