ADVAN Attack or Magic Purple Street Legend?
Two new Jada Nissan Skyline GT-R R34 models share opening features and a large 1:24 footprint—but tell completely different stories.
Compare the R34s Shop Jada SkylinesIf you are searching for a Jada Nissan Skyline R34 1:24 diecast model in the USA, the choice now comes down to personality: the black-and-red 2002 ADVAN AutoWorks edition looks ready for a race paddock, while the 1999 Magic Purple Metallic JDM Tuners version channels customized street-car culture.
Why collectors still chase the R34
Nissan launched the R34 Skyline GT-R in January 1999. The generation paired compact, purposeful proportions with the RB26DETT twin-turbo inline-six and became the final Skyline-badged GT-R before production ended in 2002. Nissan’s own Heritage Collection documents the production car’s engineering and unmistakable shape.
That real-world story makes this pairing especially satisfying: the 1999 model represents the beginning of the R34 GT-R era, while the 2002 model sits at its closing edge. Jada then gives each one a very different custom treatment.
Meet the two Jada Nissan Skyline R34 models
2002 R34 ADVAN AutoWorks
The black-and-red ADVAN treatment creates the more aggressive model of the pair. Strong graphic contrast, right-hand-drive interior and opening hood, doors and trunk make it a natural choice for racing-livery and tuner displays.
SKU: JA38346
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1999 R34 Magic Purple JDM Tuners
Magic Purple Metallic puts the R34’s broad shoulders, rear wing and squared-off profile at center stage. It carries the same opening hood, doors and trunk, but presents them in a cleaner street-build theme.
SKU: 38056
View the Magic Purple R34 →ADVAN vs. Magic Purple: quick comparison
| Feature | 2002 ADVAN | 1999 Magic Purple |
|---|---|---|
| Series | AutoWorks | JDM Tuners |
| Finish | Black and red ADVAN graphics | Magic Purple Metallic |
| Personality | Track-inspired and graphic-heavy | Street-custom and color-focused |
| Opening parts | Hood, doors and trunk | Hood, doors and trunk |
| Dimensions | Approx. 7.75 × 3 × 2.5 in. | Approx. 7.75 × 3 × 2.5 in. |
| Best pairing | Race liveries and tuner builds | JDM street cars and color collections |
Which Jada R34 should you buy?
Choose ADVAN if graphics drive your collection
The AutoWorks version stands out from several feet away. Its black-and-red palette works best beside race cars, sponsor-livery models and other heavily customized Jada releases.
Choose Magic Purple if paint is the hero
The metallic purple model is visually simpler, allowing the R34 body shape and stance to do more of the work. It fits naturally beside colorful JDM icons and tuner-themed shelves.
Choose both for an R34 timeline
The 1999 and 2002 model years bookend the production era of the Skyline GT-R R34. Displayed together, they become more than color variations: they create a beginning-and-end pairing with two interpretations of modern JDM culture.
Continue exploring with our JDM diecast collector guide and Jada diecast guide.
Frequently asked questions
What scale are these Jada Nissan Skyline R34 models?
Both are 1:24 scale and measure approximately 7.75 inches long, 3 inches wide and 2.5 inches high.
Do the hood, doors and trunk open?
Yes. Both product listings specify an opening hood, two opening doors and an opening trunk, making them suitable for interactive display photography.
Are both models right-hand drive?
Yes. Both titles identify the cars as RHD, reflecting the Japanese-market driving position associated with the Skyline GT-R.
When was the real R34 Skyline GT-R produced?
Nissan states that the GT-R version launched in January 1999 and that R34 production concluded in 2002.
Where can collectors in the USA order these Jada R34 models?
Canadian Diecast serves U.S. shoppers. Follow either product link above to see availability and the delivery choices for your address.