TAMIYA 1/12 Ferrari 288GTO (semi-assembled) japan NEW

Passenger car model / Die cast finished product

[Special Ferrari was born as a Group B machine]
The debut was the 1984 Geneva show. According to Group B machines at the time
The Ferrari 288 GTO was developed to compete in sports car racing.
Ferrari's best-selling model, 308 GTB is finished on a completely different monster machine while being based on
A resin body is mounted on a steel pipe space frame, and a 2855 cc V8 twin turbo engine is mounted vertically on the midship.
It has a maximum output of 400 horsepower and a top speed of 305 km / h.
In addition, the body that uses a lot of lightweight materials widens the front and rear fenders.
The rear slit and the three tails of the rear fender won the championship for three consecutive years from 1962
It is an image of Ferrari 250 GTO.
Although we lost the opportunity to participate in the battle due to the disappearance of the group B category,
The high mechanism was handed down to F40, the model commemorating the 40th anniversary of Ferrari's founding in 1987.

【About the model】
High-performance machine, developed as a Group B vehicle, debuted at the 1984 Geneva show,
It is a 1/12 scale semi-finished full display model of Ferrari 288GTO.
★ Length: 360mm, Width: 168mm, Height: 93mm. ★ The body is made of ABS resin that allows sharp expression.
Reproduce the dynamic and beautiful form that the front and rear fenders swelled as it is.
★ The deep glossy finish is finished with a beautiful urethane paint.
★ The rear engine hood and front hood can be opened and closed, including the left and right doors,
It is also possible to open the oil supply lid and the oil lid by the attached tool with magnet.
★ Retractable headlights pop up when pressing the driving lamp part.
★ V-type 8-cylinder twin-turbo engine vertically installed in midship feels high density of 400 horsepower.
★ The room is also finished with texture.
★ Produced a sense of weight while securing strength as die-cast suspension arms and under panels before and after.


(From the Tamiya website)