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ITALERI 1:12 - FIAT 806 Grand Prix
MP32959
MP32959
Sport, hobby og fritid, Leker, Lekebiler og kjøretøy
Italeri
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Modellen er unik både i utførsel og nøyaktighet. Deler av modellen monteres med skruer. m. .Les mer om produktetKort om produktet
Modellen er unik både i utførsel og nøyaktighet. Deler av modellen monteres med skruer. m. .Les mer om produktetModellen er unik både i utførsel og nøyaktighet. Deler av modellen monteres med skruer. Bilen har fungerende styring og panseret kan åpnes for å se den meget detaljerte motoren. Utover standard plastdeler finner du i settet detaljerte dekalark, maskeringsmerker, skruer, muttere, lær, kobbertråder, pvc-rør, fjøringer m.m. Modelle er i 1:12 skala, og ferdigbygget måler den 30cm.
Historie på engelsk:
The Fiat 806 Grand Prix adopted significant innovations for its time. The Fiat 806 was, in fact, the “progenitor” of the modern Formula One racing cars. Developed and produced by FIAT, the Italian automobiles manufacturer, in 1927, it could be considered the first Grand Prix car ever built before. Thanks to its 180 HP 12 cylinders engine, the Fiat 806 was able to reach and even exceed the speed of 240 Km/h. However, the most important innovations were made in the development of the chassis, mechanics and bodywork. The engine and gearbox unit was, in fact, located between the two chassis bars in order to optimize the performance and the drivability.
Historie på engelsk:
The Fiat 806 Grand Prix adopted significant innovations for its time. The Fiat 806 was, in fact, the “progenitor” of the modern Formula One racing cars. Developed and produced by FIAT, the Italian automobiles manufacturer, in 1927, it could be considered the first Grand Prix car ever built before. Thanks to its 180 HP 12 cylinders engine, the Fiat 806 was able to reach and even exceed the speed of 240 Km/h. However, the most important innovations were made in the development of the chassis, mechanics and bodywork. The engine and gearbox unit was, in fact, located between the two chassis bars in order to optimize the performance and the drivability.
