Minicar 1/43 Holch 8/400 Tourer 1930 (Ivory) [02025]

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Product explanation ■ From 1920 to 930 s, 8 in Holch simply means the number of cylinders.
The enormous and powerful engine became purely high-class in the 1920 s, but this was also the ambition of its creator, Paul Daimler.
Paul was the eldest son of the legendary character Gotlieb Daimler, and from 1924 Paul Daimler was working on a project to combine two 4-cylinder engines to create an 8-cylinder engine.
On the first day of the German Motor Show in Berlin in 1926, the reaction to the model named Holch 8 was quite impressive.
It was emphasized that it was the first German car with an 8-cylinder engine. It was recorded in the company as 303.
> In 1927, Holch had already introduced its successor, Type 305 and 306.
The highlight was the engine increased to 3.4 liters and 65 horsepower.
Finally, Type 350 was Paul Daimler's last work. He left Holch at the age of 60, and Fritz Fielder took over.
While making the Type 350 and 375 much lighter, he continued to improve the 8-cylinder series.
Under his leadership, Type 400 and 405 were created.
The difference between the two types was in the length of the wheelbase, and the 405 was the longer version.
Four years later, the two models were the last large Holch model, and lasted from 1930 to 1931.
Finally, about 8500 units were produced, so the series was certainly a success.
[Product details]
Scale : 1/43
Material : Resin
Specifications : 333 only 400 405