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1/12 Honda RS1000 Endurance Racer

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1/12 Honda RS1000 Endurance Racer

LIMITED PRODUCTION

Tamiya is delighted to announce an updated re-issue of Item 14014 1/12 Honda RS1000 Endurance Racer from the last production in 2015 with a newly-added A4-size double-sided pamphlet with color photos of the fullsize bike for painting reference, and updated instruction manual.

In 1980, Japan got in on endurance racing with the addition of the Suzuka 8 Hours event. Honda is synonymous with Japanese motorcycle engineering and was an early Japanese endurance pioneer. In 1976, their CB750-based RCB bike took an impressive seven wins in eight races and gave rise to the 900cc DOHC engine CB900F, its road-going replica.

The CB900F in turn provided the base for the Honda RS1000, which was developed to align with the new rules put in place after the endurance series attained World Championship status in 1980. Its air-cooled DOHC 16-valve inlinefour engine was bored out to 999cc and gave over 130hp, and while its relatively conventional setup saw a front telescopic fork and rear swing arm, in 1981 the front was fitted with an anti-dive system to go along with larger cowlings; throughout its career, the RS1000 was continually updated.

In 1980 the Fontan/Moineau partnership brought home the riders’ championship and what was Honda’s fifth manufacturers’ title in a row; the next year, the RS1000 was an ever-present in all eight races, while they were ultimately beaten to the title by Kawasaki, the Honda RS1000 took victory in front of the home fans in the July running of the Suzuka 8 Hours.

About the Model
• This is a 1/12 scale plastic model assembly kit. Length: 180mm, width: 44mm, height: 115mm.
• Includes a newly-added A4-size double-sided pamphlet with color photos for painting reference.
• Comes with an updated 4-language instruction manual and cover story with French (previously only 3-language).
• Assemble with half cowling (endurance race version) or with full cowling.
• Features a realistic depiction of DOHC 4-cylinder engine including cables.
• Screw-attach swing arm and wheels using the newly kit-included screwdriver for (+) screws.
• Metal coil spring is used for rear suspension.
• Jack is also included to recreate the endurance race version.
• 5-spoke wheels are paired with solid rubber slick tires.
• Comes with high-quality Cartograf decals.

Tamiya Scale Models require assembly and painting to achieve their full potential, allowing you to customize the model to your preference.

To build a Tamiya kit, you"ll need a few essential tools:

  • Cutting tools such as hobby knives or sprue cutters to remove parts cleanly from the plastic sprues, (e.g., Tamiya #74053 Fine Craft Knife, #74153 Craft Knife II and #74093 Modelers Side Cutter)
  • Adhesives, like plastic cement, to bond parts securely. (e.g., Tamiya #87003 Tamiya Cement 40ml or #87182 Tamiya Extra Thin Cement)
  • Sanding tools, such as sandpaper or files, to smooth out edges and remove mold lines. (e.g., Tamiya #74046 Basic File Set, #87009 Medium Set Abrasives)
  • Paints (acrylic or enamel) and brushes or an airbrush system to bring the model to life with realistic colors.
  • You may want optional tools like tweezers, masking tape, or other tools for added precision.

See more options for useful Tamiya materials at the bottom of the page.

Useful TAMIYA Materials to YOUR Scale Models

TAMIYA has everything you need to create impressive models.

Make your projects even more satisfying with TAMIYA"s high-quality tools and accessories, designed to meet all your model-building needs.

Tamiya"s high-quality tools are the perfect choice for model builders and hobbyists. 

Designed with precision and durability in mind, their tools make every task – from cutting and drilling to sanding and assembly – effortless.

 Tamiya tools ensure professional results every time.

Tamiya cements are a staple in the model building community due to their reliability and effectiveness.

Whether you"re a beginner or an experienced modeler, there"s a Tamiya cement product that can meet your needs for building high-quality, durable models.

Tamiya"s range of files is crafted to meet the needs of model builders seeking precision and quality.

From Diamond Files for durable and delicate work on metal and resin to Basic Files for plastic shaping and Needle Files for intricate detailing, each file is engineered for optimal control and flawless finish.

 Tamiya’s Abrasives is designed for model builders who demand exceptional results.

Available in a range of grits, from coarse for shaping to ultra-fine for polishing, it ensures smooth surfaces on plastic, wood, and metal. 

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Tamiya drill is designed for precision work, especially on plastic models, wood, and light metals.

Whether you"re a beginner or an experienced model builder, this is a reliable choice for achieving high-quality results.

Whether you need to paint fine details or cover large areas, there"s a Tamiya brush suited to the task.

With proper care, these brushes can provide excellent performance and longevity, making them a valuable addition to any modeler"s toolkit.

Whether you are masking straight lines, curves, or large areas, Tamiya offers a suitable product to ensure precise and clean paintwork.

Proper application and removal techniques will maximize its effectiveness, helping you achieve professional-looking results in your modeling projects.

 Whether you need to handle tiny parts, apply decals, or work in tight spaces, Tamiya provides a range of tweezers to meet your needs.

Their high quality and thoughtful design make them a trusted choice for hobbyists looking to achieve professional results in their projects.

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These swabs stand out from regular cotton swabs due to their specific features tailored to the needs of model builders and hobbyists.

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These tools are especially useful for enhancing panel lines, adding fine details, or restoring lost details on plastic models.

 Tamiya display cases are designed to showcase and protect model kits and collectibles.

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Tamiya display cases are a valuable investment for hobbyists and collectors who want to protect and showcase their models. 

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1/12 Honda RS1000 Endurance Racer
TAMIYA

1/12 Honda RS1000 Endurance Racer

199,00 kr

1/12 Honda RS1000 Endurance Racer

LIMITED PRODUCTION

Tamiya is delighted to announce an updated re-issue of Item 14014 1/12 Honda RS1000 Endurance Racer from the last production in 2015 with a newly-added A4-size double-sided pamphlet with color photos of the fullsize bike for painting reference, and updated instruction manual.

In 1980, Japan got in on endurance racing with the addition of the Suzuka 8 Hours event. Honda is synonymous with Japanese motorcycle engineering and was an early Japanese endurance pioneer. In 1976, their CB750-based RCB bike took an impressive seven wins in eight races and gave rise to the 900cc DOHC engine CB900F, its road-going replica.

The CB900F in turn provided the base for the Honda RS1000, which was developed to align with the new rules put in place after the endurance series attained World Championship status in 1980. Its air-cooled DOHC 16-valve inlinefour engine was bored out to 999cc and gave over 130hp, and while its relatively conventional setup saw a front telescopic fork and rear swing arm, in 1981 the front was fitted with an anti-dive system to go along with larger cowlings; throughout its career, the RS1000 was continually updated.

In 1980 the Fontan/Moineau partnership brought home the riders’ championship and what was Honda’s fifth manufacturers’ title in a row; the next year, the RS1000 was an ever-present in all eight races, while they were ultimately beaten to the title by Kawasaki, the Honda RS1000 took victory in front of the home fans in the July running of the Suzuka 8 Hours.

About the Model
• This is a 1/12 scale plastic model assembly kit. Length: 180mm, width: 44mm, height: 115mm.
• Includes a newly-added A4-size double-sided pamphlet with color photos for painting reference.
• Comes with an updated 4-language instruction manual and cover story with French (previously only 3-language).
• Assemble with half cowling (endurance race version) or with full cowling.
• Features a realistic depiction of DOHC 4-cylinder engine including cables.
• Screw-attach swing arm and wheels using the newly kit-included screwdriver for (+) screws.
• Metal coil spring is used for rear suspension.
• Jack is also included to recreate the endurance race version.
• 5-spoke wheels are paired with solid rubber slick tires.
• Comes with high-quality Cartograf decals.

Tamiya Scale Models require assembly and painting to achieve their full potential, allowing you to customize the model to your preference.

To build a Tamiya kit, you"ll need a few essential tools:

  • Cutting tools such as hobby knives or sprue cutters to remove parts cleanly from the plastic sprues, (e.g., Tamiya #74053 Fine Craft Knife, #74153 Craft Knife II and #74093 Modelers Side Cutter)
  • Adhesives, like plastic cement, to bond parts securely. (e.g., Tamiya #87003 Tamiya Cement 40ml or #87182 Tamiya Extra Thin Cement)
  • Sanding tools, such as sandpaper or files, to smooth out edges and remove mold lines. (e.g., Tamiya #74046 Basic File Set, #87009 Medium Set Abrasives)
  • Paints (acrylic or enamel) and brushes or an airbrush system to bring the model to life with realistic colors.
  • You may want optional tools like tweezers, masking tape, or other tools for added precision.

See more options for useful Tamiya materials at the bottom of the page.

Useful TAMIYA Materials to YOUR Scale Models

TAMIYA has everything you need to create impressive models.

Make your projects even more satisfying with TAMIYA"s high-quality tools and accessories, designed to meet all your model-building needs.

Tamiya"s high-quality tools are the perfect choice for model builders and hobbyists. 

Designed with precision and durability in mind, their tools make every task – from cutting and drilling to sanding and assembly – effortless.

 Tamiya tools ensure professional results every time.

Tamiya cements are a staple in the model building community due to their reliability and effectiveness.

Whether you"re a beginner or an experienced modeler, there"s a Tamiya cement product that can meet your needs for building high-quality, durable models.

Tamiya"s range of files is crafted to meet the needs of model builders seeking precision and quality.

From Diamond Files for durable and delicate work on metal and resin to Basic Files for plastic shaping and Needle Files for intricate detailing, each file is engineered for optimal control and flawless finish.

 Tamiya’s Abrasives is designed for model builders who demand exceptional results.

Available in a range of grits, from coarse for shaping to ultra-fine for polishing, it ensures smooth surfaces on plastic, wood, and metal. 

Tamiya is renowned for its high-quality tools for model building, and their Fine Drills is a favorite among hobbyists.

Tamiya drill is designed for precision work, especially on plastic models, wood, and light metals.

Whether you"re a beginner or an experienced model builder, this is a reliable choice for achieving high-quality results.

Whether you need to paint fine details or cover large areas, there"s a Tamiya brush suited to the task.

With proper care, these brushes can provide excellent performance and longevity, making them a valuable addition to any modeler"s toolkit.

Whether you are masking straight lines, curves, or large areas, Tamiya offers a suitable product to ensure precise and clean paintwork.

Proper application and removal techniques will maximize its effectiveness, helping you achieve professional-looking results in your modeling projects.

 Whether you need to handle tiny parts, apply decals, or work in tight spaces, Tamiya provides a range of tweezers to meet your needs.

Their high quality and thoughtful design make them a trusted choice for hobbyists looking to achieve professional results in their projects.

Tamiya cutting mats are high-quality, self-healing mats designed for hobbyists, model builders, and crafters.

These mats are specifically tailored to the needs of those who frequently use sharp blades and tools in their work, providing a durable and protective surface that can withstand repeated cutting without significant damage.

Tamiya cotton swabs are specialized tools designed for precision cleaning, detailing, and application tasks in hobby and model-making projects.

These swabs stand out from regular cotton swabs due to their specific features tailored to the needs of model builders and hobbyists.

Tamiya Fine Engraving Tools are precision instruments designed for model builders and hobbyists who need to create detailed and accurate engravings on their models.

These tools are especially useful for enhancing panel lines, adding fine details, or restoring lost details on plastic models.

 Tamiya display cases are designed to showcase and protect model kits and collectibles.

These cases offer a clear and unobstructed view of the models while keeping them safe from dust, dirt, and damage. 

Tamiya display cases are a valuable investment for hobbyists and collectors who want to protect and showcase their models. 
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