Aoshima A020540 1/12 Kawasaki Z2 750RS '73
ROYAL MACHINE
The 750RS, launched in 1973, was equipped with a DOHC 4-cylinder engine with a displacement of 746cc, a change in bore and stroke from the 900 Super4, and beautifully styled chassis with a teardrop fuel tank and a tail cowl that was innovative for its model name. It is still popular today and is often reffered to as the Z2 because of its model name.
Features
- Faithfully recreates the 750RS in its iconic āFireballā color scheme
- Rubber tires for a realistic look and feel
- Wiring and hoses reproduced using vinyl tubing
- Distinctive tank, side covers, and tail cowl accurately reproduced
- Metal screws used for the axles and steering stem for realism and easier assembly
- Uses molds originally developed in the 1980s
Aoshima A020540 1/12 Kawasaki Z2 750RS '73
ROYAL MACHINE
The 750RS, launched in 1973, was equipped with a DOHC 4-cylinder engine with a displacement of 746cc, a change in bore and stroke from the 900 Super4, and beautifully styled chassis with a teardrop fuel tank and a tail cowl that was innovative for its model name. It is still popular today and is often reffered to as the Z2 because of its model name.
Features
- Faithfully recreates the 750RS in its iconic āFireballā color scheme
- Rubber tires for a realistic look and feel
- Wiring and hoses reproduced using vinyl tubing
- Distinctive tank, side covers, and tail cowl accurately reproduced
- Metal screws used for the axles and steering stem for realism and easier assembly
- Uses molds originally developed in the 1980s
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ROYAL MACHINE
The 750RS, launched in 1973, was equipped with a DOHC 4-cylinder engine with a displacement of 746cc, a change in bore and stroke from the 900 Super4, and beautifully styled chassis with a teardrop fuel tank and a tail cowl that was innovative for its model name. It is still popular today and is often reffered to as the Z2 because of its model name.
Features
- Faithfully recreates the 750RS in its iconic āFireballā color scheme
- Rubber tires for a realistic look and feel
- Wiring and hoses reproduced using vinyl tubing
- Distinctive tank, side covers, and tail cowl accurately reproduced
- Metal screws used for the axles and steering stem for realism and easier assembly
- Uses molds originally developed in the 1980s
