Hasegawa 52420 Rear-Engine 1/24 Volkswagen Beetle Kit  [HA-52420]

Hasegawa 52420 - SP620 1/24 Volkswagen VW Beetle 1967 w/Girl\'s Figures
Price:
AUD$54.28
Brand:
Hasegawa
Model:
HA-52420
Condition:
Brand New
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Details of the 1/24 1967 Beetle kit (Hasegawa 52420)

This plastic model kit depicts the 1967 Volkswagen Beetle at 1/24 scale and is released as a display-focused model intended for hobbyists who value accurate external styling.

The Beetle was conceived as a compact, economical passenger car featuring a rear-mounted air-cooled flat-four engine and a rounded body shape. By the 1967 model year many of the car's visual trademarks remained while incremental updates appeared in different markets, securing its place in automotive history and modelling circles.

The kit specifies included female figures to enable vignette layouts. Construction concentrates on faithful exterior detail; parts are laid out to allow phased finishing and weathering stages. Builders should supply common modelling adhesives, paints and hand tools to complete the assembly.

Specifications

  • Scale: 1/24
  • Assembly: plastic model kit
  • Includes female figures for display

A tidy 1/24 scale representation of the 1967 Beetle with figures, aimed at builders focused on exterior detail and presentation.

Essential tools include a sharp hobby knife, fine nippers, sandpaper or files, plastic cement and a selection of brushes. A steady workspace and magnification can improve accuracy.
Parts are designed for accurate external fit; careful trimming and dry-fitting before gluing helps ensure neat joins and correct body lines.
Yes. The parts layout allows for staged painting, so you can complete sub-assemblies before final assembly to achieve cleaner paintwork and detailing.
Standard plastic cement works for most figure parts; for very small joins, a precision applicator or cyanoacrylate can be used with care to avoid gluing visible surfaces.
Clean mould seams, apply a suitable primer and sand lightly where needed to promote paint adhesion and a smooth final finish.

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