Inno64 is the brand our customers search for more than any other on Turbo Diecast. If you're new to it, the range can feel overwhelming: regular releases, Top Secret and Pandem builds, Liberty Walk supercars, and event exclusives with codes like TDE26 or TASHK25 on the box. This guide breaks it all down so you know what you're looking at and what to buy first.
What Is Inno64?
Inno64 is a Hong Kong-based diecast maker that specializes in 1:64 scale replicas of tuned and modified cars. Where some brands focus on factory-stock models, Inno64 is best known for the builds you'd see at a tuner show: widebody kits, famous tuning-shop cars, and drift and time attack machines.
Every model is 1:64 scale, roughly 65–70 mm (about 2.6 in) long, so they sit perfectly alongside Mini GT, Tarmac Works and Poprace in your display case.
The Main Inno64 Lines
Top Secret
Replicas of cars built by the Japanese tuning house Top Secret, known for their gold paint and V12 Supra. Look for the Top Secret V12 Supra, plus Top Secret Skyline GT-Rs (R32, R33, R34, R35), the Silvia S15 and the 350Z.
Pandem and Rocket Bunny
Bolt-on widebody kits on everyday classics. Favourites include the Pandem Rocket Bunny E30, the Pandem 997 "Pink Pig", the Rocket Bunny RX-7 (FD3S) and the Miata MX-5 (ND).
Liberty Walk (LB-Works and LB-Silhouette)
Liberty Walk's extreme widebody supercars. The current lineup includes the LB-Silhouette Works Miura GT, the Liberty Walk Countach, the Liberty Walk 720S, the LBWK F40 and the RX-7 LB-Super Silhouette.
RWB
Rauh-Welt Begriff Porsches in 930, 964 and 993 form, including the RWB 930 #89 Apple livery and the RWB 964 in matte black.
J's Racing, Darwin Pro and Mad Mike
Track and drift builds: J's Racing S2000s and the J's Racing Civic FL5, Darwin Pro Supra A90s and AMG GT, and Mad Mike's "Madbul" RX-7 in Gen6 and Gen8 versions.
Classics and race winners
Not everything is modified: Inno64 also makes the 1991 Le Mans-winning Mazda 787B, the Mercedes-Benz 190E, the Toyota MR2 (SW20) and the Nissan Skyline GT-R R33 NISMO 400R.
Regular Releases vs Event Exclusives
Inno64 makes two kinds of models, and the price difference is big.
- Regular releases are the core range. At Turbo Diecast they're mostly $30–$38 CAD, and new ones open for preorder before they arrive.
- Event exclusives are special versions released for diecast and car shows. They usually cost $50–$100 CAD and are rarely restocked.
The letters at the end of an item number tell you which event a model is from. A few you'll see in our store:
- TDE26: Thailand Diecast Expo 2026, such as the RWB 993 "Cinderella" and the RX-7 "Heng's Garage"
- TASHK25: Tokyo Auto Salon Hong Kong 2025
- DSCLV26: Diecast Super Con Las Vegas 2026, such as the RWB 930 Chrome Silver
- USAT26: the USA Miami and Los Angeles Tour 2026, such as the LB-Silhouette Works Miura GT in blue
Browse every show release in our Event Exclusives collection.
Which Inno64 Should You Buy First?
- If you love JDM tuners: start with a Top Secret Skyline or the Top Secret V12 Supra.
- If you love widebodies: the Pandem E30 or the Pandem 997 "Pink Pig".
- If you love exotic supercars: the LB-Silhouette Works Miura GT or the Liberty Walk Countach.
- If you love Porsches: any RWB 930, 964 or 993.
- If you want something rare: an event exclusive. Expect to pay more, and don't wait, because they rarely come back.
Tips for Collecting Inno64
- Preorder the ones you want. Many of our past regular Inno64 releases sold out after arriving, and restocks aren't guaranteed. See our Preorder Policy for how preorders work.
- Check the item number. Versions of the same car can differ only by the end of the code. For example, IN64-RX7MM-01 is the Madbul Gen8 and IN64-RX7MM-02 is the Gen6.
- Keep the box. For event exclusives especially, the original packaging matters to other collectors.
Inno64 FAQ
Where can I buy Inno64 in Canada?
Turbo Diecast stocks Inno64 regular releases, preorders and event exclusives, with Canada-wide shipping and local pickup in Thornhill, Markham and North York. See the full Inno64 collection.
How much does Inno64 cost in Canada?
At Turbo Diecast, regular Inno64 releases are mostly $30–$38 CAD and event exclusives are usually $50–$100 CAD.
What scale is Inno64?
1:64, roughly 65–70 mm (about 2.6 in) long, the same scale as Mini GT, Tarmac Works and Poprace.
How does Inno64 compare with Mini GT, Tarmac Works and Poprace?
Read our side-by-side brand comparison.
Shop all Inno64 or browse upcoming preorders. Follow us on Instagram @turbodiecastca for new Inno64 arrivals.
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