Tamiya 14104 YZR-M1 U.S. Inter-coloring 1/12 in-line four-cylinder motorcycle assembly kit  [14104]

Tamiya YZR-M1 U.S. Inter-coloring 1/12 assembly model

The product is a 1/12 scale assembly model kit representing the 2005 Yamaha YZR-M1 U.S. Inter-coloring edition, produced to reproduce the race livery and chassis detail of that season.

The real YZR-M1 was Yamaha's premier four-stroke racing motorcycle of the mid-2000s, introduced as part of the manufacturer's continuous development for top-level grand prix competition. The U.S. Inter-coloring livery traces back to Yamaha International Corporation branding and recalls liveries used on earlier winning machines; a special-edition YZR-M1 carried this scheme during the 2005 U.S. Grand Prix.

This assembly kit reproduces the 2005 YZR-M1 appearance and selected mechanical details. The kit uses three new molds to represent the in-line four-cylinder engine, main frame, and rear shock unit, and the cowling shapes specific to the 2005 model. Side and seat cowling panels can be removed after assembly to show internal mechanics. Tires are realistic synthetic rubber with Michelin logos. The kit includes colorful decals to reproduce the yellow and black inter-coloring markings and vinyl tubing for brake and throttle hoses. Markings provided represent bike No.5 ridden by Colin Edwards in the U.S. edition.

A factual representation of the 2005 YZR-M1 U.S. Inter-coloring edition, the kit provides specific molds and decals for display-oriented builds and reference-based assembly.