Tyrrell 003 1971 Monaco GP

Name: Tyrrell 003 1971 Monaco GP
Brand: Tamiya
Price: 113.60 USD
Availability: OutOfStock
Rating: 4.1 (8 reviews)

Item Number: tam12054

4.1 Stars (8 Reviews)

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Product Details

This is the 1/12 Scale Tyrrell 003 1971 Monaco GP Plastic Model Kit from the Big Scale Series by Tamiya. Suitable for Ages 14 & Older.

Product Rank

#24 in Up To 1/19 Scale
#1170 in Cars / Trucks / Vehicles
#4012 in Plastic Models

Includes

One plastic model

Features

Highly detailed plastic pieces molded in blue, gray, black and clear.
Steering wheel moves front wheels.
Body upper cowling and nose parts can be removed after assembly.
Movable front and rear suspension incorporates coil springs.
Photo-etched parts included to depict brake disc, radiator, fastene and seatbelt buckle parts.
Metal parts capture mirror stalks.
Waterslide decals.
Illustrated instructions.

Requirements & Suggestions

Assembly
Modeling Knife (EXL16001) (EXL16018)
Plastic cement (TES3501) (PLS00002) (TAM87012) or glue (HLC107)
Sprue Cutter (XUR410A) (EXL55594)
Paint (Blue, Gunmetal, Chrome Silver, Semi-Gloss Black, Flat Black, Flat White, Flat Aluminum, Metallic Gray)

Comments

Due to small parts that could cause a choking hazard please kee away from children 3 years of age and younger.

Specifications

Scale: 1/12
Length: 13.58" (345mm)
Width: 6.69" (170mm)
Height: 2.75" (70mm)

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Great kit

By: tvdavis1954

I had a lot of fun doing this kit. The thing I liked about it is when I would look ahead in the instructions some of the stuff was intimidating like wiring the engine among other things. I will say one of the first things you work on is front wheels turning, if assembled as instructed the wheels would not turn â€“ the mechanics for all this need special care to get it to work as illustrated. I put off wiring the engine for a few days and when I finally did wire it, it was just as frustrating as I thought it would be, but I just kept at it and it turned out very nice. Turns out just really studying the Tamiya instructions was all that was needed, everything turned out good .Now I have a great larger car model for my collection.

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