Ford GT

[Legendary famous car revived with cutting-edge technology] Ford GT, a legendary prototype racing car that won the Le Mans 24-hour race for four consecutive years from 1966 to 1969. The glorious naming that is indispensable for talking about Ford cars, which was also called GT40 from the low vehicle height of 40 inches (1,016 mm), was revived in 2015. The new Ford GT, which was born as a super sports car developed on the premise of participating in the race by concentrating Ford's technological capabilities, is a 3.5 liter V6 twin turbo eco boost with a maximum output of 647 horsepower in a frame clutch mainly made of carbon monocock. The engine is mid-ship mounted and a 7-speed dual transmission is adopted. Combined with the carbon body that pursues aerodynamics, it boasts a top speed of 347km/h. In 2016, the 50th anniversary of the victory of Le Mans, a machine modified for racing entered Le Mans and won the class victory.

[Model outline] 1/24 scale plastic model assembly kit. Overall length 200 mm, overall width 94 mm, overall height 46 m"¿½E In addition to the low and wide overall f"unique configuration such as the characteristic "buttress" that connects the roof and rear fender, the air tunnel on the door side, and the aerodynamic treatment of the underside of the car body is modeled as it is. In order to reproduce all the openings, the latter half of the body parts are made into parts by dividing the panel almost as in the actual car. In the interior, the passenger seat pad of the dashboard and the shoulder part of the seat, which are set in bright colors, are composed of separate white parts. Wheel