Skill 3 Model Kit Land Rover Range Rover Police 1/24 Scale Model by Italeri

Brand new 1/24 scale plastic model kit of 1978 Volkswagen Golf "Berlin Polizei (Police) Department" (Skill 3) 1/24 plastic model kit by Italeri. Brand new box. Detailed engine. Real rubber tires. Colorful decal artwork. Vintage style packaging. Officially licensed product. Paint and cement required (not included). Manufacturer's original unopened packaging. Parts molded in COLOR, unless otherwise indicated. Dimensions approximately L-7.75 inches assembled. "Chrome" trim detail can be striped on with silver paint. The Volkswagen Golf is an iconic vehicle designed and produced by the Wolfsburg car manufacturer. It was first introduced in Spring 1974 and immediately became a highly successful commercial product. The first series (1974-1983), offered leading edge technical capabilities to a very receptive consumer market of that period, including a water-cooled front engine, front-wheel drive, solid and robust bodywork with a functional but equally attractive design. The high quality to price ratio was the real “competitive edge” that made the Golf so successful however. At the Frankfurt Motor Show in 1975, the sporty version Golf GTI was introduced which incorporated the high performance 110 HP 1,600 cc engine. The following year saw the mass production of the Golf GTI and in just two months it achieved notable commercial successes in many European and non-European countries. The version used by the German Police during the 1970s and early 1980s was symbolic of everyday life during that period.

Brand new 1/24 scale plastic model kit of Porsche 935 Baby (Skill 3) 1/24 plastic model kit by Italeri. Brand new box. Real rubber tires. Colorful decal artwork. Vintage style packaging. Color instructions sheet. Officially licensed product. Paint and cement required (not included). Manufacturer's original unopened packaging. Parts molded in COLOR, unless otherwise indicated. Dimensions approximately L-7.75 inches assembled. To compete in the FIA-Group 5 car competitions, Porsche developed a special car line characterized by dedicated engine and chassis solutions, beginning with the production of the famous 911 Turbo. Several versions of this model were made, but one of the most famous was the Porsche 935J. The “Baby” as it was known, was built to compete in the 2.0-liter German national championship (Deutsche Rennwagen Meisterschaft). It adopted a lighter chassis for this competition thanks to the use of a tubular aluminum space frame. This solution enabled the vehicle to have an overall weight of 735 kg which was in line with competition weight requirements. The car used a 1.425 air-cooled engine with a power performance of 261Kw. The Porsche 935J achieved an important victory in the 1977 German Grand Prix held in Hockenheim, that proved its excellent engine performance and design features.

Brand new 1/24 scale plastic model kit of Fiat 131 Abarth Rally #10 Winner "Montecarlo Rally" (1980) (Skill 3) 1/24 plastic model kit by Italeri. Brand new box. Real rubber tires. Colorful decal artwork. Color instructions sheet. Vintage style packaging. Officially licensed product. Chrome plated small parts. Paint and cement required (not included). Manufacturer's original unopened packaging. Dimensions approximately L-6.75 inches assembled. Parts molded in COLOR, unless otherwise indicated. "Chrome" trim detail can be striped on with silver paint. The Fiat 131 Abarth was built on the frame of the two-door Fiat sedan. The development made by Abarth considered several modifications and improvements starting from the reduction of the body weight using lighter materials. Then some new fenders, to permit the adoption of larger wheels, were installed and new air-intakes on the hood and on the sides to optimize the cooling of the mechanics were designed. The engine was a 4-cylinder longitudinal engine characterized by the use light alloy head and 4 valves per cylinder. The Fiat 131 Abarth was built from 1976 and it was used in the World Rally Championship where achieved important results as three manufacturers’ championship, one pilots’ championship and one FIA trophy. It took part in international competitions until 1982 when it was replaced by the Lancia brand cars.