1/24 Lotus Super 7 Series II
$25.00
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■Product Description
[The Origin of Lightweight Sports Cars That Continues to Shine]
The Lotus 7 is a masterpiece of lightweight sports cars produced by the British sports car manufacturer Lotus from 1957 to 1973. Among the Lotus 7s, which were produced up to Series IV with improvements, Series II, the most mass-produced type, was announced in 1960. The frame was redesigned, the rear suspension was modified, and the wheels were reduced from 15 inches to 13 inches. The nose cowl and front and rear fenders, which were made of aluminum, were changed to FRP. Furthermore, those equipped with high-performance engines such as Cosworth were called Super 7s. After 1973, production by Lotus ceased, but Lotus dealer Caterham purchased the equipment and continued production and sales. Renamed the Caterham Seven, it continues to produce various Sevens for enthusiastic enthusiasts.
■Product Specifications
Manufacturer: Tamiya
Item No: 24357
Scale: 1/24
JAN: 4950344243570
■Remarks
[Model Specifications]
★1/24 scale, overall length 139mm, overall width 61mm, overall height 41mm. ★The simple form of the open two-seater, said to be the origin of lightweight sports cars, is modeled exactly as it was in the actual car. ★The inline four-cylinder engine is precisely reproduced down to the carburetor, exhaust pipe, and transmission. ★The distinctive front suspension, where the stabilizer also serves as the upper arm, and the rigid-type rear suspension, which supports the axle with trailing arms and A-shaped diagonal links, are realistically finished. ★Metal air funnels, etched parts such as the front grille, and seat belts are included to enhance the appearance when completed. ★Headlight rings and wheel caps are chrome-plated parts. ★It can also be assembled into a clubman race specification equipped with a racing screen and roll bar.
1/24 Lotus Super 7 Series II
$25.00
[The Origin of Lightweight Sports Cars That Continues to Shine]
The Lotus 7 is a masterpiece of lightweight sports cars produced by the British sports car manufacturer Lotus from 1957 to 1973. Among the Lotus 7s, which were produced up to Series IV with improvements, Series II, the most mass-produced type, was announced in 1960. The frame was redesigned, the rear suspension was modified, and the wheels were reduced from 15 inches to 13 inches. The nose cowl and front and rear fenders, which were made of aluminum, were changed to FRP. Furthermore, those equipped with high-performance engines such as Cosworth were called Super 7s. After 1973, production by Lotus ceased, but Lotus dealer Caterham purchased the equipment and continued production and sales. Renamed the Caterham Seven, it continues to produce various Sevens for enthusiastic enthusiasts.
■Product Specifications
Manufacturer: Tamiya
Item No: 24357
Scale: 1/24
JAN: 4950344243570
■Remarks
[Model Specifications]
★1/24 scale, overall length 139mm, overall width 61mm, overall height 41mm. ★The simple form of the open two-seater, said to be the origin of lightweight sports cars, is modeled exactly as it was in the actual car. ★The inline four-cylinder engine is precisely reproduced down to the carburetor, exhaust pipe, and transmission. ★The distinctive front suspension, where the stabilizer also serves as the upper arm, and the rigid-type rear suspension, which supports the axle with trailing arms and A-shaped diagonal links, are realistically finished. ★Metal air funnels, etched parts such as the front grille, and seat belts are included to enhance the appearance when completed. ★Headlight rings and wheel caps are chrome-plated parts. ★It can also be assembled into a clubman race specification equipped with a racing screen and roll bar.