Second variant of the incredible group B MG Metro 6R4 from the European manufacturer Belkits, in this case the Rothmans team from the 1986 season. In the huge box you will find a lot of parts since the model includes the entire engine exploded and detailed , as well as the interior, all transmission and steering, as well as various photo-etched parts, decals printed by Cartograf, and material to make the harnesses. Also included are the headlight pod for the night sections. An
absolutely indispensable kit for your showcase .
Additional details for the
MG Metro 6R4 Group B car scale model kit:
- Manufactured by Belkits in 1/24 scale with reference BEL016 (also listed as 9789597284895 and BEL-016).
- Recreation of the vehicle racing at the Lombard RAC Rally in 1986.
- Includes metal parts, paint masks, photo-etched parts, plastic parts, rubber parts, seatbelt fabric, water slide decals, assembly instructions, painting instructions and does NOT include tobacco sponsor decals.
- Download Belkits BEL016 / 9789597284895 / BEL-016 assembly instructions manual in PDF.
- Package measures 210 mm x 360 mm x 90 mm (width x depth x height), weighting 495 g.
- Box barcode 9789597284895 (GTIN/EAN)
- Featured in newsletters 330, 420 and 429.
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The MG Metro 6R4 was a racing car based on the MG Metro with group B homologation. It was built by Rover and competed in the World Rally Championship between 1985 and 1986. Its best result was the third place achieved by the British driver Tony Pond at the car's debut race at the 1985 RAC Rally of Great Britain.
Rover opted to create a non-turbocharged car, proving that it could be as competitive as the other Group B cars, but lacking the same financing or means of the rest of the brands it was decided to hire Williams engineers to build the car. A 3-liter V-six engine was mounted centrally, reaching 400 hp of power, and had four-wheel drive. It featured large spoilers that generated high downforce.
After fighting for the 1986 European Rally Championship, the Rothmans team decided to end the season in the home round of the world championship, the RAC Rally in England. The result was more than worthy, finishing in a creditable eighth position just behind the two works cars.
Like most of the group B cars, once its participation in the World Championship was banned, the Metro 6R4 continued to compete in Rallycross events, being one of the most successful models.
SpotModel recommends this product exclusively for experienced professional modellers and collectors. Take appropriate precautions as this product is not a toy, it can be toxic and/or dangerous. Keep away from children. Use is not allowed for children under 14 years.
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For the last few years, the Belgian company
Belkits has been delighting us with scale models of the most relevant and mythical cars in the world of rally racing, including the most modern WRCs or the S2000s that have dominated the entry lists of half the world's races. Their 1/24 models are eagerly awaited by many modelers, who know the quality of their details and their great fittings.
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