1/43 Renault Project 600 1957 (White) [06061]

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The development of the "Proje 600" in Renault's history dates back to the mid- 1950 s.
When president Pierre Dreyfus was working on ideas for the future city car.
Innovation for the future came out as the motto.
The defining word for in-house developers was "compact."
The specifications were a search for space-saving vehicles that were already recognized as dense urban traffic.
Under the direction of Fernan Picard and Maurice Holville, an entirely new type of vehicle design was created based on the substructure of the standard Dauphin model.
It was impressive that there was no front bonnet and the position of the front seat shifted over the front wheel axle.
The engine (845 cc series engine) was placed at the end of the rear wheel axle by the development manager.
In 1957, the concept was completed and the design was put into practical use as an original model in a gear factory in Italy.
However, it did not reach mass production.
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Scale : 1/43
Material : resin