- A finish unique to 3D printed parts that sharpens the details of the grille
[About the actual vehicle]
- After bringing 4WD technology to the world of rallying and demonstrating its overwhelming power, Audi's next goal was to challenge 4WD to circuit racing.
- The machine, developed based on the 4-door sedan A4 Quattro, debuted in Class 2 touring car racing in 1995. The following year, in 1996, he also participated in the British BTCC.
- The engine is a 2-liter in-line 4-cylinder engine that produces over 300 horsepower and is mounted vertically. Power was transmitted to all four wheels via a 6-speed sequential gearbox using the quattro system.
- The 4WD A4 won the championship with driver Frank Vieira despite having a 100kg [weight handicap] compared to 2WD machines.
- The effectiveness of 4WD was demonstrated even in races on circuit courses with paved roads.
[About the model]
- This is a plastic model assembly kit that reproduces the Audi A4 quattro that Audi sent to the British touring car championship, BTCC, in 1996.
- Accurately reproduces everything from its body form to the details on the underside of the chassis that reproduce the four-wheel drive mechanism, and the expression of the cockpit.
- In addition, this set also includes a 3D printed front grille part. The parts reproduce Audi's four rings and grille slits in one piece.
- The slit is reproduced in a delicate state, and the ring above it is expressed with a full three-dimensional effect.
- 3D printed parts do not require any parting line processing, and you can easily enjoy a sharper and more toned look by simply replacing them with the kit grille parts.
- Of course, the kit mechanically reproduces the interior and front and rear suspension.
- You can complete the machine that opened a new era in the history of touring car racing in 1/24 scale.
[Major features]
- 1/24 scale reproduction of the Audi A4 quattro, a four-wheel drive machine that was active in the 1996 BTCC.
- Includes 3D printed parts for front grill (manufactured by Hobby Easy)
- Realistic reproduction of the underside of the chassis, including the four-wheel drive mechanism
- Reproduce markings with large decals
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