1/64 Kenworth W900L Daycap and Fontaine Magnitude Lowboytrailer
$425.00
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■Product Description
●Modeled after a vehicle from Sid Kamp, an American soil and stone sales company with a history of over 60 years.
This is a 1/64 scale die-cast finished model of a vehicle that combines a Kenworth trailer head from an American truck manufacturer with a Fontaine lowboy trailer.
About the actual vehicle
Large trailers that run along the highway network that stretches across the vast American continent symbolize American logistics. In particular, tractors with a powerful bonnet style design are popular in America. One of the leading American manufacturers is Kenworth. Among them, one of the large models is the W900. The first W900 model was born in 1961. It was redesigned in 1967 and evolved into the W900A. The W900L appeared in 1990. It is a vehicle that boasts an overwhelming presence with a length of 3.3 meters from the bumper to the rear of the cab. The tractor is connected to various trailers and is active in the transportation of goods. Lowboy trailers, often used for transporting heavy loads, are one such example, and the Magnitude 3-axle lowboy trailer from Fontaine, a well-known American manufacturer, is widely used.
About the Model
This is a 1/64 scale die-cast model set that reproduces the Kenworth W900L, a representative American trailer head, and the Magnitude 3-axle lowboy trailer from Fontaine, a well-known American trailer manufacturer. The Kenworth W900L is not only reproduced in appearance, but also in mechanics such as the rear two-axle drivetrain and frame. The hood opens and closes with a front hinge just like the real vehicle. The trailer connected to the rear is a reproduction of Fontaine's Magnitude 3-axle lowboy trailer. The gooseneck shape and the mechanism of the 3-axle rear axle are also realistic. The length is 374mm, the width is 38mm, and the height is 63mm. The markings reproduce vehicles operated by Sid Kamp, a company founded in 1964 and known as a leading company in the sale and distribution of doctors, sand, and soil, mainly in Chicago.
■Product Specifications
Manufacturer: First Gear (Platz)
Item No: FG60-2356
Product Specifications: Features
●Reproduces Kenworth's W900L trailer head and Fontaine trailer in 1/64 scale
●Die-cast model, painted and finished
●The Kenworth W900L's front engine hood can be opened and closed
●The trailer is a reproduction of Fontaine Magnitude 3-axle lowboy trailer
●Total length is 374mm
●Markings reproduce those of a Sid Kamp vehicle
Size: Finished product size
Total length is 74mm, width is 38mm, height is 63mm
Scale: 1/64
JAN: 783724623563
■Remarks
・Some items are available in limited quantities, so please forgive us if they are out of stock.
・Release date, price, product name, etc. may change without notice. Please understand.
1/64 Kenworth W900L Daycap and Fontaine Magnitude Lowboytrailer
$425.00
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Product Weight: 1.36 kg
●Modeled after a vehicle from Sid Kamp, an American soil and stone sales company with a history of over 60 years.
This is a 1/64 scale die-cast finished model of a vehicle that combines a Kenworth trailer head from an American truck manufacturer with a Fontaine lowboy trailer.
About the actual vehicle
Large trailers that run along the highway network that stretches across the vast American continent symbolize American logistics. In particular, tractors with a powerful bonnet style design are popular in America. One of the leading American manufacturers is Kenworth. Among them, one of the large models is the W900. The first W900 model was born in 1961. It was redesigned in 1967 and evolved into the W900A. The W900L appeared in 1990. It is a vehicle that boasts an overwhelming presence with a length of 3.3 meters from the bumper to the rear of the cab. The tractor is connected to various trailers and is active in the transportation of goods. Lowboy trailers, often used for transporting heavy loads, are one such example, and the Magnitude 3-axle lowboy trailer from Fontaine, a well-known American manufacturer, is widely used.
About the Model
This is a 1/64 scale die-cast model set that reproduces the Kenworth W900L, a representative American trailer head, and the Magnitude 3-axle lowboy trailer from Fontaine, a well-known American trailer manufacturer. The Kenworth W900L is not only reproduced in appearance, but also in mechanics such as the rear two-axle drivetrain and frame. The hood opens and closes with a front hinge just like the real vehicle. The trailer connected to the rear is a reproduction of Fontaine's Magnitude 3-axle lowboy trailer. The gooseneck shape and the mechanism of the 3-axle rear axle are also realistic. The length is 374mm, the width is 38mm, and the height is 63mm. The markings reproduce vehicles operated by Sid Kamp, a company founded in 1964 and known as a leading company in the sale and distribution of doctors, sand, and soil, mainly in Chicago.
■Product Specifications
Manufacturer: First Gear (Platz)
Item No: FG60-2356
Product Specifications: Features
●Reproduces Kenworth's W900L trailer head and Fontaine trailer in 1/64 scale
●Die-cast model, painted and finished
●The Kenworth W900L's front engine hood can be opened and closed
●The trailer is a reproduction of Fontaine Magnitude 3-axle lowboy trailer
●Total length is 374mm
●Markings reproduce those of a Sid Kamp vehicle
Size: Finished product size
Total length is 74mm, width is 38mm, height is 63mm
Scale: 1/64
JAN: 783724623563
■Remarks
・Some items are available in limited quantities, so please forgive us if they are out of stock.
・Release date, price, product name, etc. may change without notice. Please understand.
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Pre-order Notes
Popular items may have limited availability, and orders may be cancelled if stock cannot be secured.
Please be sure to read the "Pre-order Notes" before placing a pre-order.