Kyosho MR-04W Jaguar XJR-14 No.4 Le Mans 1991 Body

This Kyosho body set brings the Jaguar XJR-14 No.4 LM 1991 livery to your Mini-Z, sized and shaped for the MR-04W chassis platform. The shell arrives pre-painted straight from Kyosho, so you're getting a finished racing look right out of the box instead of a blank shell that needs airbrush work before it hits the track or display shelf.

Mini-Z autoscale bodies like this one are built to a specific chassis footprint, and this Jaguar shell is no exception. It's shaped around the MR-04W platform, matching the wheelbase and mounting points that chassis uses. That said, autoscale styling alone doesn't guarantee a body can be mounted on any given chassis: some bodies simply cannot be mounted depending on the chassis you're running, so this shell should be paired with the MR-04W it was designed for rather than assumed to drop onto other Mini-Z platforms in the lineup.

• Pre-painted Jaguar XJR-14 No.4 Le Mans 1991 livery, finished and ready to mount
• Shaped for the Kyosho MR-04W Mini-Z chassis
• Captures the autoscale body style Mini-Z collectors look for in vintage race liveries
• Mounting is chassis-dependent, so fit isn't universal across every Mini-Z platform
• The separately sold LED light unit set (MZW429R) cannot be installed on this particular Jaguar XJR-14 No.4 LM 1991 shell

Two practical points are worth flagging before you order. First, as noted above, chassis mounting varies by body, so double-check that the MR-04W is the platform you're running before buying this shell. Second, if you were hoping to add lighting, the MZW429R LED light unit set is sold separately and does not fit this Jaguar shell at all, so a lit-up build isn't an option here regardless of chassis.

If you're building out a Mini-Z collection around vintage Group C and Le Mans-era race cars, this Jaguar XJR-14 shell fills that slot with a finished, display-ready body. Because it's already painted, you can go straight from unboxing to mounting on your MR-04W chassis without extra prep work. Just keep the chassis-specific mounting limits and the LED incompatibility in mind so it ends up on the right platform and matches your build plans.