Tarmac Works New Pre-Orders: Initial D 30th Anniversary AMG GT3, LB-ER34 and GR Yaris - Which to choose?

Data Status. Updated August 7, 2026 (Version 2)｜The specifications, product numbers, international barcodes, driver lineups, licensing status, prices, and arrival dates for all five models are sourced from the MOONROAD product pages (first-hand information). The product pages do not specify the pre-order cutoff date; please confirm with the store or customer service before placing an order.

Conclusion First

This Tarmac Works pre-order includes five models, all expected to arrive on December 1, 2026. The highlights are two cars:

• Initial D 30th Anniversary ✕ Craft-Bamboo Racing #77 AMG GT3 — Available in 1/18 (HK$942.3) and 1/43 (HK$327.6) scales. Dual official licensing (Mercedes-Benz + Initial D).
• GR Yaris Rally1 Combo Set (HK$180) — Car model includes 1 pack of 2 Tarmac Cards.

The other three models are: Bathurst 12h 2026 Winner 1/64 (HK$152.1), LB-ER34 Super Silhouette SKYLINE MGMINI 1/64 (HK$167.4).

It's important to distinguish two things: (1) The "Initial D collaboration #77" and the "Bathurst winner" are two different cars; (2) There are actually two versions of the 1/64 circulating in the market, and MOONROAD is stocking the winner car. Details for each are below.

Five Models at a Glance

All five models are expected to arrive on December 1, 2026 (subject to delay).

Table of Contents

• How Far is the Information Confirmed?
• Initial D 30th Anniversary Collaboration: 1/18 or 1/43?
• Don't Get Confused 1: The Winner Car is Not the Collaboration Car
• Don't Get Confused 2: There Are Two Versions of 1/64
• GR Yaris Combo Set: Includes Tarmac Cards
• LB-ER34 Super Silhouette
• Pre-order Checklist
• Unconfirmed Information in This Article
• Frequently Asked Questions
• Sources

How Far is the Information Confirmed?

Initial D 30th Anniversary Collaboration: 1/18 or 1/43?

Craft-Bamboo Racing's #77 Mercedes-AMG GT3 sported the "Initial D" 30th Anniversary livery at the 2026 Bathurst 12 Hour endurance race. The driver lineup was Ralf Aron, Lucas Auer, Maximilian Götz.

Practical advice: The price difference between the two is almost threefold. If you want a commemorative piece and don't want to deal with dust, the 1/43 with an acrylic cover is much more practical. Only consider the 1/18 if you want it for a prime display spot.

→ 1/43 Collaboration Edition (HK$327.6)｜→ 1/18 Collaboration Edition (HK$942.3)

Don't Get Confused 1: The Winner Car is Not the Collaboration Car

Same race, same car model, but two different cars. The winner of the Bathurst 12h 2026 was driven by Maro Engel, Mikaël Grenier, and Maxime Martin, and it did not have the Initial D livery.

If you want to collect the "actual winning car," choose the winner car; if you want "Initial D," choose #77.

→ 1/64 Bathurst Winner Car (HK$152.1)

Don't Get Confused 2: There Are Two Versions of 1/64

This is where it's easiest to get tripped up when comparing prices. We've checked listings from overseas diecast specialists (UK's Jadlam, US's M&J Toys, Nice Car Diecast, etc.) and found that Tarmac Works has released two livery versions for this 1/64 mold:

The only difference between the two numbers is the last part: "888" and "77." If you want the 1/64 Initial D collaboration edition, the one MOONROAD is stocking this time is not it – for the collaboration livery, you can only choose 1/18 or 1/43. Please inquire with the store if the 1/64 collaboration edition can be brought in for the next batch.

The listing information from overseas stores is only used to confirm the fact that "two versions exist simultaneously"; this article does not quote their prices.

GR Yaris Combo Set: Includes Tarmac Cards

Tarmac Works partnered with IXO models to release the 1/64 Toyota GR YARIS Rally1 HYBRID, recreating the livery from the 2024 Rally Finland (drivers Sami Pajari / co-driver Enni Mälkönen).

The special feature of this model is its Combo Set format: in addition to the car model, it includes 1 pack of 2 Tarmac Cards, official themed collectible cards. For those who collect both car models and trading cards, this package is the most direct entry point.

→ GR Yaris Combo Set (HK$180)｜See Tarmac Cards Section

LB-ER34 Super Silhouette

This model combines the classic Nissan Skyline ER34 with Liberty Walk's iconic Super Silhouette widebody kit, finished with MGMINI's distinctive livery. It holds both official Nissan licensing and official Liberty Walk collaboration licensing.

The Super Silhouette style pays homage to 1980s racing culture, with wider and more exaggerated body kits than standard LB-WORKS. A must-have for JDM widebody modification collectors.

→ LB-ER34 Super Silhouette (HK$167.4)

Pre-order Checklist

• Clearly identify the car — Initial D #77 and the Bathurst winner car are two different cars.
• There are two versions of 1/64 — T64-062-26BH888 (winner, available at MOONROAD), T64-062-26BH77 (collaboration, not stocked this time).
• Check the scale carefully — The collaboration edition has 1/18 and 1/43, with a price difference of nearly three times.
• Verify with product numbers — T18-009-26BH77, T43-023-26BH77, T64-062-26BH888, T64-085-24FR05, T64-104-MG.
• Order cutoff date not specified — Confirm with the store or customer service before placing an order.
• Arrival by 2026-12-01 — Estimated only, subject to delay.
• Dust cover specified only for 1/43 — Other models' product pages do not specify inclusion of a base or cover.
• Payment deadline — Complete payment and upload receipt within 24 hours of order confirmation.

Unconfirmed Information in This Article

• Production quantity and whether each model is a limited edition
• Pre-order cutoff date (not specified on product page)
• Whether 1/18 and 1/64 models include a display base or dust cover
• Card pool and rarity distribution for Tarmac Cards in the Combo Set
• Whether MOONROAD will stock the 1/64 collaboration edition (T64-062-26BH77) in a future batch
• Second-hand market price trends — this article makes no appreciation predictions

Frequently Asked Questions

Are the Initial D collaboration car and the Bathurst winner car the same?

No. Both are Mercedes-AMG GT3s and participated in the Bathurst 12h 2026, but they are two different cars. The Initial D 30th Anniversary collaboration livery is on the Craft-Bamboo Racing #77, driven by Ralf Aron, Lucas Auer, and Maximilian Götz; the winner car was driven by Maro Engel, Mikaël Grenier, and Maxime Martin and does not have the Initial D livery.

Is there only one version of 1/64?

No. Tarmac Works has released two livery versions for this 1/64 mold: T64-062-26BH888 is the Bathurst winner car (team standard livery), and T64-062-26BH77 is the Craft-Bamboo #77 Initial D collaboration edition. The only difference between the two numbers is the last part. MOONROAD is stocking the winner car (-888) this time; if you want the 1/64 collaboration edition, please inquire with the store about a future batch.

Should I choose 1/18 or 1/43 for the collaboration edition?

The 1/43 (HK$327.6) comes with a display base and dust-proof acrylic cover, offering a balance of size and detail, suitable for office desks or display cases. The 1/18 (HK$942.3) is a large-scale flagship specification, allowing full appreciation of the car's details, aerodynamic components, and livery lines. The price difference between the two is almost threefold.

What are the Tarmac Cards included in the GR Yaris Combo Set?

Tarmac Cards are official themed collectible cards released by Tarmac Works. The Combo Set includes 1 pack, with 2 cards per pack. Cards are randomly inserted, and the product page does not specify the card pool or rarity distribution.

When will they arrive? When is the order cutoff?

All five models are expected to arrive on December 1, 2026, subject to delay. The product page does not specify the pre-order cutoff date; it is recommended to confirm with the store or customer service before placing an order.

Are these car models officially licensed?

Yes. All three AMG GT3 models are licensed by Mercedes-Benz, and the Initial D collaboration edition is also officially licensed by Initial D. The GR Yaris is licensed by Toyota. The LB-ER34 is licensed by both Nissan and Liberty Walk through an official collaboration.

Sources

• MOONROAD CARD STORE five product pages (first-hand) — Pre-order price, scale, product number, international barcode, driver lineup, licensing status, accessories, estimated arrival by 2026-12-01, product images.
• Overseas diecast specialist listings (UK's Jadlam Racing Models, US's M&J Toys, Nice Car Diecast, etc.) — Confirms this batch is a global simultaneous release, consistent #77 driver lineup, and that 1/64 exists in two versions: -26BH888 and -26BH77. These are third-party retail data; this article does not quote their prices.

Update Log

• August 7, 2026 (Version 2) — Added five product images; added a dedicated section for "There Are Two Versions of 1/64" (verified against overseas diecast specialist listings), reminding buyers of the distinction between -26BH888 and -26BH77.
• August 7, 2026 (Initial Version) — First published. Corrected an issue in early drafts where the winner car's drivers were mistakenly listed as the #77 collaboration car's drivers.

Next update triggered by: supplier confirming cutoff date, adjustment to arrival date, MOONROAD stocking the 1/64 collaboration edition.

See also: Tarmac Cards Section｜Latest Pre-orders｜MOONROAD Stores