Honda CB 750 Racing Kit 1:6 Tamiya

The model was produced in the usual Tamiya high-quality and reflects back the original as possible.

Honda CB750 Racing / 1:6 scale kit

Collectors Club Special / Masterwork Collection

Pre-assembled luxury model

This premium 1:6 scale model from Tamiya is a faithful representation of the legendary Honda CB750 Racing. As part of the Masterwork Collection, it offers precisely manufactured components and a high level of detail. The model is pre-assembled and pre-painted, requiring only final assembly, making it appealing to both collectors and modellers.

About the model:

• 1:6 scale model kit of the Honda CB750 Racing - Pre-assembled and pre-painted
• Highly detailed premium model
• Length: 348mm
• Width: 92mm
• Simple assembly of the prefabricated parts - no glue required
• Precisely detailed air-cooled 4-cylinder engine, Keihin CR carburettor, plastic oil cooler and chain
• The realistic front and rear wheels are fitted with aluminium rims and stainless steel spokes
• The clip-on fuel tank and seat are easy to install
• The fairings are securely fastened with screws
• Mounted aluminium display stand included
• Screwdriver and tweezers included for assembly

About the original:

The Honda CB750 is considered one of the most important motorbikes in motorbike history. It was first introduced by Honda as a production model in 1969 and revolutionised the motorbike world with its four-cylinder in-line engine, a technology previously found mainly in racing motorbikes.

The racing version, the Honda CB750 Racing Type, was specially developed for use in competitions such as the Daytona 200. In this famous race in 1970, the CB750 Racing Type achieved a historic victory. American rider Dick Mann led Honda to first place with an impressive average speed of 164.3 km/h, making the CB750 an icon.

The CB750 was Honda's answer to the up-and-coming competition and was characterised by its reliability, performance and advanced technology. Highlights included the air-cooled 4-cylinder engine, Keihin CR carburettors and an advanced 4-in-1 exhaust system. These features made it not only a winning racing motorbike, but also a popular model for road riders worldwide.