Honda Pons NSR 500 01 Display Model Kit 1/12 - Tamiya 14087  [14087]

Tamiya 14087 - Honda Pons NSR 500 01
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AUD$29.47
Brand:
Tamiya
Model:
14087
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1/12 Scale Replica of the Honda Pons NSR 500 01 by Tamiya

This product is a 1/12 scale plastic model kit representing the Honda Pons NSR 500 01 and is intended as a display-oriented entry in Tamiya's motorcycle series.

The Honda NSR500 served as Honda's 500cc two-stroke Grand Prix contender through the 1980s and 1990s. Its compact V4 two-stroke architecture supported both factory and semi-works efforts. The Pons team campaigned NSR500 machines in premier Grand Prix competition, aiding development and race evolution.

The kit divides the model into separate components for fairing, frame, wheels and suspension to reproduce the bike's external outlines. Builders should anticipate small parts and detailed fitting work around the forks, swingarm and bodywork seams to achieve accurate lines.

Painting requires multiple color applications across body panels, wheels and engine sections; use masking and controlled coats with a brush or airbrush for best results. Decals should be applied carefully and finished with clear coats to mimic racing paint surfaces. Aftermarket photo-etch or resin items can augment surface detail, though the kit assembles into a convincing display model using standard modelling supplies.

Specifications

  • Scale: 1/12
  • Assembly: plastic model kit

A tidy 1/12 scale kit that reproduces the external look of the Honda Pons NSR 500 01, aimed at builders prioritising livery accuracy and display quality.

The kit is best for modellers with intermediate experience due to small components and precise alignment needs, though careful beginners can succeed.
Aftermarket photo-etch and resin detail sets are available from third parties and can enhance engine and surface detail if you seek higher realism.
Controlled thin layers with an airbrush yield the smoothest finish; use fine brushes for small accents and careful masking for crisp livery edges.
Clean parts, remove mould lines, and dry-fit assemblies. Light sanding and a solvent wipe will improve adhesion and final appearance.

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