Brand new 1/9 scale plastic model kit of 1964 MV Agusta 500 CC. 4 Cylinders #2 Motorcycle "World Champion from 1962 to 1965" (Skill 4) 1/9 plastic model kit by Italeri.
Brand new box.
Real rubber tires.
Colorful decal artwork.
Color instructions sheet.
Vintage style packaging.
Officially licensed product.
Chrome plated small parts.
Paint and cement required (not included).
Manufacturers original unopened packaging.
Parts molded in COLOR unless otherwise indicated.
Dimensions approximately L-8.75 inches assembled.
"Chrome" trim detail can be striped on with silver paint.
This Cardan-transmission motorcycle first built in 1950 reached a peak of reliability and competitiveness in 1956 when it adopted chain transmission and a telescopic front fork. The 500 cc 4-cylinder MV Agusta was ridden by the worlds most famous racers - J. Surtees M. Hailwood G. Hocking and G. Agostini. Thanks to them this near-unbeatable motorcycle dominated the 500 cc category from 1956 to 1965 winning 9 world titles. It continued competing until 1966 when it was retired to make way for a new lighter more manageable 3-cylinder motorcycle. The model pre-molded in the original colors and with chrome-plated parts also features working suspension and rubber tires.
Brand new box.
Real rubber tires.
Colorful decal artwork.
Color instructions sheet.
Vintage style packaging.
Officially licensed product.
Chrome plated small parts.
Paint and cement required (not included).
Manufacturers original unopened packaging.
Parts molded in COLOR unless otherwise indicated.
Dimensions approximately L-8.75 inches assembled.
"Chrome" trim detail can be striped on with silver paint.
This Cardan-transmission motorcycle first built in 1950 reached a peak of reliability and competitiveness in 1956 when it adopted chain transmission and a telescopic front fork. The 500 cc 4-cylinder MV Agusta was ridden by the worlds most famous racers - J. Surtees M. Hailwood G. Hocking and G. Agostini. Thanks to them this near-unbeatable motorcycle dominated the 500 cc category from 1956 to 1965 winning 9 world titles. It continued competing until 1966 when it was retired to make way for a new lighter more manageable 3-cylinder motorcycle. The model pre-molded in the original colors and with chrome-plated parts also features working suspension and rubber tires.
Price history
Mar 30, 2023
€68.09