Porsche 356 Coupe model kit 1:16: Immerse yourself in the world of classic car construction
Discover the charm of classic automobile construction with the Porsche 356 Coupe model kit on a scale of 1:16. Perfectly suited for fans aged 10 years and over, this kit with its 127 parts and a length of 252 mm offers authentic building pleasure. Inspired by the first production model from Porsche to bear the company's name, this version of the Model B, manufactured from 1959, features higher headlights and air intakes under the higher-positioned bumper for the drum brakes.
With the innovative easy-click system, a quick and satisfying result is guaranteed. Multi-colored, precisely manufactured components are simply plugged together and decorated with stickers without the need for painting. For those who wish to personalize the model further, up to 5 optional colors are recommended in the building instructions.
Scope of delivery:
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Plastic model kit (not assembled)
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Illustrated, multilingual assembly instructions
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Decals and stickers
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Multi-part body
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Moving hood with typical T6 grilles
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Engine replica
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Chrome-plated hub caps, door handles and rim flanges
Information on the difficulty levels:
This kit is ideal for beginners (level 2) and offers a wonderful opportunity for young and adult fans to get into model building or develop their skills further.
This kit is ideal for beginners (level 2) and offers a wonderful opportunity for young and adult fans to get into model building or develop their skills further.
Special features:
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Easy-click system for uncomplicated building fun
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Detailed replica of the Porsche 356 Coupe
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Possibility of personalization through optional painting
Background information:
The Porsche 356 Coupe, the first production model to bear the Porsche name, symbolizes the birth of a legend in automotive history. This specific version, the Model B, introduced in 1959, featured significant design changes that set it apart from its predecessors and laid the foundation for the classic Porsche style that is known worldwide today.
