Famous Machine from 'Baribari Densetsu' Becomes a 3D Model! Gun Koma's 'NSR500' Appears in 1/12 Scale <Helmet Included>, to be Exhibited and Sold at Tokyo Motorcycle Show 2026!

The 'Honda NSR500 WGP500 #56' driven by Gun Koma in 'Baribari Densetsu,' reproduced in 1/12 scale by AUTOart, will be exhibited and sold at Tokyo Motorcycle Show 2026.

Faith Co., Ltd. (Headquarters: Hakusan City, Ishikawa Prefecture; Operator: CAMSHOP.JP) will sell the 1/12 scale model 'Honda NSR500 WGP500 #56 Gun Koma' (manufactured by AUTOart) from the monumental bike manga 'Baribari Densetsu' at the Tokyo Motorcycle Show 2026.

This product is a finished model that reproduces the 'Honda NSR500'—the machine ridden by the protagonist Gun Koma when he challenges the world's top road race, 'WGP500'—in 1/12 scale based on the comic's imagery. It brings to life the machine that symbolizes the story of a boy who raced through mountain passes and took flight to the world stage.

The body uses a uniquely formulated ABS material, while the inner body features die-cast material. By leveraging the characteristics of each material, it ensures high rigidity and a sense of weight while achieving sharp, realistic body lines. Great attention has been paid to the molding of details and overall proportions to faithfully reproduce the image from the work.

'Baribari Densetsu' was serialized in 'Weekly Shonen Magazine' during the bike boom of the 1980s, captivating many motorcycle fans with its realistic riding depictions and passionate human drama. Gun Koma's story, starting from public roads, is a series of famous scenes that remain in the memories of many readers today. This model is a Kodansha-authorized licensed product, making it a recommended item for both fans of the work and motorcycle model collectors.

Reservations are currently being accepted at the CAMSHOP.JP online shop. Sales at the venue are limited and may sell out depending on the situation.

Tokyo Motorcycle Show 2026 Venue: Tokyo Big Sight (3-11-1 Ariake, Koto-ku, Tokyo 135-0063) CAMSHOP.JP Booth: West 1-28

Dates and Times: March 27, 2026 (Fri) 10:00-13:00 Special Opening March 27, 2026 (Fri) 13:00-18:00 General Public March 28, 2026 (Sat) 10:00-18:00 General Public March 29, 2026 (Sun) 10:00-17:00 General Public