NUNU PN24037 1/24 Racing Series 320si E90 2008 WTCC Brands Hatch Winner Model
[About actual car]
- Touring car races that compete with familiar vehicles that are closest to commercial vehicles have always been very popular among motor sports fans worldwide.
- Germany's BMW has been active in the world of touring car racing.
- Among them, the first model appeared in 1985 with the M3, which was tuned up based on the 3 series, which raised its name.
- A modified model based on the E30 type 320 has participated in touring car races not only in Europe but also in Japan and other countries around the world. It showed its performance.
- After that, from 1993, the E36 type, and from 2000, the M3 based on the E46 appeared.
- Since 2006, the 320si, a homologation model based on the E90, has appeared on the WTCC stage.
- The machine, which was tuned up like the previous model, was active on the circuit.
- Touring car races that compete with familiar vehicles that are closest to commercial vehicles have always been very popular among motor sports fans worldwide.
- Germany's BMW has been active in the world of touring car racing.
- Among them, the first model appeared in 1985 with the M3, which was tuned up based on the 3 series, which raised its name.
- A modified model based on the E30 type 320 has participated in touring car races not only in Europe but also in Japan and other countries around the world. It showed its performance.
- After that, from 1993, the E36 type, and from 2000, the M3 based on the E46 appeared.
- Since 2006, the 320si, a homologation model based on the E90, has appeared on the WTCC stage.
- The machine, which was tuned up like the previous model, was active on the circuit.
[About the model]
- A kit that reproduces the BMW 320siE90 that was active in the 2008 World Touring Car Championship.
- 1/24 scale model of the machine that won the 2008 WTCC race at Brands Hatch.
- Total length is 188mm, width is 83mm.
- Not only the styling of the BMW 320si, of which 2,600 units were produced as a WTCC homologation model of the type E90, but also the parts configuration unique to Platts / nunu, including the underside of the chassis and interior, are fully reproduced.
- Reasonable division is easy to assemble, and the finish is mechanical.
- You can also enjoy the power of the machines competing for supremacy on the circuit.
-Of course, the interior details such as the roll bar, dashboard, and floor are also modeled in detail.
- The finish gives you the feeling of a spartan modern touring car.
- The marking reproduces the machine driven by Andy Priaulx to win the 2008 WTCC race at the Brands Hatch circuit.
- A kit that reproduces the BMW 320siE90 that was active in the 2008 World Touring Car Championship.
- 1/24 scale model of the machine that won the 2008 WTCC race at Brands Hatch.
- Total length is 188mm, width is 83mm.
- Not only the styling of the BMW 320si, of which 2,600 units were produced as a WTCC homologation model of the type E90, but also the parts configuration unique to Platts / nunu, including the underside of the chassis and interior, are fully reproduced.
- Reasonable division is easy to assemble, and the finish is mechanical.
- You can also enjoy the power of the machines competing for supremacy on the circuit.
-Of course, the interior details such as the roll bar, dashboard, and floor are also modeled in detail.
- The finish gives you the feeling of a spartan modern touring car.
- The marking reproduces the machine driven by Andy Priaulx to win the 2008 WTCC race at the Brands Hatch circuit.
NUNU PN24037 1/24 Racing Series 320si E90 2008 WTCC Brands Hatch Winner Model
[About actual car]
- Touring car races that compete with familiar vehicles that are closest to commercial vehicles have always been very popular among motor sports fans worldwide.
- Germany's BMW has been active in the world of touring car racing.
- Among them, the first model appeared in 1985 with the M3, which was tuned up based on the 3 series, which raised its name.
- A modified model based on the E30 type 320 has participated in touring car races not only in Europe but also in Japan and other countries around the world. It showed its performance.
- After that, from 1993, the E36 type, and from 2000, the M3 based on the E46 appeared.
- Since 2006, the 320si, a homologation model based on the E90, has appeared on the WTCC stage.
- The machine, which was tuned up like the previous model, was active on the circuit.
- Touring car races that compete with familiar vehicles that are closest to commercial vehicles have always been very popular among motor sports fans worldwide.
- Germany's BMW has been active in the world of touring car racing.
- Among them, the first model appeared in 1985 with the M3, which was tuned up based on the 3 series, which raised its name.
- A modified model based on the E30 type 320 has participated in touring car races not only in Europe but also in Japan and other countries around the world. It showed its performance.
- After that, from 1993, the E36 type, and from 2000, the M3 based on the E46 appeared.
- Since 2006, the 320si, a homologation model based on the E90, has appeared on the WTCC stage.
- The machine, which was tuned up like the previous model, was active on the circuit.
[About the model]
- A kit that reproduces the BMW 320siE90 that was active in the 2008 World Touring Car Championship.
- 1/24 scale model of the machine that won the 2008 WTCC race at Brands Hatch.
- Total length is 188mm, width is 83mm.
- Not only the styling of the BMW 320si, of which 2,600 units were produced as a WTCC homologation model of the type E90, but also the parts configuration unique to Platts / nunu, including the underside of the chassis and interior, are fully reproduced.
- Reasonable division is easy to assemble, and the finish is mechanical.
- You can also enjoy the power of the machines competing for supremacy on the circuit.
-Of course, the interior details such as the roll bar, dashboard, and floor are also modeled in detail.
- The finish gives you the feeling of a spartan modern touring car.
- The marking reproduces the machine driven by Andy Priaulx to win the 2008 WTCC race at the Brands Hatch circuit.
- A kit that reproduces the BMW 320siE90 that was active in the 2008 World Touring Car Championship.
- 1/24 scale model of the machine that won the 2008 WTCC race at Brands Hatch.
- Total length is 188mm, width is 83mm.
- Not only the styling of the BMW 320si, of which 2,600 units were produced as a WTCC homologation model of the type E90, but also the parts configuration unique to Platts / nunu, including the underside of the chassis and interior, are fully reproduced.
- Reasonable division is easy to assemble, and the finish is mechanical.
- You can also enjoy the power of the machines competing for supremacy on the circuit.
-Of course, the interior details such as the roll bar, dashboard, and floor are also modeled in detail.
- The finish gives you the feeling of a spartan modern touring car.
- The marking reproduces the machine driven by Andy Priaulx to win the 2008 WTCC race at the Brands Hatch circuit.
On 25-Mar-2024 at 05:40:58 GMT, seller added the following information: