The Toyota 86C from the 1987 Fuji 1000 Km, with the livery of number 45 driven by Kenny Acheson and Martin Roe, reproduced by Slot.it under the reference SICA41e. A piece rich in history from Group C for collectors and discerning enthusiasts.
The Toyota 86C from the 1987 Fuji 1000 Km comes to life on the track with Slot.it
The reference SICA41e from Slot.it brings to scale one of the most interesting Japanese prototypes from the World Endurance Championship of the 1980s: the Toyota 86C that Kenny Acheson and Martin Roe raced in the 1987 Fuji 1000 Km, under the number 45. A car with a history linked to Toyota's efforts to make its mark on the international Group C stage, and a livery that endurance fans will instantly recognise.
Features and Highlights
- Replica of the Toyota 86C in the livery of the 1987 Fuji 1000 Km, number #45.
- Drivers represented: Kenny Acheson and Martin Roe.
- Manufactured by Slot.it, reference SICA41e.
- Bodywork with finishes and decoration faithful to the real competition prototype.
- Compatible with Sport track (Slot.it, Scaleauto).
Scale and Level of Detail
Slot.it is one of the industry references in terms of reproduction fidelity. Their CA series cars stand out for the precision in the livery, the care in printing sponsors and graphic details, and the attention to the actual profile of the original prototype. The Toyota 86C is no exception: the characteristic silhouette of the late 1980s Japanese Group C is well captured in this model.
On-Track Performance
Slot.it models are known for their balance between collectability and on-track performance. The chassis and mechanics of the CA series provide a solid base for running on Sport track circuits, with a predictable response that allows for both recreational enjoyment and club competition preparation. The range of spare parts available for Slot.it models is extensive, facilitating maintenance and custom tuning.
Ideal for…
- Collectors of Group C prototypes and the history of Japanese motorsport from the 1980s.
- Slot enthusiasts who combine collecting with regular running.
- Users of Sport track systems looking to expand their collection with authentic historical liveries.
- Fans of endurance racing and the legendary events at Fuji Speedway.
Points to Consider
This model is designed for Sport track. If you are using a universal track (Scalextric, Ninco), you may need to adapt the guide. Please check your circuit specifications before running.
Frequently Asked Questions
What type of track is the Slot.it SICA41e compatible with?
The Slot.it Toyota 86C SICA41e is compatible with Sport track systems, such as those from Slot.it and Scaleauto. To use it on universal track (Scalextric, Ninco), it may be necessary to change the guide.
Who were Kenny Acheson and Martin Roe?
Kenny Acheson was a Northern Irish driver with a long career in endurance racing and Formula 1, known for his performances in the 24 Hours of Le Mans and the World Endurance Championship. Martin Roe was his teammate in this event at the 1987 Fuji 1000 Km driving the Toyota 86C number 45.
Can I find spare parts for this Slot.it model?
Yes. Slot.it has one of the most comprehensive ranges of spare parts in the slot market, including tyres, braids, guides, crown gears, and pinions compatible with CA series models.
Is it suitable for club competition or just for collection?
It is valid for both uses. Slot.it models provide a solid starting point for both the collector who displays it and the club driver who wants to run and progressively tune it.
What is the Toyota 86C and in which championship did it compete?
The Toyota 86C was a Group C prototype developed by Toyota to compete in the FIA World Endurance Championship in the mid-1980s. It participated in international events, including races at the Fuji Speedway circuit in Japan, being a key piece in the history of Japanese motorsport of the time.
The Slot.it SICA41e reproduces the Toyota 86C prototype as raced at the 1987 Fuji 1000 Km by Kenny Acheson and Martin Roe, car number 45. A must-have for Group C collectors and slot car enthusiasts looking for authentic Japanese endurance racing liveries from the 1980s. Compatible with Sport track systems, this model combines display-quality detail with solid on-track performance, backed by Slot.it's extensive spare parts catalogue.