The 1/12 scale assembly model faithfully reproduces the Repsol RC211V '06 race motorcycle and offers a detailed kit that highlights the exterior bodywork and engine realism.
The Honda RC211V was released in the early 2000s as a 990cc V5 four-stroke competition machine developed for the period's displacement regulations. Campaigned by the Repsol Honda squad through 2006, the RC211V paired a compact V5 engine layout with a chassis tuned for high-speed road racing. Later rule changes led manufacturers to pursue new designs in subsequent seasons.
This assembly kit recreates key elements of the 2006 Repsol Honda RC211V, including the refined cowling profiles, triple-exit exhaust routing, and the airbox located ahead of the fuel tank. New parts are supplied for the clutch cover and fuel tank, and markings are included for Daniel Pedrosa's No.26 and Nicky Hayden's No.69. Several panels attach with small precision screws to permit optional display of internal details.
The kit models the 990cc V5 engine and includes metal-plated parts for the frame and swing arm to enhance visual authenticity. Cartograf waterslide decals are provided for accurate livery, and solid rubber racing slick tires are included to match the machine's look.
A finely detailed 1/12 assembly model that captures the 2006 Repsol Honda RC211V exterior and engine layout, suited to display-focused builders and collectors seeking an accurate replica.
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