TAMIYA 1/6 Harley FLH 1200 Police (2013) japan NEW

Plastic bike model assembly kit

【Engraving white bike specifications that symbolize the American highway】
In 1908, Harley-Davidson motorcycles were already used as civilian police for the Detroit police, and in 1921 the first police type equipped with police equipment was made. The FLH1200 Electra Glyde is one of the top models representing Harley in the 1970s, but it is equipped with a V twin engine "excavator head" that boasts a 1200 cc displacement volume as its name. A huge body with a total length of 2.4 m and a weight of 300 kg or more was full of imposing looks like a big bike. As a result of the improvements accumulated since the basic model "FL model" that appeared in 1941, it has high reliability and unmatched durability, and demonstrates excellent stability from low speed to high speed by an easy-to-handle engine. Not to mention the United States, I played an active part as a white buddy in various countries in the world.

【About the model】
★ This is a precision plastic model assembly kit that reproduces the white bi specification of Harley-Davidson FLH1200 in 1/6 scale. ★ Length: approx. 400mm, width: approx. 185mm. ★ Plastic parts are composed of white, gray and other color moldings, chrome and matte plated parts. You can enjoy a beautiful finish. ★ The handle, brake disc and muffler protector are made of metal. The seat and grip are made of synthetic rubber. ★ Fully reproduce the equipment unique to the police specification, such as large windshields, saddles, warning lights, and radio boxes. ★ Modeled a mechanical siren at the top of the left side muffler. ★ The fender "POLICE" logo and meter display etc. are prepared with slide marks. ★ You can enjoy the operation of each part including the front and rear suspension, side stand with return spring and brake pedal. ★ The air-cooled V-twin engine with the nickname of the shovel head is also made enough. ★ The tire is made of hollow rubber with texture. The tread pattern as well as the characters of the sidewall were reproduced by engraving.

(From the Tamiya website)