[Kawasaki's unique supercharger bike that continues to evolve]

The Kawasaki Ninja H2 was unveiled at the 2014 Milan Show and dominated the venue.

 Its name comes from the 750-SS/MACH IV (H2), a 2-stroke 3-cylinder Nanahan in 1971 that created a sensation around the world with its overwhelming acceleration performance. 

The new-generation H2 was developed exclusively for the 998cc water-cooled parallel 4-cylinder engine equipped with a centrifugal supercharger in order to "provide unparalleled acceleration power". 

This engine, which produces a maximum output of 200 horsepower, is mounted on a steel pipe trellis frame. 

The cowl is shaped to pursue aerodynamics, and the upper cowl with an open ram air intake has a chin spoiler shape at the bottom and a single headlight in the center.

 The stay of the rearview mirror has a wing cross-sectional shape that creates downforce. 

In addition, the body is equipped with various electronic control devices. Ninja H2 CARBON is a special grade added in 2017. 

As the name suggests, the upper cowl is made of carbon fiber, and the engine has been improved to 205 horsepower.

[Outline of the model]

★A 1/12 scale plastic model assembly kit that reproduces the 2018 model of the Ninja H2 CARBON, a superbike developed by combining Kawasaki Heavy Industries' technologies.

★Length: 174mm, Width: 76mm, Height: 96mm.

★Precise reproduction of water-cooled parallel 4-cylinder engine with supercharger.

★Aerodynamically designed public road fairings such as the three-dimensional upper cowl with headlights and rearview mirror, side cowl, and rear cowl are modeled as they are on the actual vehicle.

★Plated parts such as the muffler and light case.

★Synthetic rubber tires with realistic tread patterns.

★The engine, swingarm, and cowl are attached to the frame with screws.

★Car name logo and characteristic "river mark" are metal inlet marks.

★Transparent headlights and taillights.

★Comes with a masking line sticker for coloring the fuel tank.

*This product is a plastic model that requires assembly and painting.

* Separate adhesives, tools, paints, etc. are required for assembly and painting.

* "Plastic model" is a registered trademark owned by the Japan Plastic Model Industry Cooperative.