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Kit Lancia 037 Rally Duriforte 1986 ERC (versione dettagliata) "Limited Edition" in scala 1/24 - Modello Hasegawa.
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Go to cartKit auto Trabi 601 S in scala 1/35 - Modello AK INTERACTIVE.
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Go to cartTYPE HY COMMERCIAL VAN kit 1/35 scale - AK INTERACTIVE model.After the end of World War II, the French Citroën brand developed a series of simple and economical vans and light trucks, initially known as Type H. Their distinctive design, characterized by an elongated "nose," rear-hinged "suicide" cab doors, low floor and extensive use of corrugated sheet metal body panels, made them iconic due to their popularity, of which more than 473,000 units were produced.Reference AK35035 represents the Type HY series van produced from early 1964 to late 1969, with single windshield, short chevrons on the radiator grille, vertical handle on the sliding door and square rear window. The decal sheet includes markings for four colored vehicles used by French and Dutch private companies.Key features of the kit:- Nearly 120 plastic parts.- Photogravure.- Rear doors and sliding door can be opened.- Decals for 4 paint/marking options printed by Cartograf
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Go to cartBugatti Type 41 Royal Coupe Napoleon car kit in 1/24 scale - Italeri model.NEW RUBBER PNEUMATERS - CHROMED PIECES
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Go to cartKit car 500 Abarth 2008 in 1/24 scale - Italeri model.CHROMED PIECES - RUBBER PNEUMATERS - COLOR INSTRUCTIONS
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Go to cartMini Cooper 40th anniversary 1999 "Limited Edition" kit in 1/24 scale - Hasegawa model.
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Go to cartLamborghini Gallardo car kit in 1/24 scale - Italeri Model.The Lamborghini Gallardo was one of the most iconic and commercially successful cars produced by the Sant'Agata Bolognese car manufacturer. Introduced to the market in 2003 it certainly constitutes a benchmark of sports car design and style of the period created by Giorgetto Giugiaro's Italdesign. Equipped with a 5.0-liter V10 engine capable of delivering more than 500 hp, later upgraded with an increase in displacement to 520 hp, the Lamborghini Gallardo guaranteed performance at the top of the segment. "Top" performance in top speed, over 300 km/h, acceleration and road holding. It was produced in more than 14,000 units, a significant number for the type of car, and was declined in numerous versions and customizations.
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Go to cartKit Kfz.2 GERMAN COMMUNICATION CAR TYPE 170VK in 1/35 scale - Model Miniart.The Kfz.2 Type 170VK served as a vital communications vehicle within German military units, equipped to maintain contact between field commands and front-line forces. Compact, reliable and well adapted to the harshest conditions, it was often used in reconnaissance and headquarters support roles.Highly detailed model of the Kfz.2 communication carAccurate communication equipment and interior layoutDecal sheet includedPhoto-etched parts included
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Go to cartTatra 57stw Station Wagon kit in 1/72 scale - Model Attack.
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Go to cartLamborghini Murciélago car kit in 1/24 scale - Italeri model.
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Go to cartGangster Ford A car kit in 1/24 scale - ICM model.
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Go to cartTyrrel P34/2 car kit in 1/32 scale - Revell model.Tyrrell P34-2 6-wheeled car - The revolutionary Formula 1 racing car in kit formThe Tyrrell P34-2 broke all Formula 1 design conventions. With its unique six-wheel configuration, it revolutionized the premier class of motorsport in 1977. With its unique six-wheel configuration, it revolutionized the premier class of motorsport in 1977. Now you can recreate this legendary race car in a detailed 1:32 scale model kit.Special FeaturesFaithful reproduction of the innovative six-wheel design with distinctive small front wheelsHigh-quality plastic parts with finely crafted details of the chassis and aerodynamic elementsAuthentic cockpit equipment with instruments and controls molded with precisionRealistic decals for the flashy 1977 season racing liveryIllustrated, multilingual assembly instructions for successful assemblyScope of deliveryComplete plastic model kit (not pre-assembled)Detailed, multilingual assembly instructions with step-by-step illustrationsstepHigh-quality decal sheet for a design true to the originalImmerse yourself in the fascinating world of Formula 1 in the 1970s. The kit allows you to explore the revolutionary technology of the P34-2 in detail. From the unique front wheel configuration to the sophisticated aerodynamics, every element has been modeled with the utmost precision.Background informationThe Tyrrell P34-2 entered motorsport history in 1977 as the first and only six-wheel racing car in Formula 1. The innovative design with four small front wheels was intended to reduce aerodynamic drag while increasing braking power and traction. Driven by Patrick Depailler and Ronnie Peterson, the P34-2 achieved several podiums. Its unique design still makes it one of the most fascinating racing cars of all time.
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Go to cartRenault Estafette Highroof car kit in 1/24 scale - Heller model.It is often assumed that the Renault 4 (ref. Heller 80759), launched in 1961, was Renault's first front-wheel drive car. It was not. It was the 1959 Renault Estafette utility vehicle. French competitors at the time were the Peugeot D3A/D4B and the Citroën Type H (ref. Heller 80768). In Germany, VW offered the rear-engine bus. Ford had the Taunus-Transit with a look very similar to the Estafette, with front engine and rear wheel drive. The Estafette was based on the Citroën's front-wheel drive system, thus offering a large flat load floor, four independent suspensions, a sliding side door, and a three-wing rear door. It was initially produced as a van with a payload of 800 kg and, from 1965, with a payload of 1,000 kg, with a flat or high roof and a short or long wheelbase. Produced in over 500,000 examples until 1980, the Estafette became a symbol of its era. Models built: Guido KehderMore product informationHeight : 0.0 mmWidth : 74.0 mmLength : 160.0 mmScale : 1:24
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Go to cartRenault Estafette Gendarmerie car kit in 1/24 scale - Heller model.New tool - 2 IN 1: Year of construction 1964 or 1973 realizable - Doors can be shown open/closed - Tailgate can be shown open/closed - Engine replica YouTube video - First look: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7mcK2QqQNWM It is often assumed that the Renault 4 (ref. Heller 80759), launched in 1961, was Renault's first front-wheel drive car. It wasn't. It was the 1959 Renault Estafette utility vehicle. French competitors at the time were the Peugeot D3A/D4B and the Citroën Type H (ref. Heller 80768). The Estafette was based on the Citroën's front-wheel drive system, thus offering a large flat load floor, four independent suspensions, a sliding side door, and a three-wing rear door. Sample model: Guido KehderMore product informationHeight : 0.0 mmWidth : 74.0 mmLength : 160.0 mmScale : 1:24
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Go to cartRenault Estafette car kit in 1/24 scale - Heller model.New tool - 2 IN 1: Year of construction 1964 or 1973 realizable - Doors can be shown open/closed - Tailgate can be shown open/closed - Engine replica YouTube video - First look: Renault Estafette Gendarmerie: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7mcK2QqQNWM It is often assumed that the Renault 4 (ref. Heller 80759), launched in 1961, was Renault's first front-wheel drive car. It wasn't. It was the 1959 Renault Estafette utility vehicle. French competitors at the time were the Peugeot D3A/D4B and the Citroën Type H (ref. Heller 80768). The Estafette was based on the Citroën's front-wheel drive system, thus offering a large flat cargo bed, four independent suspensions, a sliding side door, and a three-wing rear door.More product informationHeight : 0.0 mmWidth : 74.0 mmLength : 160.0 mmScale : 1:24
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Go to cart1/43 scale Porsche 962 car kit - Heller model.In 1989, there were more Porsche 962 Cs on the starting grid of the 24 Hours of Le Mans than any other car. Porsches led the race for many laps, but they never made the podium. It must be said that these models, designed in 1982, suffered from the advent of more recent engine developments, particularly by Mercedes and Jaguar. But no one can forget the sequence of victories of this legendary model on the Le Mans circuit.More product informationHeight : 0.0 mmWidth : 47.0 mmLength : 111.0 mmScale : 1:43
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Go to cartPeugeot 905 1/43 scale car kit - Heller model.After a general overview of the rally world, in 1990 Peugeot accepted the challenge of the big international circuits. The 905, created with the support of illustrious names such as Dassault or Michelin, represented a synthesis of French know-how. Its tentative beginnings proved promising and aroused public enthusiasm. It took only two years to win at Le Mans.More product informationHeight : 25.0 mmWidth : 46.0 mmLength : 111.0 mmScale : 1:43
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Go to cartCITROEN HY 1957/1964 car kit in 1/24 scale - Heller model.NEW COLOURED BUILDING INSTRUCTIONS NEW DECALCOMANies Located at 128 Rue de Lille in Neuville Saint Rémy, just outside Cambrai (59), the ACIER workshop was created in 1971 with the purchase of a PANHARD workshop by Mr. and Mrs. Acier. From a family business with one employee, it is now an LLC with 6 employees and one apprentice. The CITROËN Fourgon Type H is a truck capable of loading 1,200 kg of cargo with a volume of 7.3 m³. It was designed by Pierre Franchiset, to whom it owes its name, the "H" because it is the eighth design of its kind developed by Citroën, where the "H" is the eighth letter of the alphabet. Example model: Guido Kehder
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Go to cartCitroen DS 19 Cabriolet car kit in 1/24 scale - Heller model.CITROËN executives believed that the standard of living of the French and Europeans was rising. The 2 CV had just been successfully launched on the market and a successor needed to be found for the 15 and 11 CV. The VGD (Grand Series) project, whose first plans dated back to 1945, began to take shape. André LEFEBVRE, appointed head of the project, decided that the car should be innovative in every respect. The bodywork was by Flaminio Bertoni and the suspension by Paul Magès. As for the engine, Paul Bercot updated the design of the old 1911 cc D engine. By the end of 1954, the design was completed. In October 1955, the car made its debut at the 42nd Paris Motor Show. The most striking thing about the car was its lines. The design was totally new. France was divided into two groups: those who liked it and those who didn't. But the bodywork was not the only novelty. Hydropneumatic suspension offered unparalleled comfort with four-wheel independent suspension. Plastic became an important element in the bodywork, roof panel and rear window, and lightweight alloys for the engine hood that used plastic. There were other innovations as well: a single-spoke steering wheel, tapered turn signals, and doors without window frames. The first convertibles were initially designed by BERTONI and marketed by CHAPRON. The standard convertibles were mounted on ID 19 bases and the cars were offered with leather interiors. The convertible was first put on the market at the 1961 Motor Show, priced at 22,000 French francs. By comparison, a Dauphine at the time sold for 6,000 French francs.More product informationHeight : 0.0 mmWidth : 111.0 mmLength : 298.0 mmScale : 1:16
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Go to cartCitroen DS 19 car kit in 1/24 scale - Heller model.CITROËN executives believed that the standard of living of the French and Europeans was rising. The 2 CV had just been successfully launched on the market and a successor needed to be found for the 15 and 11 CV. The VGD (Grand Series) project, whose first plans dated back to 1945, began to take shape. André LEFEBVRE, appointed head of the project, decided that the car should be innovative in every respect. The bodywork was by Flaminio Bertoni and the suspension by Paul Magès. As for the engine, Paul Bercot updated the design of the old 1911 cc D engine. By the end of 1954, the design was completed. In October 1955, the car made its debut at the 42nd Paris Motor Show. The most striking thing about the car was its lines. The design was totally new. France was divided into two groups: those who liked it and those who didn't. But the bodywork was not the only novelty. The hydropneumatic suspension offered unparalleled comfort, with independent suspension on all four wheels. Plastic became an important element in the bodywork, roof panel and rear window, and lightweight alloys for the engine hood that used plastic. There were other innovations as well: a single-spoke steering wheel, tapered turn signals, and doors without window frames.More product informationHeight : 0.0 mmWidth : 111.0 mmLength : 298.0 mmScale : 1:16
BMW Isetta 250 car kit - 70th Anniversary "Exclusive Edi." 1/16 scale - Revell model.BMW Isetta 250 - The legendary cult car of the 1950s for its 70th anniversaryThe detailed model of the BMW Isetta 250 allows you to immerse yourself in the fascinating era of the economic miracle. With this exclusive anniversary model, you will not only bring a piece of automotive history into your home, but you will also have the opportunity to lend a hand and create an authentic miniature replica.Special FeaturesFaithful reproduction of the distinctive front door with movable mechanismDetailed reproduction of the 0,25 litersRotating wheels for a realistic presentationHigh-quality decals for an authentic lookBilingual (German/English) companion book with basic historical informationScope of deliveryHigh-quality plastic model kit with precisely crafted individual partsDetailed and illustrated construction instructions illustrated in several languagesExtensive set of decals for true-to-original labelingRevell Aqua Color base colors for an authentic paint jobRevell Contacta Professional Mini sticker for precise workHigh-quality modeling brushAccompanying informational book in German and EnglishBackground informationThe BMW Isetta, affectionately known as the "Knutschkugel," revolutionized the German automobile market in 1955. As the first mass-produced economy car, it helped many people get around by motor. Originally developed by the Italian company Iso, the small car was licensed and further developed by BMW. With its distinctive front entrance, economical single-cylinder engine, and favorable price, the Isetta quickly became a symbol of Germany's economic miracle. More than 160,000 examples were produced between 1955 and 1962, and today they have become coveted collector's items.
GAZ-A car kit in service in Germany in 1/24 scale - ICM model.
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Go to cartBMW 2002ti "1969 Monte-Carlo Rally" car kit in 1/24 scale - Hasegawa model. SIGNS:BMW 2002 tiParticipates in the European ChampionshipBMW AG München 24 M-EA 1020 (Timo Mäkinen/Paul Easter)February 1969 Rallye Automobile Monte-Carlo - Monte Carlo MC (Result: DNF)White, Blue
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