Tamiya 14126 Honda NSR500 84 Full View 1/12

Tamiya 14126 Honda NSR500 84 Full View (1/12) – plastic racing motorcycle scale model

The Tamiya 14126 Honda NSR500 84 Full View (1/12) model is an extremely detailed replica of a motorcycle racing legend from the 1980s – the 1984 version of the Honda NSR500. The 1:12 scale ensures that every detail of this famous bike is reproduced with high precision, meeting the expectations of even the most demanding automotive modelers.

The Honda NSR500 is a 500cc class racing motorcycle, which debuted on racing circuits in 1984 and established the Japanese manufacturer's position in the 500cc Grand Prix World Championship. The motorcycle was ridden by outstanding racers such as Freddie Spencer and Eddie Lawson, who won numerous championship titles with it, especially during the 1980s. Its innovative design, lightweight frame, and powerful two-stroke engine made the NSR500 an almost unbeatable machine during the Cold War era and the domination of Japanese technology in motorcycle racing.

The Tamiya 14126 Honda NSR500 84 Full View, thanks to transparent bodywork elements (Full View), allows you to admire the intricate frame, engine, exhaust system, and other mechanical components after assembly. The model is made from the highest quality plastic, which ensures both precision of reproduction and ease of assembly. The kit does not include glue or paints, so you can choose the color scheme and finishing style yourself—we recommend using dedicated Tamiya model paints for the most authentic result.

• Scale: 1/12
• Country of use: Japan
• Period of use: Motorcycle racing, 1984-1987 (Cold War era)
• Material: Highest quality plastic
• Contents: Plastic parts for assembly, transparent parts, decals, instructions
• Category: Plastic model kit
• Extras: Transparent Full View body, detailed reproduction of technical features

We recommend this model to all motorcycle racing enthusiasts, lovers of classic machines from the 1980s, and collectors of unique Tamiya vehicles. Experienced modelers will appreciate the wealth of details, while less advanced hobbyists will enjoy the clear instructions and the satisfaction of assembly. Difficulty level 4/5—precision is required, but the final result will reward every minute spent on this exceptional model.