1/24 Ford GT40 Mk.II '66 Legendary Racing Car

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This is a plastic model kit, which comes unassembled and unpainted. So glue, model paints and other basic modelling tools are additionally required.

This classic Ford GT40 Mk.II model will be 172mm long, 77mm wide and 45mm high.

The rugged and aggressive look is the traditional gene of American racing cars. The model design team has made meticulous efforts to replicate this look in the model.

The Ford GT40 Mk.II was powered by a specially tuned 7.0L V8 engine which could generate a power of over 500 hp. This engine was one of the crucial part that helped Ford dominate Le Mans. The engine compartment is reproduced in the model. By assembling it yourself, you can feel the precision and power of the car.

Another magic weapon the Ford GT40 Mk.II had was the quick-change brakes. The time needed to change those brakes during the race was greatly reduced. Our designers have replicated the key parts of the brakes. Please pay attention to the brakes during assembly. This seemingly simple part was a ground-breaking technology then.

Static models are favored by modellers for the precision replication of the real thing. Our designers have managed to present the details. What's more, they have made steerable front wheels to meet the higher requirements of modellers.

To fully display the engine details, our designers have made the engine hood as an openable part.

Tires are the most important part of a racing car besides the engine. The tires of this model are made of quality vinyl material. This makes sure that the tire tread texture is realistically represented and the tires won't have the bad smell of traditional rubber.

The safety belt made of special fabric material is not only realistic, but also easy to assemble. It is the choice of our design team after hundreds of tests and optimization.

The rear engine photo-etched metal grille further improves the precision of this model.

This model kit includes customized pre-cut painting mask stickers to reduce the difficulty of painting and masking.