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No. 0099 Nissan GT-R

Tomica Limited

The recorded release month is October 2008. The calendar lists it on the third Saturday of that month (October 18, 2008).

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Model notes · English source

Introduction

TL0099 Nissan GT-R is a toy released within the Tomica Limited toyline. It is primarily released in Japan.

Overview

The Nissan GT-R was released October, 2008.

Description

The toy includes the main figure of the Nissan GT-R.

Trivia

• Despite being first released in the Tomica Limited series, this was replicated in the main line as well. The earliest versions were the very similar Nissan GT-R (Nissan Factory Tour Commemorative) and the Nissan GT-R (Nissan Motors), from November, 2008. Both predate but are roughly identical to the No. 94 Nissan GT-R.

• Later models based from it are the 5 variants in the TL Nissan GT-R Collection (100 Model Commemorative), Nissan GT-R (Toys Dream Project), Nissan GT-R (Tomica 40th Anniversary Set (Former)), 40th Anniversary Nissan GT-R (R35), Event Model ★★★ No. 9- Nissan GT-R, Nissan GT-R (R35) Racing (Nissan the Genealogy of the R), Nissan GT-R Test Car (2013) (Toys Dream Project), Nissan GT-R Dubai Police Type (Dododo! 20000 Campaign), Nissan GT-R Test Car (2014) (Toys Dream Project), Event Model ★ No. 13- Nissan GT-R, Gakei- Nissan GT-R (Katamukimono Tomica), JMAC Kansai New Year 2016 (Nissan GT-R), TMPD Utsuro Police Department Patrol Car- Nissan GT-R (Tomica Kuji 20- Hard Working Sport Car Collection) Nobunaga Oda- Nissan GTR (omica Warlords Collection) and Nissan GT-R (Tokyo Auto Salon 2017), JMAC Kansai 2018 New Year (Nissan GT-R), JMAC Chubu 2018 New Year (Nissan GT-R), Fire and Rescue Task Force- Nissan GT-R (Tomica Kuji 22- Firefighter Collection), and a number of secondary processed models.

Original wiki source
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'''TL0099 Nissan GT-R''' is a toy released within the [[Tomica Limited (toyline)|Tomica Limited]] toyline. It is primarily released in Japan.

==Overview==
The Nissan GT-R was released October, 2008.

==Description==
The toy includes the main figure of the Nissan GT-R.

==Trivia==
*Despite being first released in the Tomica Limited series, this was replicated in the main line as well. The earliest versions were the very similar [[Nissan GT-R (Nissan Factory Tour Commemorative)]] and the Nissan GT-R (Nissan Motors), from November, 2008. Both predate but are roughly identical to the [[No. 94 Nissan GT-R]].
**Later models based from it are the 5 variants in the [[TL Nissan GT-R Collection (100 Model Commemorative)]], [[Nissan GT-R (Toys Dream Project)]], [[Tomica 40th Anniversary Set (Former)|Nissan GT-R (Tomica 40th Anniversary Set (Former))]], [[40th Anniversary Nissan GT-R (R35)]], [[Event Model ★★★ No. 9- Nissan GT-R]], [[Nissan the Genealogy of the R|Nissan GT-R (R35) Racing (Nissan the Genealogy of the R)]], [[Nissan GT-R Test Car (2013) (Toys Dream Project)]], [[Nissan GT-R Dubai Police Type|Nissan GT-R Dubai Police Type (Dododo! 20000 Campaign)]], [[Nissan GT-R Test Car (2014) (Toys Dream Project)]], [[Event Model ★ No. 13- Nissan GT-R]], [[Katamukimono Tomica|Gakei- Nissan GT-R (Katamukimono Tomica)]], [[JMAC Kansai New Year 2016 (Nissan GT-R)]], [[Tomica Kuji 20- Hard Working Sport Car Collection|TMPD Utsuro Police Department Patrol Car- Nissan GT-R (Tomica Kuji 20- Hard Working Sport Car Collection)]] [[Tomica Warlords Collection|Nobunaga Oda- Nissan GTR (omica Warlords Collection)]] and Nissan GT-R (Tokyo Auto Salon 2017), [[JMAC Kansai 2018 New Year (Nissan GT-R)]], [[JMAC Chubu 2018 New Year (Nissan GT-R)]], [[Tomica Kuji 22- Firefighter Collection|Fire and Rescue Task Force- Nissan GT-R (Tomica Kuji 22- Firefighter Collection)]], and a number of secondary processed models.

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===External Links===
[[Category:Tomica Limited]]
[[Category:Nissan]]
[[Category:2008 Tomica]]

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