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Tomica Premium!

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Tomica's new Premium line is now available in local stores.

No.01 NISMO R34 GT-R Z-tune

First Tomica Premium Pictures!

No.02 Morita forest fires for fire truck

First Tomica Premium Pictures!

No.03 Self-Defense Forces Type 90 tank

First Tomica Premium Pictures!

No.04 Mazda RX-7 FD3S RE Amemiya specification

First Tomica Premium Pictures!

No.05 Lotus Europe Specials

First Tomica Premium Pictures!

No.06 JAXA Hayabusa 2

First Tomica Premium Pictures!





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