Yamaha YZF-R1 T 47

Yamaha YZF-R1 T 47Making its debut at the 1997 Milan Motor Show was the Yamaha super sports YZF R1, which was developed to be the fastest machine on winding roads. The compact design of the YZF R1 as well as its sharp lines which include the cowlings and fuel tank are accurately reproduced as a plastic assembly model kit. The liquid cooled 4 cylinder engine has been precisely rendered and features fine details such as cables that are depicted with vinyl tubing. The

under the colours of Air France and British Airways

with a badge to match (see decals of BP158)

which were designated either Vengeance Mk IA (Northrop) or Vengeance Mk III (Vultee) by the RAF Northrop built some of the aircraft due to Vultee's inadequate production capacity

combined with a revolutionary line were to divide France in two: the „fors“ and the „againsts“

and paired with modern day accessories

ladder and vice

Designed by the ‘enemy of the people‘ Tupolev

stubs for launching six HVAR 5in

The kit is focused on on Spitfires in the so-called medium series with pre-set armoured glass on the windshield and a bulge covering the cannon cartridges on the lower surface of the wing in the shape of a kidney

across Asia and in the deserts of North Africa

rising to 10 HP in 1930 without modification before being brought back down to 9 HP in 1931

even eclipses the service life of the famous Spitfire