LOTUS EUROPA SPECIAL PLASTIC MODEL KIT 1/24 TAMIYA

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Length: 168mm. Image shows painted and assembled kit. A Midship Wonder The Lotus Europa debuted in 1966, showcasing what was then a revolutionary midship layout, with a lightweight FRP body, making a global splash. In 1972 perhaps the finest model in the series was released, with a 126hp 1.6-liter inline-4 engine, optional 5-speed transmission and aluminum wheels. The body was finished in the colors of a famous Lotus racing car livery, fittingly for a car which bears testament to Lotus founder Colin Chapman’s dedication to innovation. About the Model ?This is a 1/24 scale plastic model assembly kit. Length: 168mm, width: 73mm, height: 47mm. ?The car’s low profile and angular design is captured in style. ?Metal air funnel parts add even more detail to the scale depiction of the inline-four engine. ?Features realistic depictions of the Y-shaped backbone frame and front/rear suspension setups. ?An authentic interior is accented with parts recreating seatbelts. ?Included in the kit are parts for RS Watanabe eight-spoke wheels, and rear wing. ?Metal transfers depict logo, badge and mirror surfaces. ?Metal-plated parts are also included. Packaging ?Drink in the glorious low-profile form of this midship engine car with classically styled body lines. ?Parts are included to recreate the rear wing attached to the engine hood, with a choice of end plates. ?The detailed DOHC inline-four engine has metal air funnel parts for an even more realistic finish. ?Parts are included to recreate seatbelts, with a choice of maker stickers, and photo-etched buckles. ?Features a removable engine hood with photo-etched depiction of the air intake for superior detail. ?The kit offers a choice of standard wheels or 8-spoke RS Watanabe designs. Which will you plump for? ?Left: Photo-etched parts are used to depict front grille, brake discs and engine hood mesh. ?Right: Also included are decals to recreate body pinstripes, instrumentation and seatbelt stickers. This model requires plastic model glue and paints