Completely new mold
Toyota's sixth-generation Celica, a reproduction of the Corse winning car
The Celica GT-FOUR (ST205) was developed by for the WRC, World Rally Championship, and was introduced in mid-1994.
It was developed based on the sixth generation model of Toyota's specialty car, the Celica, which was redesigned in 1994.
The engine is a modified 1988cc 3S-GT.
It was turbocharged and produced 295 horsepower.
It uses full-time four-wheel drive, which transmits power to the road through all four wheels.
The front suspension was a superstrut and the rear was a MacPherson strut.
They began competing in the second half of 1994. In 1995, Didier Auriol, Juha Kankkunen and Armin Schwarz were the regular drivers.
Auriol took the victory in the 1995 Tour de Corse.
[About the model]
This is a plastic model assembly kit of the Celica GT-FOUR WRC that won the Tour de Corse, Round 4 of the WRC in May 1995.
- Not only does this 1/24 scale model realistically recreate the stylish body style of the 6th generation Celica, based on the ST205, but it also features detailed modeling of the underside of the chassis and interior.
-The model is a reproduction of the car that won the Tour de Corse in 1995.
-Realistic representation of tarmac suspension settings.
- The interior is modeled in rich detail, including the roll cage, bucket seats and various equipment.
-It conveys a mechanical and Spartan atmosphere.
- The red and green paint lines are also reproduced with decals.
・This kit is an essential addition to the rally car lineup.
[Major features]
・1/24 scale plastic model assembly kit of the Celica GT-FOUR WRC
- Based on the car that won the 1995 Tour de Corse
- The interior is faithfully modeled with roll bars and rally equipment.
- Chassis underside, suspension, and other mechanisms are also reproduced in detail
・Completely new mold
Toyota's sixth-generation Celica, a reproduction of the Corse winning car
The Celica GT-FOUR (ST205) was developed by for the WRC, World Rally Championship, and was introduced in mid-1994.
It was developed based on the sixth generation model of Toyota's specialty car, the Celica, which was redesigned in 1994.
The engine is a modified 1988cc 3S-GT.
It was turbocharged and produced 295 horsepower.
It uses full-time four-wheel drive, which transmits power to the road through all four wheels.
The front suspension was a superstrut and the rear was a MacPherson strut.
They began competing in the second half of 1994. In 1995, Didier Auriol, Juha Kankkunen and Armin Schwarz were the regular drivers.
Auriol took the victory in the 1995 Tour de Corse.
[About the model]
This is a plastic model assembly kit of the Celica GT-FOUR WRC that won the Tour de Corse, Round 4 of the WRC in May 1995.
- Not only does this 1/24 scale model realistically recreate the stylish body style of the 6th generation Celica, based on the ST205, but it also features detailed modeling of the underside of the chassis and interior.
-The model is a reproduction of the car that won the Tour de Corse in 1995.
-Realistic representation of tarmac suspension settings.
- The interior is modeled in rich detail, including the roll cage, bucket seats and various equipment.
-It conveys a mechanical and Spartan atmosphere.
- The red and green paint lines are also reproduced with decals.
・This kit is an essential addition to the rally car lineup.
[Major features]
・1/24 scale plastic model assembly kit of the Celica GT-FOUR WRC
- Based on the car that won the 1995 Tour de Corse
- The interior is faithfully modeled with roll bars and rally equipment.
- Chassis underside, suspension, and other mechanisms are also reproduced in detail
・Completely new mold
( This is a machine translation. Please allow for possible misinterpretations in the text. )
warning
Due to the product is a professional assembled model that requires glue and painting after completion, However, paint and glue is flammable and explosive, please store it in a safe place
Completely new mold
Toyota's sixth-generation Celica, a reproduction of the Corse winning car
The Celica GT-FOUR (ST205) was developed by for the WRC, World Rally Championship, and was introduced in mid-1994.
It was developed based on the sixth generation model of Toyota's specialty car, the Celica, which was redesigned in 1994.
The engine is a modified 1988cc 3S-GT.
It was turbocharged and produced 295 horsepower.
It uses full-time four-wheel drive, which transmits power to the road through all four wheels.
The front suspension was a superstrut and the rear was a MacPherson strut.
They began competing in the second half of 1994. In 1995, Didier Auriol, Juha Kankkunen and Armin Schwarz were the regular drivers.
Auriol took the victory in the 1995 Tour de Corse.
[About the model]
This is a plastic model assembly kit of the Celica GT-FOUR WRC that won the Tour de Corse, Round 4 of the WRC in May 1995.
- Not only does this 1/24 scale model realistically recreate the stylish body style of the 6th generation Celica, based on the ST205, but it also features detailed modeling of the underside of the chassis and interior.
-The model is a reproduction of the car that won the Tour de Corse in 1995.
-Realistic representation of tarmac suspension settings.
- The interior is modeled in rich detail, including the roll cage, bucket seats and various equipment.
-It conveys a mechanical and Spartan atmosphere.
- The red and green paint lines are also reproduced with decals.
・This kit is an essential addition to the rally car lineup.
[Major features]
・1/24 scale plastic model assembly kit of the Celica GT-FOUR WRC
- Based on the car that won the 1995 Tour de Corse
- The interior is faithfully modeled with roll bars and rally equipment.
- Chassis underside, suspension, and other mechanisms are also reproduced in detail
・Completely new mold
Toyota's sixth-generation Celica, a reproduction of the Corse winning car
The Celica GT-FOUR (ST205) was developed by for the WRC, World Rally Championship, and was introduced in mid-1994.
It was developed based on the sixth generation model of Toyota's specialty car, the Celica, which was redesigned in 1994.
The engine is a modified 1988cc 3S-GT.
It was turbocharged and produced 295 horsepower.
It uses full-time four-wheel drive, which transmits power to the road through all four wheels.
The front suspension was a superstrut and the rear was a MacPherson strut.
They began competing in the second half of 1994. In 1995, Didier Auriol, Juha Kankkunen and Armin Schwarz were the regular drivers.
Auriol took the victory in the 1995 Tour de Corse.
[About the model]
This is a plastic model assembly kit of the Celica GT-FOUR WRC that won the Tour de Corse, Round 4 of the WRC in May 1995.
- Not only does this 1/24 scale model realistically recreate the stylish body style of the 6th generation Celica, based on the ST205, but it also features detailed modeling of the underside of the chassis and interior.
-The model is a reproduction of the car that won the Tour de Corse in 1995.
-Realistic representation of tarmac suspension settings.
- The interior is modeled in rich detail, including the roll cage, bucket seats and various equipment.
-It conveys a mechanical and Spartan atmosphere.
- The red and green paint lines are also reproduced with decals.
・This kit is an essential addition to the rally car lineup.
[Major features]
・1/24 scale plastic model assembly kit of the Celica GT-FOUR WRC
- Based on the car that won the 1995 Tour de Corse
- The interior is faithfully modeled with roll bars and rally equipment.
- Chassis underside, suspension, and other mechanisms are also reproduced in detail
・Completely new mold
( This is a machine translation. Please allow for possible misinterpretations in the text. )