Suzuki Jimny SIERRA Heritage Style with Era Duck (SP-011)

SP-011 is a model of a 4th Generation Suzuki Jimny painted in Bluish Black Pearl 3 with special options offered on the Japanese Market (Heritage Style) and what looks like a giant inflatable rubber duck.

The 4th generation Jimny was released in 2018 in two versions. One is a kei car version (JB64W) exclusive to the Japanese domestic market, powered by a 660cc three cylinder turbocharged petrol engine developing 63hp. In contrast, the global version (aka Jimny Sierra or JB74W) is wider (has fender flares) and longer (bumpers are not tucked in), and has a more capable power unit: a 1.5L four cylinder, naturally aspirated, petrol engine developing 100 horsepower. Both versions are similar in weight, with the kei version at around 1035kg, and the heavier global version reaching around 1100kg.

The Era Car model was inspired by a Suzuki Jimny presented in a Suzuki catalog of "genuine accessories" for the Japanese Market, with the name Jimny's Gear Heritage Style. The model seems to be based on the JB74W version due to the presence of fender flares, painted in Bluish Black Pearl 3 although the model car paint is not the pearl type. The Heritage Style package adds the decals on the spare wheel cover, and on the side (both the lines that go across as well as the logos below the door handle), as well as the silver roof rack basket (but not the duck), and the silver painted side mirrors. All these details are accurately reproduced on the Era Car model. However the red mudflaps that are also included in the Heritage Style package were not included in the Era Car model.

The most noticeable feature of this Era Car model is the detachable one piece roof rack and duck which Era Car names Era Duck (there are four small round holes on the roof of the model, where this piece sits in place - bare in mind that if you turn the model upside down the piece will fall off). Although the roof rack is a genuine Suzuki accessory even present on the real counter part, the giant yellow Era Duck is not. The Era Duck has a design of a typical rubber duck and, given the background on the front of the box, it is likely an inflatable piece to be used on the water. Funnily enough the duck has a painted butthole, which is also present on the design on the top of the box, which likely models the place used to inflate it.

Even with the addition of the roof rack, the model still preserves the small roof antenna. Other details include the opening hood (with some detail inside), tinted windows, inserted headlights and fog lights, and authentic rims (43210-78R01-0BK). Of note is the black center wheel section, and the modeled badges on the back and the front.

Another model was released in this one: SP-012. It has a different base color (blue), different set of decals (Revival Style), and instead of an attachable roof rack, it has an attachable tent on the back.

In the table below you can see the dimensions of the model. Consider some margin of error, given how small the units are, and the difficulty of capturing accurate measurements without damaging the model.

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### Model

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### Box

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### Official Images

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### With SP-012

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