Tamiya 16019 Kawasaki Z1300 1/6 Scale Replica Kit  [16019]

Tamiya 16019 - 1/6 Kawasaki Z1300 Kit - CF619
Price:
CAD$136.20
Brand:
Tamiya
Model:
16019
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A Detailed Tribute to the Kawasaki Z1300

The Kawasaki Z1300 debuted in 1978 with a water-cooled inline-6 DOHC engine rated around 120hp, a machine praised for its engineering and presence. This Tamiya 16019 1/6 scale kit recreates that imposing profile with careful attention to proportion and historic detail for hobbyists and display builders.

Kit Highlights and Build Notes

The assembly kit reproduces the Z1300s stance and fittings, including clear, red and orange components for the lights and indicators. The model uses synthetic rubber tires with realistic tread to improve visual authenticity. Metal transfers are supplied to match the side insignia and finishing touches.

  • Scale: 1/6
  • Material: Plastic with synthetic rubber tires
  • Assembly Type: Kit
  • Features: Movable stands, metal transfers for logos

 

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excellent service as usual. My only regret, poor stock plastic models AUTO MOTO great model 1 / 6, 1 / 8, 1 / 16, 1 / 18 from Tamiya And if you sell the Fujimi? :) Otherwise, the price of models, although the increased charges are still affordable and

How complex is the Tamiya 16019 build for a first timer?

The kit requires steady hands and patience but follows clear assembly stages; beginners with some modelling experience should manage with basic tools and time.

Are the tires flexible or hard plastic?

The kit includes synthetic rubber tires that have a flexible feel and realistic tread rather than hard plastic wheels.

Do I need paint to finish the model accurately?

Yes, to achieve authentic colour and panel shading you will want paints and fine brushes; some parts come clear or coloured but finishing requires paint.

Are metal transfers difficult to apply?

Metal transfers need careful placement and a steady touch; using tweezers and setting solution will help achieve a clean result.

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