The Tamiya 1/20 scale Honda RA272 No.12 from 1965 is a meticulously crafted finished model, celebrating a significant milestone in motorsport history. This model represents the Honda RA272, which became the first Japanese car to win a Grand Prix, driven by Richie Ginther at the 1965 Mexican GP. The RA272 was powered by a 1.5-liter V12 engine, positioned longitudinally in the rear, showcasing Honda's engineering prowess.
This Tamiya finished model is not just a static piece; it embodies the spirit and detail of the original racing car. It includes intricate features such as a detailed fuel pipe layout, plastic ignition cord, and wiring that extends to the engine, offering a glimpse into the car's complex engineering. The model also features mirror surfaces for the side mirrors and detailed mesh replications on the cowling, enhancing its authenticity.
Accompanied by a clear display case, stand, and nameplate, this model is ready to be showcased. The optional engine cowl parts add to its versatility, allowing collectors to customize the display according to their preferences. This model is a valuable addition for enthusiasts who appreciate historical racing vehicles and their legacy.
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