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2026-05-12 · guide · mini gt · kaido house · pop race · hot wheels

Does It Fit? The Honest 1:64 Compatibility Guide

Mini GT, Kaido House, Pop Race, Inno64, Hot Wheels — base and blister sizes differ more than you think. Here is which case is built for which box.

Does It Fit? The Honest 1:64 Compatibility Guide

“1:64” is a scale, not a standard. Every brand cuts its base, box and blister differently — which is why a generic case wobbles, gaps, or worse, won't close.

So we don't sell one case and hope. We cut a case around each format.

Boxed premium: the Double-Decker

The Double-Decker is built around the Mini GT and Kaido House × Mini GT boxes — box in the lower chamber, car on the stage above. ₹840 for the Mini GT size, ₹880 for Kaido House, because the Kaido House box is the larger one.

One brand, one case

If you only want the car displayed and the box stored elsewhere, there is a flush-fit case per brand: Mini GT in four formats including boxed, blister and opened blister; Kaido House; Pop Race; and one case sized for Inno64, Time Micro and PGM.

Carded Hot Wheels?

Different animal. A carded mainline needs card protection, not a display plinth — that is the Hot Wheels case, cut per format: mainline, premium, RLC, RLC blister and Team Transport. Same clear acrylic, sized to the card rather than the car.

Loose cars, and everything else

Cars that left their boxes years ago go in the four-car loose case. For 1:43 and larger, or anything unusual on your shelf, we build to order — send the dimensions.

Not sure?

Send us a photo of the box on Instagram before you spend a rupee. We would rather tell you it doesn't fit than take the order.