Tamiya 1/24 Sports Car Series TOYOTA CELICA SUPRA LONG BEACH GP MARSHAL CAR japan NEW

Plastic car model assembly kit

Total length = 195 mm The picture is assembled and painted

【1982 F1 Grand Prix Marshall Car attracted attention】
In 1970, Toyota Celica appeared as Japan's first specialty car.
The higher grade added to Celica, which became the second generation following a full model change in 1978, is XX.
It gained high popularity under the name of XX in Japan and Supra overseas, and was remodeled in 1981 with Celica.
The highest grade is equipped with a 2.8-liter DOHC 6-cylinder engine, and export models are also available with over fenders and roof spoilers.
He also performed as a marshal car at the 1982 F1 Long Beach Grand Prix in California, USA.
This marshal car is equipped with a BAE turbocharger and produces a maximum output of 230 horsepower.
It attracted the attention of race fans.

【About the model】
★ This is a plastic model assembly kit of Celica Supra, who served as a marshal car at F1 Long Beach GP in 1982.
★ 1/24 scale, total length 195mm, total width 81mm, total height 67mm.
★ A sharp wedge shape form based on straight lines is modeled as it is on a real vehicle.
★ Over fender and roof spoiler are prepared as separate parts.
★ The rotating lamp on the roof consists of plated parts and transparent parts.
★ The retractable headlight can be opened and closed with one touch.
★ The underside of the chassis, such as the front and rear suspension and exhaust pipe, is also three-dimensional.
★ The interior of the left-hand drive room is easy to make with a reduced number of parts and has a realistic finish.
★ Wheels are plated parts.
★ The front wheels can be steered.
★ With driver doll.

[First release month] May 1983

-The front and rear over fenders are prepared as separate parts.
Produce a powerful form.

・ The rotating light consists of clear parts and plated parts.
The roof spoiler is also a separate part.

-Headlights are movable.
It is also possible to fix it in a pop-up state.

Information is as of March 03, 2020. Product names, prices, release dates, specifications, etc. are subject to change without notice.

(From the Tamiya website)