Nissan Fairlady 280Z plastbyggesett. Modellen har T-bar tak, noe som ble introdusert i 1980. Selv når modellen er ferdigbygget, så kan man ta av og på disse panelene etter ønske.
Tamiya har et bredt sortiment med maling. Du kan se hele sortimentet her.
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Length: 188mm. Image shows painted and assembled kit.
| Anyone for T? Since the release of the inaugural (S30) model in 1969, the Fairlady Z sports car has enjoyed consistent popularity. In 1978, it was time for a full model change with the introduction of the second (S130) generation car, which inherited the base long-nose short-deck form of its predecessors but took it much further with updated aerodynamics, a semi-trailing rear arm suspension setup, disc brakes on all four wheels, and much more. A choice of 2-liter and 2.8-liter inline-six engines was on offer, both with electronic fuel injection system. In 1980, the line-up was further augmented with a stunning T-bar roof car that had removable side roof sections; owners could enjoy the car either as an open-top vehicle. |
| About the Model ★This is a 1/24 scale plastic model assembly kit. Length: 188mm, width: 76mm, height: 54mm. ★The flowing, long-nose, short-deck form of the 280Z with T-bar roof is captured in style. ★Transparent T-bar roof components are removable after completion of assembly. ★Engine hood can be cut off if display of the engine is desired. ★A detailed finish includes recreation of engine room, chassis underside, interior and more. ★Metal-plated parts are included in recreations of headlights and bumpers. ★Decals recreate body pinstripes, instrumentation meters and more. ★Parts are molded in white for an easier and more effective paint-job, and masking stickers are now included for roof glass sections. ★Comes with a driver figure. |  Packaging |
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