Lancia Stratos - 24 valves
Engine in 1/24 scale manufactured by GPmodeling (ref. STR24V)

What great news the appearance of the 12 and 24 valve engines for the Hasegawa kits of the Lancia Stratos at 1/24 scale! The 24-valve engine was used mainly in the Alitalia versions, from the Sanremo Rally in October 1975 until the end of the 1977 season, and the 12-valve engine in all versions, such as Pirelli's, as of January 1, 1978, since the new technical regulations forced a return to 12 valves. The engines used from 1972 to October 1975 were very similar to the 12-valve transkit, but with a different alternator and battery position. Each of the transkits has more than 50 parts printed in 3D, and includes 3 different types of exhaust outlets, 2 different air boxes, with their intake covers with and without net, and finally two additional brake discs equipped with studs to be able to present the model mounted without wheels. 12-valve engines differ from 24-valves mainly due to the shape of the cylinder head covers, the position of the alternator, and the position of some accessories on the chassis. A specific type of exhaust manifold is supplied on each version (obviously different between 12 and 24 valves). Most of Hasegawa's kits are compatible with these two transkits.

Additional details for the Lancia Stratos - 24 valves engine:

• Manufactured by GPmodeling in 1/24 scale with reference STR24V.
• To be used with Hasegawa references 20217, 20261, 20268, 20282, 20361, HA20361, 20440, CR-32, 20499, 20561, 20598, 21215, HC-15, 25032, CR-32, 25036, CR-36, HACR32, HA-CR32, HACR33, 25033, CR-33, HACR36, 25036 and CR-36.
• Includes 3D printed parts and water slide decals.
• Package measures 115 mm x 130 mm x 85 mm (width x depth x height), weighting 95 g.
• Featured in newsletter 558.