Hasegawa Suzuki GT380 B “Shonan Bakusozoku” reissue due around June 18: a 3,740 yen bike model kit

Hasegawa has reposted the reissue schedule for its 1:12 bike plastic model, Suzuki GT380 B “Shonan Bakusozoku”, on the official product page. The key point here is that, rather than just pre-order promotion, the official figures let readers confirm again when the kit will start reaching stores. If you have been taking another look at bike plastic models after a while, checking the gap between the shipment date and the actual release date first makes it easier to judge the timing.

Facts to check right away for this reissue

Hasegawa’s official product page lists the 1:12 scale, product number SP411, June 15, 2026 shipment, and release around June 18 together. HOBBY Watch also reported the reissue shipment on the same day, allowing the schedule to be cross-checked.

The price is 3,740 yen, and the specs are listed as 203 parts, 173.5 mm long, 93 mm high, and 67 mm wide. Looking at the numbers alone, this is a product weighted much more toward the fun of building and displaying than toward a small capsule-toy feel.

Package and finished sample in photos

The package image puts the manga tie-in mood up front, while the finished sample photos show the rounded tank line and classic bike silhouette. That means this article is not just introducing the box art; it also gives a sense of the presence the kit may have after assembly.

Looking at the finished sample, its character as a display-style bike plastic model returning at reissue timing is clearer than the simple fact that it is being brought back. Even readers who are not Shonan Bakusozoku fans can get useful judgment material from the photos if they like 1:12 bike model lines themselves.

Readers this reissue especially suits

This reissue is a better fit for readers who enjoy plastic models more than finished figures, and for those thinking, “If I choose just one item this month, I want something where the fun of assembly is visible.” Because the official page lists both the part count and dimensions, it is easy to set up comparison points before trying one.

That said, this is an assembly kit rather than a finished item you can simply put on display, so it is worth checking paint plans, whether adhesive is needed, and display space in advance. For readers who missed an earlier reissue, the fact that this shipment schedule has been set again is the most practical information.