Mini GT’s Q4 2025 Release Line‑Up: Why Collectors Are Excited

Mini GT burst onto the diecast scene in 2017 when TSM Model founder Glen Chou launched a brand that promised premium 1:64 cars at affordable prices.

In just a few years the brand has become a favourite of Indonesian collectors thanks to its high‑quality molds, accurate graphics and rubber tyres. Each car includes details like side mirrors and unique packaging, giving you value normally seen in pricier models.

Looking ahead to Q4 2025, Mini GT’s distributor in Southeast Asia has teased a host of new releases. Expect the line‑up to include iconic race cars and supercars such as Formula 1 classics, modern GT3 machines and wildly modified street cars. Although detailed information is still developing, the brand’s history offers clues: past releases have included the Nissan GT‑R R34, Toyota Supra A90 and Lamborghini Aventador.

These models paired sharp tampos with license‑accurate sponsors, and the 2025 releases will likely continue that trend.

Mini GT is also known for collaborating with brands like Liberty Walk and Pandem, which adds extra appeal for collectors in Indonesia. Expect some of the Q4 2025 cars to wear famous widebody kits or liveries that pay homage to motorsport legends. While the final assortment may include a yellow Camel‑liveried F1 car or a new Le Mans prototype, the consistent theme is authenticity. That makes Mini GT ideal for a growing community of enthusiasts who want display‑worthy models without breaking the bank.

For those waiting impatiently, the best strategy is to follow Mini GT Southeast Asia on social media and join diecast groups for updates. Many Indonesian retailers will start pre‑orders soon after official announcements. Given Mini GT’s track record of limited production runs and chase variants, early pre‑orders are advisable. Stay tuned to diecastindonesia.com for our detailed reviews once samples arrive.