── Popular design in Japan, modeling Citroen's van
[About actual car]
- Citroen HY is a commercial vehicle manufactured and sold by French Citroen from 1948 to 1981.
- It was a small commercial vehicle with a front-engine, front-drive FF layout.
- The luggage compartment realizes an ultra-low floor that takes advantage of those advantages.
- It was characterized by the high ceiling and the large capacity of the luggage compartment.
- In addition, the body using corrugated sheet press material is a styling feature and also helps to reduce weight and increase strength.
- The engine was originally a 1911cc, 35 horsepower in-line 4-cylinder.
- By 1981, over 470,000 were produced.
[About the model]
- This is a 1/24 scale plastic model assembly kit that reproduces the Citroen HY commercial van.
- With 138 parts, a total length of 177mm and a width of 83mm, the unique style is realistically reproduced.
-The kit is a 2in1 kit that can be assembled by selecting the 1957 and 64 models, and is a full detail kit that reproduces the engine, frame, suspension and interior.
- Reproduces the difference between the model years such as the front window and grill.
- The car body expresses the details of the corrugated plate pressed outer plate and the underside of the car body.
- The reproduction of the shape and the characteristic finish are attractive.
-The car body can be assembled with left and right doors, a sliding door on the right side of the car body, and a rear 3-part door that can be opened or closed.
-In addition to the dashboard and seats, the interior is also well represented, including the cargo area.
- Marking is set with two types of shop logos with decals.
- Produces the finish unique to French commercial vehicles.
-A kit with attractive items unique to Eller.
[Major features]
- Reproduce Citroen HY in 1/24
- 138 parts score.
- Finished total length 177mm, width 83mm
- 2in1 kit that can be assembled by selecting the 1957 and 64 models
-Full detail kit with reproduced engine
( This is a machine translation. Please allow for possible misinterpretations in the text. )