Model Ninja ZX-RR 1:12 Tamiya

After a 20-year absence, Kawasaki returned to MotoGP as a work team in 2003 with the Ninja ZX-RR - the first four-stroke motorcycle. The 2003 season proved to be a tough one, but Japanese driver Shinya Nakano showed up in 2004 and great progress was made. In 2006, the machine was eye-catching with its exterior design, a 990cc inline four-cylinder engine with a unique variable-ignition system. Driven by Nakano and Randy de Puniet, the lime green machines outclassed the top teams in the races, while Nakano finished second in round 8 in the Netherlands.

About the model:

• 1:12 scale plastic model assembly kit
• Length: 170mm, width: 61mm
• Accurately reproduced covers can be attached / removed with precision screws
• Exactly recreated 990cc engine
• Rear suspension attached to the frame with a nut, wrench included
• Synthetic rubber tires for extra realism
• Comes with high-quality stickers for two machines with the numbers 56 and 17

Details:

• Front suspension details such as the Brembo brake and Ohlins front forks are accurately reproduced
• Decals imitating green wheel rims included
• The air duct has separately molded unit parts in 2D
• The brake and throttle cables are made of vinyl tubing for realism
• There is a large air chamber on the frame and the instrument panel has instrument markings imitated with stickers
• Faithfully recreated 990cc four-cylinder engine mounted to the frame with 4 bolts
• The 4 recreated independent exhaust pipes incorporate internal exhaust components and feature the exact Akrapovic logo
• Separately formed clutch parts provide even more realism
• The rear suspension is attached to the frame with a nut
• The screw wrench is included in the kit