1/24 Series Nissan 240 RS BS110 1984 Safari Rally Winner [BX24041]

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Product Description ■ Nissan of Rally and one that conveys its strong driving
About the actual car
The history of Nissan's international rally challenge began in 1958 when the Datsun 210 participated in the Mobile Gas Trial Round Australian Rally, which was said to be the most severe in the world at that time.
In particular, the Gravel represented by the Safari Rally has won many victories with its inherent toughness. The NISSAN 240 rs made its debut in 1983, inheriting the tradition of "Nissan of Rally".
At that time, it was based on the 3rd generation sylvia (S110 type) coupe, equipped with 2340 cc displacement generating 240 ps, 4-cylinder DOHC, 4-valve FJ24 type engine. It was an FR 2 wd machine. More than 200 units were produced in accordance with Group B regulations.
At that time, it was an FR 2 wd machine that was equipped with midship and 4-wheel drive, etc., and it was a pure competition vehicle.
At that time, it was a new generation Group B machine that was equipped with midship and 4-wheel drive, etc., and among them, the 240 rs was a plastic model assembly kit that reproduced the Nissan 240 rs that participated in the Safari Rally in 1983 to 1986 with its ease of handling and high reliability as a weapon.
About the model
It is a plastic model assembly kit that reproduced the Nissan 1984 RS that participated in the Safari Rally with a powerful body style that was equipped with a large over-fender.
The animal guard and auxiliary light installed in front of the front bumper, in addition to the spotlight installed on both sides of the front window and stay with a full sense of feeling.
The animal guard and auxiliary light installed in front of the front bumper, in addition to the spotlight installed on both sides of the front window and the stay are reproduced with a powerful body style.
You can't miss the equipment unique to the Safari Rally participating machines such as animal guard and auxiliary light installed in front of the front bumper, in addition to the spotlight installed on both sides of the front window and the stay.
The and auxiliary light installed in front of the front bumper, in addition to the spotlight installed on both sides of the front window and the stay are reproduced with a full sense of feeling.
The inside is well modeled with details unique to the competition machine such as the roll cage, etc. The inside is well modeled with details unique to the competition machine such as the roll cage. In addition, the bottom surface of the chassis is reproduced with different parts such as suspension and exhaust pipe, so it has a solid finish.
The markings are decals reproduced from the No. 2 machine that won the Safari Rally in 1984.