TARMAC WORKS 1/64 Diecast Car Collector's Guide | GLOBAL64, HOBBY64, and ROAD64 Series Overview (Hong Kong Brand)
TARMAC WORKS 1/64 Diecast Car Collector's Guide | GLOBAL64, HOBBY64, and ROAD64 Series Overview (Hong Kong Brand)
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Tarmac Works is a Hong Kong-based die-cast model car brand that has made a name for itself through its high level of detail, racing themes, and collaborations with custom car culture. It has long been a must-have brand for 1/64 collectors worldwide. MOONROAD CARD STORE has both in-stock and pre-order models available. This article will help you understand the differences between the various series.
Series Introduction
GLOBAL64: The global main series, affordably priced (approximately HK$93–193), featuring everything from F1 cars (McLaren MCL60 Piastri, Mercedes W14 Russell) to supercars like Pagani and Koenigsegg.
HOBBY64: Advanced collector series with higher detail, often featuring official racing liveries (Le Mans, Macau GT Cup).
ROAD64: Street car series in collaboration with iXO Models (e.g., Ferrari F40).
Special Edition: Collaborations with high-end brands like Ignition Model (Nismo R34 Z-tune, Supra JZA80).
A Must-See for Hong Kong & Macau Collectors: Macau Grand Prix Series
Tarmac Works has long focused on Macau racing themes, releasing models from the 1996 Guia Race of Macau champion Audi A4 quattro and the 2015 inaugural FIA GT World Cup champion SLS AMG GT3, to the 2024/2025 Uno Racing Audi R8 LMS GT3 (Hong Kong driver Adderly Fong) — allowing local racing memories to be held directly in your pocket. There are even cross-over collaboration Combo Sets with Cinnamoroll (including limited edition collector cards).
Custom Car Culture Collaborations
LB-WORKS (Liberty Walk) widebody GT-R R35, McLaren 720S; RWB widebody Porsche 964/993; American artist Joshua Vides' black and white line art series; and even the One Piece blind box series — there are choices from the racetrack to pop culture.
Buying Guide
Newcomers can start with GLOBAL64 (around HK$100); racing fans should choose HOBBY64/HOBBY43 official liveries; collectors should look out for Special Edition and limited collaborations — all Tarmac Works series are limited production and will not be reissued, so if you miss out, you'll have to search for them at high prices in the secondary market.
How to Purchase in Hong Kong & Macau
Order online; pick up at Hong Kong store or arrange delivery.
Macau: SF Express delivery, freight collect.
Pre-order items will be notified by email/IG upon arrival.