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This plastic model assembly kit recreates the BMW 320i Racing car which starred in the 1977 World Championship for Makes. The prominent over fenders, spoiler and wing are recreated in style, with a detailed depiction of the inline-4 DOHC engine, and a realistic rendering of the interior with roll cage. Decals are included to recreate stripes and sponsor logos. Features The engine room looks super realistic. Cartograf decals give a great finish. Length: 203 mm, width: 85 mm, height: 55 mm.

The Nissan Leopard was released as a personal luxury car in September 1980; the 280X SF-L was its highest-grade model. The pioneering and distinctive two-door hardtop body featured excellent aerodynamic performance. It was powered by the inline-six L28E engine capable of 145hp and had 5-speed manual and 3-speed automatic transmission options. The suspension featured an auto-leveling system for the rear; the interior was also packed with luxury accessories like leather seats, an onboard drive computer with 6 functions, cruise control and automated climate control, which were standard attachments for the 280X SF-L. Fully packed with the newest technologies, this vehicle is known as a pioneer of Japanese personal luxury cars. Features This is a 1/24 scale plastic model assembly kit. Length: 193 mm, width: 75 mm, height: 56 mm. The angular two-door hardtop body is captured in style. Faithful depictions of the luxurious interior, chassis underside and suspension. Features a moveable sunroof; making the model interactive even after assembly. Metal-plated wheels are paired with synthetic rubber tires for realistic feel. Decals are included for the name logo, and metal transfers for interior and fender mirrors. A driver figure adds some extra life to the model.

The Celica LB Turbo was a Group 5 racing car developed for the Deutsche Rennsport-Meisterschaft (DRM) in 1977. It was based on Celica Liftback 2000GT road car and attached aerodynamic parts such as bulging over fenders and a rear wing. The entire body was redone in lightweight FRP with the exception of the hood, roof, door and rear panel components; the car weighed a mere 860kg. The Toyota inline-four engine with a capacity of 1,968cc (18R-G) was modified by German outfit Schnitzer. They added their own 16 valve cylinder head to the engine: the powerplant had a 2,090cc capacity and was paired with a mechanical fuel injection system and KKK turbocharger, resulting in an impressive output of 560hp. It debuted in the eighth DRM race at Hockenheim in 1977. In October, it even beat the mighty Porsche 935 in the ADAC trophy race at Zolder, Belgium. This distinctive Japanese-German silhouette racing car was one to keep an eye on. The impressive aerodynamic body was entirely redone in FRP with the exception of the hood, roof, door and rear panel components. The powerful front form has a spoiler integrated with widened fenders. The photo gives a good look at the extended rear fenders. The rear wing enhanced traction of the driven rear wheels. Chassis underside is also realistically recreated with flat underpanels and side exhaust pipe. Deep rim mesh wheels are metal-plated. Slick tires use solid synthetic rubber for realistic feel. The cockpit has depictions of roll cage and fire extinguisher to go along with the driver figure. Cartograf decals are used for superlative color. Two racing numbers are included: no. 56 car from the DRM race and no. 68 car which beat the Porsche 935 in the ADAC trophy race. Features This is a 1/24 scale plastic model assembly kit. Length: 192mm, width: 87mm, height: 52mm. The largely modified, powerful form with aerodynamic parts such as wide fenders and a large rear wing is accurately rendered. Cockpit with roll cage, chassis underside and suspension etc. are captured realistically. Front and rear mesh wheels are metal-plated parts. Front and rear slick tires with different width use solid synthetic rubber. Comes with high-quality Cartograf decals. Two racing numbers can be chosen. A driver figure is included.

Originally a Russian T-55 tank, the Tiran 5 was a modified version of the T-55 taken by the Israeli Defence Force and upgraded extensively during the 60s up to the 80s. It was armed with a 105mm gun as well as M2 machine guns and although it was withdrawn from Israeli service, it continued to see action across several other countries. When fully assembled, this 1/35 scale model measures 252mm long and 96mm wide. Features 1/35 scale model kit Features additional M2 machine guns, mortar mount, and crew machine guns Recreates a realistic storage box, water tanks, and auxiliary equipment Includes 2 figures: commander and loader torso figures Marking options to depict the 1980s variant

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Honda’s CB series has a proud history dating back to the 1959 Benly CB92, followed by legendary models such as the 1969 CB750 FOUR, the CB750F and CB900F, and the race focused CB1100R. Announced in 2025 as the successor to the CB1300SF, the CB1000F was developed around Honda’s “Best Balance Roadster” philosophy, delivering versatility for everyday riding and touring. The CB1000F updates the iconic “Flowing Line” styling of its predecessors, with a smooth profile from fuel tank to rear cowl that creates a strong and purposeful silhouette. Classic design cues are paired with modern details including a round LED headlight with a plated rim, heritage inspired seat pattern, a large tail light and a distinctive right side muffler, continuing Honda’s tradition of balanced performance and timeless CB design. Features This is a 1/12 scale plastic model assembly kit. Engine, suspension, muffler and stand are screw-mounted to the frame for realisticassembly. Metal-plated parts replicate the bike’s finishes on muffler, headlight, fork inner tubesand mirrors. Clear parts for taillight, headlight ring, LCD display and front windscreen. Detailed liquid-cooled inline-4 engine with radiator hoses, split chain and one-piecefuel tank/front fender to reduce part lines. Brake discs, metal rear damper spring, vinyl tubing, synthetic rubber tyres withrealistic treads, and textured seat. Optional headlight cowl and masking stickers for meter and fuel tank cap. Three marking options: Wolf Silver Metallic with blue stripe, Wolf Silver Metallic withgrey stripe, or Graphite Black. Contents Plastic model assembly kit Decal Sheet Instruction manual Paint guide

From the 1970s until its retirement in 2006, the F-14 Tomcat was a fearsome carrier fighter with its powerful radar and long-range missiles. Originally designed for carrier air defense, in the 1990s it was also tabbed for ground attack work on account of its superior payload capacity and range. At the end of that decade Tomcats became capable of long-range surgical strikes with LANTIRN pod and laser-guided bombs. The F-14D inherited its F110-GE-400 engines from the F-14B, and was given a new digital radar system whose faster processing times and enhanced capability turned the Tomcat into a true multi-role fighter also capable of ground attack and reconnaissance missions. The F-14D was delivered to units from 1992 and was active in Afghanistan and Iraq; it was a vital cog in the Navy machine until it was retired in 2006. Features This is a 1/72 scale plastic model assembly kit. Fuselage length: 265mm, wingspan: 272mm (with wings swept forward). The flowing Tomcat form is recreated with aplomb, featuring a moving depiction of the variable sweep wing.  Air bags and sealing plates are separate parts, with different components included for different wing positions, which can be interchanged after completion. Slide molded canopy and air intake sides give an authentic rendering of the complex shapes. Poly caps enable horizontal stabilizer motion. The model’s fuel probe and boarding ladder can be assembled stowed or deployed. Parts are included to recreate ordnance such as laser guided bombs, LANTIRN pod and air-to-air missiles. Comes with 2 seated figures and 5 U.S. Navy marking options. The main canopy opens after assembly, and the nose-side ladder and steps can be assembled deployed or stowed. Highlights in the detailed cockpit include consoles and instrumentation, with decals provided for the latter. The fuel probe can be assembled stowed or deployed. The variable sweep wing moves on internal gears. Wing parts are fitted on after fuselage assembly. 2 types of interchangeable sealing panel and airbag parts are included, for use with different wing positions. L, R and icons are molded into sealing panel and airbag parts so you know just where to use them. A full ordnance line-up includes AIM-54C Phoenix, AIM-9L/M air-to-air missiles and GBU-12 laser guided bombs. Missiles have integrated fins. A full ordnance line-up includes AIM-54C Phoenix, AIM-9L/M air-to-air missiles and GBU-12 laser guided bombs. Missiles have integrated fins. The model loaded with ordnance is an impressive sight. Landing gear struts also offer great detail. Chock parts are also included. 2 decal sheets are provided with a host of markings, stencils, cockpit instrumentation and more. The kit comes with masking stickers for the canopy and clear parts, plus metallic stickers for fuselage side reinforcing panels. Choose from five U.S. Navy marking options.

Here comes the late model of the Messerschmitt Bf109 G-6 as the variation kit of Item 61117 1/48 Messerschmitt Bf109 G-6 (which recreates the early production model) in our legendary 1/48 Aircraft Series. Inheriting the faithfully recreated form based upon extensive research and open or closed engine cowlings (interchangeable even after assembly) from Item 61117, this kit authentically features new parts to recreate characteristics such as the engine cowlings used for the Bf109 G-6 late model, an Erla Haube canopy, and 21cm rocket launchers under its wing. Enjoy comparing the differences between Item 61117 and this kit! Features The Tamiya 1/48 Messerschmitt Bf 109 G-6 Late Model accurately represents one of the most widely produced and heavily armed variants of Germany’s iconic World War II fighter. The G-6 late version featured refinements introduced during 1944, including revised engine cowlings, tall tail configuration on many aircraft, and late-war external details reflecting operational experience. This kit captures the compact yet aggressive lines of the Bf 109 with Tamiya’s renowned precision moulding and excellent surface detail. Finely engraved panel lines, a well-detailed cockpit, and accurately shaped wings and fuselage ensure an authentic scale appearance. The model includes options for late-war Luftwaffe markings, allowing builders to recreate aircraft from the final stages of the conflict. Designed for ease of assembly while maintaining high accuracy, this 1/48 scale kit is ideal for both experienced modellers and those looking to build a high-quality representation of a classic WWII fighter. The Bf 109 G-6 Late Model remains a cornerstone of Luftwaffe aviation history and a must-have subject for any Second World War aircraft collection.

From the 1970s through the 1980s, Group 5 races gained immense popularity with thrilling on-track battles between powerful, highly modified vehicles. The Ford Zakspeed Capri Turbo was designed to take on the DRM (German Racing Championship), sporting a low and wide body and powered by a 375hp 1,427cc inline-4 engine. With the body making extensive use of FRP, the car weighed in at a mere 790kg. It debuted in summer 1978 at Hockenheim, and then in October took its maiden victory, winning the sprint race at the Nürburgring. Features This is a 1/24 scale plastic model assembly kit. Length: 210mm, width: 86mm, height: 51mm. The squat, wide and low form of the car is recreated in style. A realistic interior has a depiction of the roll cage. The model features solid synthetic rubber tires. Quality Cartograf decals are included to recreate the range of sponsors on the car. Comes with a driver figure to add even more realism. With Cartograf decals for vibrant, true colors. The underside has great detail on the underside of the engine, and mirrors the flattened base of the real car. Wheels are metal plated parts, and can be fitted with optional aero discs. A busy decal sheet helps recreate the numerous sponsor logos.

This is a re-release model of the M60A3 tank. Together with the M1 Abrams, the M60A3 formed the core of U.S. tank forces during the 1980s. It featured a cast iron chassis that was inherited from the M48 tanks that first appeared in the 1950s, and was powered by a super-charged air-cooled diesel. The turret, too, was manufactured from cast iron, and was mounted with a 105mm gun with thermal sleeve to provide protection from barrel distortion. Other technologically-advanced additions at the time included a laser based rangefinder and ballistic computer, allowing the M60A3 to pack a fearsome punch. Production began in 1978, and the 3,600 examples produced went on to fulfil a leading military role for in excess of 20 years.  Features Length: 264mm, Width: 104mm. The turret depicts the cast iron finish of the real tank The model can be assembled with or without thermal sleeve attached to the main gun. Modelers can choose to construct the model with open or closed crew hatch. The driver's hatch is movable. Authentic suspension is recreated using separate parts. 3 sets of markings and a commander figure are included with the kit.

Germany employed a number of half-track vehicles during WWII, among them the prolific Sd.Kfz. 250 series. From transportation duties to communications vehicles, ammo carriers and more, they were truly versatile vehicles. The Sd.Kfz. 250/3 is rather well known for Rommel's having used it as a command car during the fighting in North Africa; he named it the Greif ("griffin"), appropriate for the vehicle which carried him as he seemed to swoop around North Africa trying to thwart Allied intentions. Features This is a 1/35 scale plastic model assembly kit. Length: 137mm. From the frame antenna to the complex surfaces of the armor, the subject is captured in style. Realistic interior with details such as radio equipment. Maybach straight-six engine is expertly recreated in the front of the model. Link-type assembly tracks give an authentic finish. Comes with four figures including one depicting Rommel, plus decals for Rommel's vehicle and one each for North African and European Front AFVs.

This is a model replica of the Porsche 934 Turbo RSR, in Vaillant livery. Based on the Porsche 930 Turbo, the Turbo RSR Type 934 was developed to compete in international sports car racing in 1976, and 31 race cars were produced. In the same year, a 934 with the German company Vaillant as the main sponsor and a striking cobalt green livery competed in the DRM (German Racing Championship). It had an excellent racing season, taking the checkered flag first in the 2nd, 4th and 10th races and leaving French driver Bob Wollek atop the Division 1 drivers standings leader board come the end of the years racing.  Features Includes realistic reproductions of the roll cage and interior, suspension and chassis underside. High-quality decals made by Cartograf are included to recreate the markings of the car, including the Vaillant name, rabbit logos, and tire logos. Photo-etched parts are included to recreate front air intakes, rear grille, pedals and more. The model also comes with metal transfers to depict side and rear-view mirrors.

Genius designer Sir Alec Issigonis was the driving force behind the quintessential British automobile, the Mini. In 1959, the British Motor Company released two versions of the Mini based on their Morris and Austin brands-the Morris Mini Minor and the Austin Seven. The most salient characteristic of the Mini was its roominess. Despite a 3m body length, the Mini could comfortably fit four large adults with room to spare. This economy of space was accomplished by using a compact two-box layout, which positioned the transmission and gearbox in the oil sump. Four-wheel independent suspension and small diameter 10" wheels ensured a low and balanced ride. The popularity of the Mini grew and soon the Mk.II and Mk.III versions were born. In 1961, John Cooper of British racing fame souped-up the engine and introduced it to the public as the Morris Mini Cooper. Later, the Mini Cooper S was also created for race and rally participation. The finest version of the "S" type, the Mini Cooper 1275S Mk.I was released in 1964. It featured a 1275cc engine and was entered in the 1964 Monte Carlo Rally, among many higher-powered opponents. What it lacked in power, it made up for in nimbleness, taking the overall victory in the "64, "65 and "67 races. Both the Morris and Austin versions of the Mini Cooper S were built, differing from each other only in grill design and emblem. And while a new version of Mini was announced in September 2000, the worldwide popularity of the original Mini remains as strong as ever. Features Overall length: 129mm, overall width: 58mm. This model features the standard model car not equipped with option parts. Chrome plated parts included for the unique Austin grill. Authentically reproduced 4-cylinder engine sits below moveable bonnet. Front and rear emblem reproduced with metal transfer marks.

This model kit recreates the Morris Mini Cooper Racing. The version available now (2026 production lot) is an updated version as it includes updated decals, instruction manual, and packaging. The Morris Mini was introduced in October 1959 and was a departure from automotive designs of that era. By using a 2-box styling, they produced a four-seat compact car about 3 meters in length that used a front engine, front wheel drive layout. It initially had an 848cc, 34hp engine, which allowed a speed of 115km/h. This outstanding design provided room for four large adults to be seated comfortably. Its patented “Hydrolastic” four-wheel independent suspension system, introduced in 1964 to replace the earlier very compact rubber cone system, was another excellent innovation. This superbly balanced car also performed well on racing circuits, and John Cooper of British racing fame, enhanced the engine and introduced it as the Morris Mini Cooper. A series of modifications began in 1961 using a 997cc engine followed by a 998cc engine in the Cooper, then a 1,071cc, 67.5hp Cooper S in 1963; in 1964 the popular 1275cc, 75hp car came out, along with a special 970cc racing version. Competition versions of the 1275S and 970S were often known as “Works Minis”, the 1275S being changed to have a 1,293cc powerplant, which filled the 1,300cc class requirement, and put out 91hp. The racing Mini proved its potential by dominating races held in 1964 and 1965. It won the 1967 1,300cc class title in the British Saloon Car Championship (BSCC), the 1968 European Touring Car Championship, and again clinched the BSCC title that same year. With its track and rally successes, the Mini Cooper is a true motorsports gem. Includes Updated decals including two added car numbers and masking stickers for the painting process Specification Construction Type: Assembly Kit Decals: Included Required To Complete: Cement, Paint and Finishing Supplies Scale: 1/24 Length: 129mm, width: 66mm, height: 56mm.

This model kit recreates the classic Morris Mini Cooper 1275SMK.I in 1/24 scale. It features a detailed engine and interior. Fans of model building and the classic Mini Copper can learn a lot about this subject with this easy to build kit. Includes  An updated 4-language instruction manual and cover story. Updated decals including checkered roof, bonnet stripes and number plate "MORRIS" letters, and masking stickers for the painting process. Specification Construction Type: Assembly Kit Decals: Included Required To Complete: Cement, Paint and Finishing Supplies Scale: 1/24 Length: 130mm, width: 61mm, height: 56mm.

The 1/12 scale Yamaha RZV500R model kit is a re-issue model that was last released in 2011. It features newly added B5-size double-sided pamphlet with color photos of the full-size bike for painting reference, and updated instruction manual. The Yamaha RZV500R was announced at the Tokyo Motor Show 1983 with specs that basically made it equivalent to the road racer YZR500. Inheriting its lightweight, compact design from the YZR, the RZV featured a 500cc 2-stroke water-cooled V4 engine capable of 64hp and 230km/h top speed, which provided performance on the level of a liter-class motorcycle. The RZV500R opened a new era of 2-stroke sports bikes and was invested with Yamaha’s significant knowledge of both 2-stroke engines and racing. Features 1/12 scale plastic model assembly kit. Length: 172mm, width: 56mm, height: 97mm. Includes a newly added B5-size double-sided pamphlet with color photos for painting reference. Features realistic depictions of details such as a 500cc 2-stroke water-cooled V4 engine, SU carburetors, air cleaner and chambers. The Yamaha Monocross suspension at rear is authentically depicted with a metal spring. 1.6mm screw heads are changed to + shape, so small screwdriver is included. Comes with solid depictions of 16-inch front and 18-inch rear tires. High-quality Cartograf decals are included. Includes vinyl tubes for Ignition cables Radiator hoses Cables Plumbing

Honda Rs1000 Endurance Kit This is Tamiya's 1/12 scale model kit of the Honda RS1000 Endurance from Tamiya. Honda RS1000 was part of the 1981 Endurance World Championships. Features an air-cooled 4-cylinder DOHC 999cc engine capable of 150hp. Cowling was slightly enlarged to reduce rider fatigue during the grueling races. Features Length: 180mm, width: 44mm, height: 115mm. The form of the bike is expertly captured, and includes a steerable front fork. Rear suspension features a metal coil spring for realistic movement. The DOHC 4-cylinder engine is beautifully rendered, complete with individual lines and piping. Clear parts are used to accurately recreate the driver windshield. Includes a choice of parts to depict full cowling (European races) or half-cowling (Suzuka). High-quality Cartograf decals depict both European and Suzuka race schemes.

Here's Tamiya's kit of the Enigma, the up-armored version of the venerable T-55 as deployed by the Iraqi military. Tracks are provided as detailed one-piece flexible belts. Three new sprues of parts plus a new upper hull (all shown below) have been added to the original Tamiya T-55 kit to create this version (note: only a single model of the Enigma version can be built with the parts included in this kit. The normal version of the T-55 shown below is for comparison only.). Includes one Iraqi crew figure. Contents Plastic sprue (Tan), Cloth (Black), Booklet (Black & white), Instructions (Paper) (Black & White), Vinyl (Black)

Following Israel's declaration of independence in 1948, the Israeli Defense Forces (IDF) chose the M4 Sherman as its first mainstay tank. In the mid-1950s, the IDF purchased a sizable number of M4A1 Shermans, which were armed with the 76.2mm M1 gun, to counter Arab armies' T-34-85s. These tanks were designated M1 Super Sherman according to their armament in order to distinguish them from earlier variants equipped with 75mm guns. Many featured curved cast hulls, air-cooled radial gasoline engines, and Vertical Volute Spring Suspension (VVSS). They first saw action when the Suez Crisis broke out on October 29, 1956, and some soldiered on until the 1970s. Features 1/35 scale plastic assembly kit of the M1 Super Sherman. Length: 210mm, Width: 75mm. The distinctive form of the tank including its curved cast hull and 76mm main gun is accurately reproduced based on thorough study of a full-size museum exhibit. The model depicts a late-type vehicle featuring the muzzle brake and one-piece loader's hatch. Realistic VVSS details and T54E1 tracks. Commander and loader figures, plus 3 types of markings included. Model depicts the vehicle during the Suez Crisis which had vehicle numbers indicated on an Olive Drab hull. Cast upper hull and turret feature complex form and realistic cast metal surface texture.

1/48 Scale German Leopard 2 Main Combat Tank A7V Following the release of Item 35387 1/35 German Main Battle Tank Leopard 2 A7V, we are delighted to announce the appearance of the Leopard 2 A7V in the 1/48 Military Miniature Series. The model recreates the Leopard 2 A7V succinctly yet realistically. This kit uses one-third of the number of parts used for Item 35387, which ensures ease of assembly but an accurate depiction. Leopard 2 A7V In May 2017 it was decided to give the Bundeswehr Leopard 2 tank an upgrade in the form of the Leopard 2 A7V; building upon the A7 variant, the A7V has additional hull front armor to increase its survivability, with new running gear to compensate for the extra weight. Its L/55 120mm gun is a carryover from the A6 variant which - when using the latest ammunition - can take on enemy armor up to five kilometers away. Other design evolutions include a sight device to amplify vision in poor visibility, new tracks and a new turret rear basket. 104 existing tanks are to be upgraded to A7V spec, and units began receiving them in September 2021. Features This is a 1/48 scale plastic model assembly kit. Length: 234mm, width: 80mm. The powerful Leopard 2 A7V form with square headlights, front additional armor plate and updated turret rear shape is faithfully captured based on extensive research of the actual tank. Anti-slip patterns on upper turret and hull are realistically depicted. Assembly type tracks have one-piece straight sections. Includes one torso figure which depicts a commander. Comes with a choice of two marking options of the 393rd Panzer Battalion. Decals are ready for use in the depictions of details such openings of periscopes and turret-side basket sections. Separately sold weights (19403174) can be used to add heaviness to your model.

1/24 Scale Mastercard Savanna RX-7 Tamiya welcomes an updated re-issue of Item 24016 1/24 Mazda Savanna RX-7 (originally sold in 1981: motorized at that time) with changed C Parts molding color (changed from black to brown), updated decals, instruction manual and packaging, plus newly-included masking stickers. The Mazda Savanna RX-7 made its debut in 1978, and the car featured sleek lines on its lightweight monocoque body with low-profile nose and retractable headlights. A two-rotor rotary engine was capable of 130hp, and the front midship layout gave the car optimum weight distribution, which was one of the secrets to its exemplary handling. In 1980, Mazda gave the RX-7 a minor model change, making the SE Limited model the most luxurious of the four types on offer. Creature comforts such as the sunroof and bucket type leather seats were joined by aluminum wheels, while lightening the car by over 30 kilograms and refining its nose further improved fuel efficiency. This car spawned a legion of rotary engine fans and is an integral part of Mazda’s history. Features This is a 1/24 scale plastic model assembly kit. Length: 183mm, width: 76mm, height: 55mm. The aerodynamic wedge-shaped form is captured in style. Features realistic depictions of chassis underside, suspension and interior. Sun roof and headlights are openable. Updated decals recreate logos and emblems. Includes solid synthetic rubber tires and masking stickers. Comes with one driver figure.

During WWII, non-mechanized German units such as the infantry were served their meals by a field kitchen, usually pulled by a team of between two and four horses and providing food for anywhere between 120 and 220 soldiers. They generally consisted of a front limber with space for the driver and storage for ingredients and equipment, plus a trailer with soup copper or kettle. With its wooden wheels and upright flue, it was affectionately nicknamed the "Gulaschkanone" or "goulash cannon" and around thirty are said to have been assigned to a single infantry regiment in the early days of the conflict. Features This is a 1/35 scale plastic model assembly kit. An accurate portrayal of the field kitchen with its wooden wheels and prominent flue. The kit comes with a seated soldier figure holding the reins. Two horses are pictured in realistic action pose. Accessories including milk pots, food containers and a bucket.

Named for the resemblance of its main frame to Dachshund dogs, this motorcycle was unleashed on the world in the summer of 1969. It fused reliable form and function, with the "T-bone" frame completely enclosing the gas tank within. A removable front section meant that this little bike could be stowed in your car truck and transported to your destination, where it could be re-assembled and ridden around for fun. It inherited an extremely 4-cycle OHC single-cylinder engine from the legendary Honda Super Cub, and employed a 3-speed transmission, its budget price and peerless reliability making the bike a great model for those just starting out on 2 wheels. Features This is a 1/6 scale plastic model assembly kit. Length: 250mm. An accurate rendering of the bike captures the distinctive "T-bone" frame plus internal battery and gas tank. Main stand and step are both moving components. The main stand is sprung, as is the brake pedal. Tires feature realistic tread pattern. Front and rear coil-sprung suspensions offer realistic motion. Removable front fork and folding handlebar mirror those on the real bike. Double seat has a realistic representation of the leather feel, and can be opened and closed via lever. OHC engine features recreations of cooling fins. Wheels are matte metal-plated parts. Front and rear fenders, muffler and handlebar are given a metal-plated finish. Includes vinyl tubing to recreate various lines and cables. Comes with Cartograf decals.

Nissan’s Skyline has been an ambassador for high performance Japanese cars for many a year. The series, which stretches all the way back to 1957, was joined in August 1981 by the sixth generation car that included the sporty 2000 Turbo GT-E S. Possessing a sleek wedge body design and 145hp 2-liter inline-six turbo engine, its 4-wheel independent suspension had front strut and rear semi-trailing setups, disc brakes front and rear, and even switch-operated adjustable shocks with variable stiffness. Technology buffs of the day were captivated by features such as a Driver Guide System which used a directional sensor as a compass to give straight-line distance to your destination, and with such a consummate package of style, performance and cutting-edge technology it was inevitable that the car would enjoy massive popularity. Features The wedge silhouette is recreated with aplomb. The realistic interior has bucket seats, while front strut and rear trailing arm suspension setups are also depicted. Synthetic rubber tires. Decals are included for emblems, logos and other details. Comes with a seated driver figure. The assembly instruction manual gives instructions for 7 different color schemes including the main red and silver options Specification Length: 192mm, width: 73mm, height: 62mm. 1/24 scale