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1/24 Sports Car Series No.241 (Item 24241)
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(picture shows fully painted and assembled model).

| About the Ford Focus RS WRC 01
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| Housing a myriad of innovation under its production-car exterior, such as the longitudinally mounted engine and transmission, the Ford Focus set the rally world on its heels at its debut in 1999. For the 2001 season, the focus of improvements revolved mainly around the engine. The 2-liter, 4-cylinder engine was given a longer stroke and several changes were made to the exhaust manifold. With the installation of a new turbo charger, even more torque and response could be realized. In addition to last year's drivers, Colin McRae and Carlos Sainz, Francois Delecour was added to Ford's talent rich roster for 2001. McRae took three wins in a row at the 5th, 6th, and 7th races, and Sainz took the second prize in the 1st and 3rd races, showing Ford's championship potential. |
1/24 scale, total length- 174mm, total width- 75mm. Decals replicate machine coloring in Monte Carlo Rally. Reproduction of rounded roll cage and cockpit spare no detail. Driver and data reading co-driver figures included. Decals included for replication of markings on Carlos Sainz's and Colin McRae's machines. |
| Comes with realistic driver figures!
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Tamiya presents a 1/24 scale model kit, including two driver figures, of the car that's racing to the top in this year's World Rally Championships. Driver figure can be assembled in the straightaway, right hard turn, and left hard turn pose. Co-driver to be recreated in data reading pose. This unique machine is authentically reproduced with its rounded body, altered rear wing, and front lip spoiler. This model captures all of the Ford Focus RS WRC's characteristic features and is great for building the perfect diorama.
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| Went on display at the Tokyo Hobby Show!
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This diorama of the Ford Focus in action at the snowy Monte Carlo Rally was displayed at the Tokyo Hobby Show. Click over the image to get a better view.
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