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Vendor: Pop Race
Type: Diecast Cars
Sku: PR640512
Add an icon of Japanese rotary performance and tuning culture to your collection with this Mazda RX-7 (FD3S) RE Amemiya in Gold Metallic, reproduced in 1:64 scale by Pop Race. Created as a Thailand Diecast Expo 2026 edition, this striking model combines the legendary third-generation RX-7 with the unmistakable styling of one of Japan's most celebrated rotary-performance specialists.
The model is finished in an eye-catching Gold Metallic with a contrasting carbon-style hood, aggressive aerodynamic bodywork, large rear wing, performance wheels, and the extensively modified appearance associated with RE Amemiya's interpretation of the FD3S RX-7.
Founded by Isami Amemiya, RE Amemiya became internationally recognized for developing and racing Mazda rotary-powered vehicles. Its highly modified RX-7s have become fixtures of Japanese tuning culture, appearing in motorsport, time-attack competition, automotive media, and enthusiast events around the world.
The underlying Mazda RX-7 FD3S, introduced in the early 1990s, became one of Japan's most celebrated sports cars. Its compact twin-rotor engine, lightweight construction, rear-wheel-drive layout, and balanced chassis made it an exceptional foundation for performance tuning.
Pop Race captures this distinctive interpretation in compact 1:64 scale with a diecast metal body and chassis, detailed interior and exterior, real rubber tires, and an opening hood that adds another dimension to the model's display appeal.
At approximately 2.75 inches long, this special RX-7 is an excellent addition to collections focused on Mazda, JDM performance cars, rotary-powered automobiles, Japanese tuner culture, RE Amemiya creations, and limited-event diecast releases.
The FD3S designation identifies the third and final generation of the Mazda RX-7, produced during the 1990s and early 2000s.
Unlike conventional piston-powered sports cars, the RX-7 used Mazda's compact rotary engine, one of the features that made the model so distinctive.
RE Amemiya is one of the world's best-known Mazda rotary tuning specialists and has been modifying and racing rotary-powered cars for decades.
The company's founder, Isami Amemiya, became an important figure in Japanese performance-car culture through both street and competition RX-7 development.
The FD RX-7's combination of relatively low weight, rear-wheel drive and compact engine placement contributed to the balanced handling for which the car became famous.
RE Amemiya RX-7s have become recognizable well beyond Japan, helping make the company's distinctive aerodynamic designs highly collectible subjects for scale-model manufacturers.
