
1 x Heller - Yamaha TY 125 - 1:8 - 140 parts





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The Yamaha TY 125 from Heller in a scale of 1:8 shows a classic trials motorcycle from the 1970s in a striking and very recognizable version. With its slim line, chunky tires and typical proportions, the kit is particularly suitable for collections of historic motorcycles.
The model was roughly designed by former trial champion Mick Andrews. The geometric frame and special alloys in certain components ensured particularly easy handling. There was also a very flexible engine, a well-geared six-speed gearbox and a convincing suspension, which made the machine interesting not only in trials but also in everyday life.
Heller shows the Type 1K6, which was released in 1976. This version features a larger silencer than the original Type 541 model and satin black engine housings instead of polished aluminum. This variant in particular gives the model a clear character typical of the time and makes it particularly attractive for motorcycle fans of the 1970s.
Heller uses recycled plastic here as well as plastic-free packaging with tissue paper and a seal closure. The shape dates back to 1979 and was completely revised in 2020, which fits well with the classic character of this motorcycle model.
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Please note: The model kit is delivered unpainted and unassembled. Glue and paints are not included and are required for completion as shown.
1 x Heller - Yamaha TY 125 - 1:8 - 140 parts





(partly only as download)



| brand | Brighter |
|---|---|
| Game type | Plastic model making, Japan, civil, motorcycle, 20th century century |
| Age recommendation | 14+ |
| Item type | Model kit |
| Countries | Japan |
| Standards | 1:8 |
| material | plastic |
| Theme | motorcycle |
| use | Motorsport, civil |
| Age/genre | 20. century |
| EAN | 3279510809022 |
| Condition | New, in original packaging |
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