Baribari Densetsu Protagonist Koma Gun’s Honda CB750F Becomes 1/24 Diecast Model – Round and Square Mirror Versions

A diecast display model of the Honda CB750F ridden by protagonist Koma Gun from the manga Baribari Densetsu has been commercialized. Pre-orders are now open at Hobby Japan’s direct-run store Post Hobby and at model shops nationwide.

Baribari Densetsu is a motorcycle manga by Shigeno Shuichi, also known for Initial D, which was serialized in Weekly Shonen Magazine during the 1980s bike boom. Its realistic riding scenes and intense human drama captivated many motorcycle fans. The story of protagonist Koma Gun, which begins on public roads, is filled with iconic moments that remain in readers’ memories.

This new product, the “Baribari Densetsu 1/24 Finished Bike Koma Gun / Honda CB750F,” brings Koma Gun’s Honda CB750F to life as a palm-sized 1/24 scale diecast finished model produced by Hobby Japan. To match the specifications seen in the manga, two versions are offered: one with round mirrors and one with square mirrors.

Meticulous research of the actual motorcycle and fine-tuning of the prototype have resulted in a sculpt that faithfully reproduces the real bike’s atmosphere without compromising detail. The engine, meter area, brake system, tires, and other details are precisely rendered.

The model comes in an original package featuring a famous scene from the manga, making it easy to display as interior decor. This is a limited production run, so don’t miss the chance to add it to your collection.

The “Baribari Densetsu 1/24 Finished Bike Koma Gun / Honda CB750F” is priced at 4,290 yen (tax included) for both the late-model square mirror version and the early-model round mirror version. Release is scheduled for September 2026. Available at Hobby Japan’s direct store Post Hobby and model shops nationwide.

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