Nunu BX24045 1/24 Scale, BMW 320i E36 BTCC (Brands Hatch 1996 Winner), Car Plastic Model Kit (NNBX24045)

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Nunu BX24045 1/24 Scale, Bmw 320i E36 BTCC (Brands Hatch 1996 Winner), Automobile Plastic Model Kit.

Model Specifications

• 1/24
• Car model: Bmw 320i E36 BTCC (Brands Hatch 1996 Winner)
• plastic material
• Adjustable tires
• Technical details: Detailed interior, exterior and engine details

It revives the BMW 320i (E36) that won the BTCC at Brands Hatch in 1993. Masking stickers are included for painting window frames. The stickers come in three different types, including the winning car. Package size: approx. 325 x 67 x 215 mm. Finished size: length about 185mm. *The BMW logo and the BMW word mark are trademarks of BMW AG and are used under license. BMW license is held by Beemax Macau Ltd.

This plastic model assembly kit recreates the BMW 320i E36 that won Round 4 of the 1996 British Touring Car Championship at Brands Hatch in Round 4. This 1/24 scale model accurately reflects the body style and design of the E36, measuring approximately 185 mm in length and approximately 72.5 mm in width. The interior has been meticulously modeled, including the security cage. The seats, dashboard and other equipment have also been meticulously recreated, giving the feeling of a truly homely interior. The lower part of the chassis, including the suspension, is also fully detailed with individual parts. This model also reveals the secret of BMW's overwhelming superiority in passenger car racing. In addition to the winning car number 22, three different signs number 20 and 21 are also reproduced with decals. It's fun to build all three vehicles with different stripe colors.

Touring car racing, based on commercially available vehicles, is very popular among various motor sports due to its familiarity. BMW is one of the manufacturers with a long history of victories in touring car racing. As its flagship car, the 3 Series has continued to demonstrate its power over successive generations. The BMW 320i (E36) was an example of this and dominated touring car racing in the early 1990s. In the British Touring Car Championship (BTCC), the car won the championship three years in a row from its debut in 1991 to 1993. Even in 1996, the E36's final season, it maintained its pace with victories at Brands Hatch, Thruxton, Oulton Park and Snetterstone, eventually finishing second in the Constructors' Championship.