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BMW Isetta 250 - 70th Annivers. Exclusive Edition
Item Number:
REV7735
REV7735
Manufacturer
Revell
Revell
Scale:
1:16
1:16
In the early 1950s, BMW looked for ways to offer small vehicles, entirely in keeping with the post-war market situation.
Starting in 1953, BMW manufactured the Isetta under a license agreement, resulting in several variants.
Of particular note is the BMW Isetta 250 version, which came onto the market in 1955 and is still considered a typical product of the German economic miracle.
The highlight of the idiosyncratic Isetta was the steering column, which pivoted via a universal joint when the front door was opened.
The "cute little car" was powered by a 250 cc single-cylinder four-stroke engine throttled to 12 hp, which allowed a top speed of 85 km/h.
Plastic model kit
unbuilt / unpainted
Paint and glue not included
Starting in 1953, BMW manufactured the Isetta under a license agreement, resulting in several variants.
Of particular note is the BMW Isetta 250 version, which came onto the market in 1955 and is still considered a typical product of the German economic miracle.
The highlight of the idiosyncratic Isetta was the steering column, which pivoted via a universal joint when the front door was opened.
The "cute little car" was powered by a 250 cc single-cylinder four-stroke engine throttled to 12 hp, which allowed a top speed of 85 km/h.
Plastic model kit
- Exclusive book on the history of the BMW Isetta included (D/GB)
- 250 cc engine
- Swivel wheels
- Authentic decals with various license plates (D, NL, B, F, CH, A, I, S, GB)
- Number of parts: 94
- Length: 154 mm
- Width: 89 mm
- Height: 84 mm
unbuilt / unpainted
Paint and glue not included
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