Tamiya 24235 - 1/24 Austin Mini Cooper 1275S Mk.I  [24235]

About the Austin Mini Cooper 1275S. Mk.I:

• Genius designer Sir Alec Issigonis have been the driving force behind the quintessential British vehicle, the Mini. In 1959, the British motor Company released two variations linked to the Mini predicated on their Morris and Austin brands-the Morris Mini Minor while the Austin Seven. Essentially the most salient characteristic about the Mini was its roominess. Despite a 3m body size, the Mini could easily fit four big adults with room to spare. This economy of room had been achieved by using a concise two-box design, which put the transmission and gearbox in oil sump. Four-wheel separate suspension and tiny diameter 10" tires ensured a small and balanced journey. The appeal linked to the Mini expanded and quickly the Mk.II and Mk.IIwe versions have been developed. In 1961, John Cooper of British rushing fame souped-up the motor and introduced it on public because the Morris Mini Cooper. Later on, the Mini Cooper S have been furthermore designed for battle and rally involvement. The greatest version of the "S" sort, the Mini Cooper 1275S Mk.we been released in 1964. It showcased a 1275cc engine and finished up being entered inside the 1964 Monte Carlo Rally, among many higher-powered opponents. Just what it lacked in power, it composed for in nimbleness, utilizing the general success into the '64, '65 and '67 events. Both Morris and Austin versions about the Mini Cooper S was in fact built, differing from one another just in grill design and emblem. Despite the fact that a whole new version of Mini had been established in September 2000, the global appeal of original Mini stays due to the fact strong as ever.

Specs:

• Scale: 1/24, basic size: 129mm, general width: 58mm.
  
• This model features the conventional model not built with option components.
  
• Chrome plated elements included the unique Austin grill.
  
• Authentically reproduced 4-cylinder motor sits below moveable bonnet.
  
• Front and rear emblem reproduced with metal transfer marks.