Italeri auto 4701 - FIAT MEFISTOFELE (1:12)

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Plastic model, prints and instructions.

The package does not contain glue, brushes, paints or other accessories.

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Plastic model Italeri 4701 - car FIAT MEFISTOFELE in 1:12 scale for gluing. Model length 450 mm, difficulty 5. Package includes BOX WITH SCREWS, ROPE with OTHER PARTS and SUPER DECALS.

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Record car from 1923 "Eldridge", is created from the old chassis of the Fiat SB4. It was nicknamed Mephistopheles for the hellish noise emitted by its powerful in-line six-cylinder aircraft engine of over 20,000 cc, muffled by exhausts that were intentionally loose to achieve maximum performance. On July 12, 1924, the "Mephistopheles" in Arpajon, France, with pilot and designer Ernest Eldrige, drove an extraordinary speed of 146.01 miles per hour (over 230 km / h) and set a world road speed record per flight kilometer. Mephistopheles were characterized by a long front hood, which was able to accommodate the powerful water-cooled in-line engine Fiat A 12, and its design created specifically to gain "primacy".

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