Good Smile Brings Back Racing Miku’s 15th Anniversary Design for Stunning New Scale Figure
Good Smile Company has opened orders for a beautiful new scale figure based on a 15th anniversary design of Racing Miku, commemorating the iconic mascot’s long-running role in the Hatsune Miku GT Project.
Racing Miku is a special version of Hatsune Miku created as the official mascot of the Hatsune Miku GT Project, representing the GOODSMILE RACING team in Japan’s SUPER GT championship through a brand-new costume design introduced every racing season.
Racing Miku’s 15th anniversary took place in 2025 and saw the creation of a special commemorative illustration by popular artist Kei Mochizuki, which has now been transformed into the stunning “G.S. Collection Racing Miku 15th Rhapsody 2010-2025 1/7 Scale Figure”.
Rather than wearing one of Racing Miku’s traditional motorsport-inspired outfits, this anniversary release dresses her in a flowing pure white gown that symbolizes the memories created throughout the past 15 years.
Long, colorful ribbons surround the figure, with each ribbon representing the imagery and signature color palette of previous Racing Miku designs from 2010 through 2025, celebrating the character’s evolution alongside fans over the years.
The ribbons intertwine with her instantly recognizable twin-tails, creating a layered sculpt that offers an eye-catching appearance from every viewing angle.
The graceful pose and intricate sculpting emphasize the celebratory nature of the anniversary figure while presenting Racing Miku in a style unlike any previous release in the collection.
Standing approximately 27 cm tall, the statue has been carefully recreated at 1/7 scale to faithfully capture every detail of Kei Mochizuki’s original anniversary artwork.
The “G.S. Collection Racing Miku 15th Rhapsody 2010-2025 1/7 Scale Figure” is priced at ¥30,000 (approx. $204 USD / £151 GBP) and is now available to order through reputable hobby goods retailers such as HobbyLink Japan.
Shipping is currently scheduled to take place in October 2027.
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