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No. 26 Mazda Roadster

Classic Tomica

The recorded release date is February 20, 2016. It was retired in December 2020. The model is in 1/57 scale. Its features include working suspension and a removable roof. It replaced No. 26 Tokai University Solar Car Tokai Challenger. Its successor was No. 26 Toyota Crown.

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No. 26 Mazda Roadster
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Introduction

Tomica No. 26 Mazda Roadster (トミカ No. 26 マツダロードスター) is a toy released within the classic Tomica toyline. It is primarily released in Japan.

Overview

The Mazda Roadster was released February 20, 2016, and retired December, 2020. It replaced the No. 26 Tokai University Solar Car Tokai Challenger, and was succeeded by the No. 26 Toyota Crown. A black first-edition variant was also released.

Description

The toy includes the main figure of the Mazda Roadster.

It is a 1/57 model of the real-life vehicle. It has working suspension and its top can be removed.

Trivia

• It is the 8th vehicle to be assigned the number "26".

• It was used as a base for the Mazda Roadster (Tomica Shop), Event Model ★ No. 24- Mazda Roadster, Mazda Roadster (Open Car Selection), Mazda Roadster (Shareholders), Mazda Roadster (Tomica System 5-Way Double Lift Road Set), Mazda Roadster (AEON), Mazda Roadster (45th Tokyo Motor Show), JMAC 2018 Year of the Dog (Mazda Roadster), Mazda Roadster Gold-Plated Version (Tomica Expo 2018), Media Counter Roadster 24 Hour Race Tipo/Daytona Roadster (AEON), Media Counter Roadster 24 Hour Race Car Top Roadster (Toys R Us), Let's Play Transporting! Tomica Transporter Set, Mazda Roadster Tri-Color Colored Type (Ito-Yokado), Mazda Roadster 30th Anniversary Commemorative Design Color Type, Mazda Roadster (Tomica Sign Set 9), and Yamada Denki Original Mazda Roadster.

Original wiki source
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'''Tomica No. 26 Mazda Roadster''' (トミカ No. 26 マツダロードスター) is a toy released within the classic [[Tomica]] toyline. It is primarily released in Japan.

==Overview==
The Mazda Roadster was released February 20, 2016, and retired December, 2020. It replaced the [[No. 26 Tokai University Solar Car Tokai Challenger]], and was succeeded by the [[No. 26 Toyota Crown]]. A [[No. 26 Mazda Roadster (Special First Edition)|black first-edition variant]] was also released.

==Description==
The toy includes the main figure of the Mazda Roadster.

It is a 1/57 model of the real-life vehicle. It has working suspension and its top can be removed.

==Trivia==
* It is the 8th vehicle to be assigned the number "26".
* It was used as a base for the [[Mazda Roadster (Tomica Shop)]], [[Event Model ★ No. 24- Mazda Roadster]], [[Open Car Selection|Mazda Roadster (Open Car Selection)]], [[2016 Shareholders Complimentary Limited Plan Set 10th Anniversary|Mazda Roadster (Shareholders)]], [[Tomica System 5-Way Double Lift Road Set|Mazda Roadster (Tomica System 5-Way Double Lift Road Set)]], [[Mazda Roadster (AEON)]], [[Mazda Roadster (45th Tokyo Motor Show)]], [[JMAC 2018 Year of the Dog (Mazda Roadster)]], [[Mazda Roadster Gold-Plated Version (Tomica Expo 2018)]], [[Media Counter Roadster 24 Hour Race Tipo/Daytona Roadster| Media Counter Roadster 24 Hour Race Tipo/Daytona Roadster (AEON)]], [[Media Counter Roadster 24 Hour Race Car Top Roadster|Media Counter Roadster 24 Hour Race Car Top Roadster (Toys R Us)]], [[Let's Play Transporting! Tomica Transporter Set]], [[Mazda Roadster Tri-Color Colored Type (Ito-Yokado)]], [[Mazda Roadster 30th Anniversary Commemorative Design Color Type]], [[Tomica Sign Set (Vol. 9)|Mazda Roadster (Tomica Sign Set 9)]], and [[Yamada Denki Original Mazda Roadster]].

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===External Links===
[[Category:Classic Tomica]]
[[Category:2016 Tomica]]
[[Category:Mazda]]
[[Category:No. 26]]
[[Category:Scale 1/57]]
[[Category:Two/Three-door]]

Text and captions adapted from Tomica Wiki with formatting changes. No. 26 Mazda Roadster · Contributors and history · CC BY-SA 3.0

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