Tomica YearbookLV-N22c Honda Ballade Sports CR-X Si
Limited Vintage Neo
The recorded release month is July 2010. The calendar lists it on the third Saturday of that month (July 17, 2010). The model is in 1/64 scale.
Release records
- · Source gives the month only. Calendar placement: 2010-07-17
Model gallery
Source article images and captions (1)
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Related models
Model notes · English source
Introduction
LV-N22c Honda Ballade Sports CR-X Si (LV-N22c Honda バラードスポーツCR-X Si) is a toy released within the Tomica Limited Vintage Neo toyline. It is primarily released in Japan.
Overview
The Honda Ballade Sports CR-X Si was released July, 2010.
Description
The toy includes the main figure of the Honda Ballade Sports CR-X Si.
It is a 1/64 model of the real-life vehicle, manufactured by Honda in the 1980's, having debuted in 1984.
Trivia
• Its variants include LV-N22a Honda Ballade Sports CR-X Si, and LV-N22b Honda Ballade Sports CR-X Si.
• It was used as a base for the Honda Ballade Sports CR-X Si (Ken Box).
Original wiki source
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'''LV-N22c Honda Ballade Sports CR-X Si''' (LV-N22c Honda バラードスポーツCR-X Si) is a toy released within the [[Tomica Limited Vintage Neo (toyline)|Tomica Limited Vintage Neo]] toyline. It is primarily released in Japan.
==Overview==
The Honda Ballade Sports CR-X Si was released July, 2010.
==Description==
The toy includes the main figure of the Honda Ballade Sports CR-X Si.
It is a 1/64 model of the real-life vehicle, manufactured by Honda in the 1980's, having debuted in 1984.
==Trivia==
* Its variants include [[LV-N22a Honda Ballade Sports CR-X Si]], and [[LV-N22b Honda Ballade Sports CR-X Si]].
* It was used as a base for the Honda Ballade Sports CR-X Si (Ken Box).
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===External Links===
[[Category:Tomica Limited Vintage Neo]]
[[Category:Honda]]
[[Category:2010 Tomica]]Text and captions adapted from Tomica Wiki with formatting changes. LV-N22c Honda Ballade Sports CR-X Si · Contributors and history · CC BY-SA 3.0