[About actual vehicle]
- The two-seater sports car representing America is the Chevrolet Corvette.
- In 1954 the first model began production, not only that style, but also advanced technologies such as installing a body made of FRP in the backbone frame attracted a hot topic.
- In 1963 Corvette, Stingray, became the second generation after receiving a full model change.
- The second generation Corvette called C2 type is designed based on the style of Stingray racer which will be hand of Bill Mitchell.
- Styling with standing edge added a new coupe body, retractable headlight was adopted as a headlight.
- The 2nd generation C2 corvette was produced from 1963 to 1976, and it is active not only as a commercially available model but also as a race.
- It was decided to establish a position as a sports car.
[About the model]
- The model is a plastic model assembly kit that reproduced America's leading sports car corvette on 1/32 scale.
- Among them, C2 corvette, popular second generation called Stingray, has reproduced Corvette 2 door coupe model.
- Stratley unique edge-rich bodyist replicates in real life.
- Corvette fans can not be missed as a kit.
- The ease of assembly is attractive with a component configuration that is limited by the 1/32 scale, including a one-piece body.
- Of course, the interior is also bathtub type and it reproduces plentifully atmosphere such as unique dashboard design of Corvette Stingray.
- Corvette fans, of course, sports car fans, American car fans can not miss models.
[Major features]
- C2 corvette on 1/32 scale, popular second generation called Stingray, reproduced Corvette 2 door coupe model
- Stateless edgy unique bodyist reproduces plenty of feeling
- Integrated body
- Component composition that can be easily assembled, reduced by unique 1/32 scale
- Interior is a bathtub type and reproduces the unique dashboard design etc of Corvette Stingray in plenty atmosphere
- Finished product size: Approximately 139 mm in length
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