1/6 SCALE Dax Honda EXPORT 70
$67.00
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■Product Description
[A leisure bike that gained popularity for its charming style] The Honda Dax debuted in the summer of 1969 as a leisure bike with a humorous style reminiscent of a long-bodied dachshund. The T-bone frame made of pressed steel plate, which characterizes the style, has a built-in gasoline tank, making it unique in that the tank is not visible from the outside. In addition, the adoption of small diameter tires lowers the center of gravity, and both feet can easily touch the ground, creating a high level of security. Furthermore, the front part including the handlebars can be separated so that it can be carried in the trunk of a car, and the structure is designed so that gasoline will not leak even if the vehicle is tipped over. The engine is a 4-stroke OHC single-cylinder based on the one used in the Super Cub series, Honda's best-selling motorcycle with over 6 million units produced. It's economical, highly reliable, and combined with a return-type 3-speed transmission featuring an automatic centrifugal clutch, it's designed to be safe even for first-time motorcycle riders. The Honda Dax, a new-era motorcycle, combined a distinctive style with the functionality of a leisure bike. Although domestic sales ended in 1979, they resumed in 1995, demonstrating its enduring popularity. [Model Specifications] ●This is a plastic model assembly kit of the Honda Dax, a leisure bike that was released in 1969 and gained great popularity. ●The scale is 1/6, and the total length is 250mm. ●The distinctive T-bone frame has a gasoline tank and battery built inside, just like the real bike. ●The main stand can be folded down with a return spring, and the main footpegs are also foldable. ●The brake pedal is movable with a spring. ●Hollow rubber tires with accurately sculpted tread patterns. ●Front and rear suspension that moves using metal springs. ●The front fork section can be removed just like the real bike. ●The handlebars are also foldable just like the real bike. ●A leather-touch double seat that can be opened and closed with a lever. ●The OHC engine is precisely reproduced, including the cooling fins. ●Front and rear wheels with a textured matte chrome finish. ●A rich set of chrome parts such as front and rear fenders, muffler, and handlebars. ●Various wiring and piping such as fuel pipes, accelerator and brake cables, and meter cords are also reproduced. ●High-quality waterslide decals made by Cartograf. ■Product Specifications
Manufacturer: Tamiya
Item No: 16002
Size: Overall length = 250 mm
Release Date: [First Release Month] June 1971
Scale: 1/6
JAN: 4950344082858
■Remarks
The photo shows the kit assembled and painted.
1/6 SCALE Dax Honda EXPORT 70
$67.00
[A leisure bike that gained popularity for its charming style] The Honda Dax debuted in the summer of 1969 as a leisure bike with a humorous style reminiscent of a long-bodied dachshund. The T-bone frame made of pressed steel plate, which characterizes the style, has a built-in gasoline tank, making it unique in that the tank is not visible from the outside. In addition, the adoption of small diameter tires lowers the center of gravity, and both feet can easily touch the ground, creating a high level of security. Furthermore, the front part including the handlebars can be separated so that it can be carried in the trunk of a car, and the structure is designed so that gasoline will not leak even if the vehicle is tipped over. The engine is a 4-stroke OHC single-cylinder based on the one used in the Super Cub series, Honda's best-selling motorcycle with over 6 million units produced. It's economical, highly reliable, and combined with a return-type 3-speed transmission featuring an automatic centrifugal clutch, it's designed to be safe even for first-time motorcycle riders. The Honda Dax, a new-era motorcycle, combined a distinctive style with the functionality of a leisure bike. Although domestic sales ended in 1979, they resumed in 1995, demonstrating its enduring popularity. [Model Specifications] ●This is a plastic model assembly kit of the Honda Dax, a leisure bike that was released in 1969 and gained great popularity. ●The scale is 1/6, and the total length is 250mm. ●The distinctive T-bone frame has a gasoline tank and battery built inside, just like the real bike. ●The main stand can be folded down with a return spring, and the main footpegs are also foldable. ●The brake pedal is movable with a spring. ●Hollow rubber tires with accurately sculpted tread patterns. ●Front and rear suspension that moves using metal springs. ●The front fork section can be removed just like the real bike. ●The handlebars are also foldable just like the real bike. ●A leather-touch double seat that can be opened and closed with a lever. ●The OHC engine is precisely reproduced, including the cooling fins. ●Front and rear wheels with a textured matte chrome finish. ●A rich set of chrome parts such as front and rear fenders, muffler, and handlebars. ●Various wiring and piping such as fuel pipes, accelerator and brake cables, and meter cords are also reproduced. ●High-quality waterslide decals made by Cartograf. ■Product Specifications
Manufacturer: Tamiya
Item No: 16002
Size: Overall length = 250 mm
Release Date: [First Release Month] June 1971
Scale: 1/6
JAN: 4950344082858
■Remarks
The photo shows the kit assembled and painted.