Description
Description
Experience the Hasegawa Kawasaki KH400-A6 1/12 Scale Plastic Motorcycle Model Kit, an authentic and intricate replica of the vibrant dark blue KH400-A6 motorbike. Crafted by Hasegawa, this model includes fresh plastic components such as a side cover emblem and a blue fuel tank section that mirrors the genuine motorcycle’s hue. Its pre-colored and plated elements allow builders to achieve a lifelike look without additional painting.
Comprising 148 components, this 1/12 scale plastic kit demands assembly and finishing, offering a captivating and fulfilling project for adult enthusiasts and collectors. Adhesives, paints, tools, or batteries are not supplied, giving hobbyists the freedom to personalize their construction with their chosen supplies. Packaged at roughly 20 x 35 x 7.5 cm, this classic-style motorcycle replica is an excellent acquisition for both motorbike admirers and model constructors.
Details
• Specifications:
1/12 scale unpainted plastic assembly kit
Requires assembly and painting
Contains 148 parts
Adhesives, tools, and paints sold separately
• Item dimensions: 20 x 35 x 7.5 cm
• Condition: Brand New
• Product Material: Plastic
• Manufacturer: Hasegawa
• Recommended Age: Adult
• Country of origin: Japan
Features
Accurate depiction of the Kawasaki KH400-A6 motorbike in dazzling dark blue
Features novel plastic components like the side cover emblem and a blue fuel tank section
Pre-colored and plated elements ensure a lifelike appearance without the need for paint
Comes with decals, including stripes, for enhanced detailing
Assembly and painting are necessary; glues, instruments, and paints are sold separately
Care instructions
For the upkeep of your plastic model kit, exercise caution when handling to prevent damage to fragile components. Carefully remove dust with a soft brush or dry fabric to safeguard the paintwork and decals. Keep the finished model out of direct sunlight and high humidity to retain its colors and avert distortion. During assembly or disassembly, utilize appropriate tools and refrain from applying undue pressure to preserve the model’s structural soundness.
