Artega GT (1:18, Revell)
- Artega GT (from 2010)
- Revell
- 1:18
- Showcase model / No engine
- plastic
- blue
- In near mint condition
- Original packaging does not exist
- Not for sale
The Artega GT is a small series (we speak of 153 pieces) built sports car the car manufacturer of the same name from Delbrück in Germany.
The car was introduced in 2007 at the Motor Show in Geneva and produced by 2009 by 2012. 2012 reported the company to bankruptcy, but resigned in 2015 with a new vehicle concept onto the market again.
Henrik Fisker (designer, among others the BMW Z8 and Aston Martin DB9) drew the body of this exceptional vehicle. It consists of polyurethane (PU) and was used for the first time in a production vehicle.
Technical specifications:
The car is 4m long, 1.88m and 1.18m high ready. It weighs 1'285 kg.
Engine: 6 cylinder (VW engine) with 300 hp
Top speed 270 km / h
The model:
Revell made many years ago models from the plastic "Composite" at. Today, other model manufacturers use this material.
All doors and covers can be opened, the gap mass (also because of the material) are extremely minimal. The paint is applied very nicely and the details are really good. In some areas Revell could possibly still to be done in a little more detail, but the overall feel of this model is really nice.
Author: Oldtimer
No responsibility is taken for the correctness of this information
The car was introduced in 2007 at the Motor Show in Geneva and produced by 2009 by 2012. 2012 reported the company to bankruptcy, but resigned in 2015 with a new vehicle concept onto the market again.
Henrik Fisker (designer, among others the BMW Z8 and Aston Martin DB9) drew the body of this exceptional vehicle. It consists of polyurethane (PU) and was used for the first time in a production vehicle.
Technical specifications:
The car is 4m long, 1.88m and 1.18m high ready. It weighs 1'285 kg.
Engine: 6 cylinder (VW engine) with 300 hp
Top speed 270 km / h
The model:
Revell made many years ago models from the plastic "Composite" at. Today, other model manufacturers use this material.
All doors and covers can be opened, the gap mass (also because of the material) are extremely minimal. The paint is applied very nicely and the details are really good. In some areas Revell could possibly still to be done in a little more detail, but the overall feel of this model is really nice.
Author: Oldtimer
No responsibility is taken for the correctness of this information
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