'68 Firebird
'68 Firebird
'68 Firebird
'68 Firebird
'68 Firebird
'68 Firebird
'68 Firebird
'68 Firebird
'68 Firebird
'68 Firebird
masstab

1:25

scale

alter

12

Altersempfehlung

alter

122

Einzelteile

level 4

68 Firebird

Art. Nr. 145459090

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masstab

1:25

scale

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12

Altersempfehlung

alter

122

Einzelteile

Discover the classic: 68 Firebird model kit 1:25

Discover the charm of the classic 68 Firebird with our detailed model kit in 1:25 scale. With a number of 122 and dimensions of 194 mm length, 76 mm width and 51 mm height, this kit offers an authentic and enriching building experience. For model building enthusiasts from the age of 12, this kit is an invitation to immerse yourself in the world of detailed model building and to create a piece of automotive history at home.

Scope of delivery:

  • 122 precisely manufactured components
  • Authentic Pontiac 400 C.I. RAM Air Motor
  • Optional racing motor parts and interior
  • Selectable series or torque thrust wheels
  • Optional racing seat and roll bar
  • Authentic original and drag racing sticker

Special features:

  • The detailed Pontiac 400 C.I. RAM Air Motor and selectable racing components make it possible to create a unique model.
  • Authentic stickers allow an individual design according to historical models or own ideas.
  • Highly detailed components and realistic design for an authentic building experience.

This kit is ideal for advanced model builders (level 4) who want to have experience in gluing and painting and want to face a new challenge.

Background information:

The 68 Firebird, first presented in 1967 by the Pontiac® Division of General Motors, was not just a pony car, but a symbol for "action, strength, beauty and youth". The combination of performance and beauty has brought the Firebird the status of a classic among car lovers worldwide. With this model kit you can not only build and admire a car, but a legend.

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The packaging colors show a basic painting for quick results. However, the construction instructions contain detailed color recommendations for authentic, true-to-scale replicas. Professional model makers use the instructions' extended color palette for more realistic results. This enables both beginners to create simple projects and experts to create detailed replicas.

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