Cabriolet Roadster (Red) Mercedes - Benz 540K - K85, Pocher 1:8 Model, Built
Item History & Price
| Reference Number: Avaluer:8598611 | Country/Region of Manufacture: Italy |
| Age Level: 17 Years & Up | Scale: 1:8 |
| Brand: Pocher | Features: Built Model |
Cabriolet Roadster (Red) Mercedes-Benz 540K - K85 , Pocher 1:8 Model, Built
Pocher models are very fragile.Although I will pack the model very carefully, some parts may be off the place.Please take care of them.Usually, wheels become loose by vibration of the career.
Please watch the photos closely, and no-claim, no-return.
You can find the instructions in the following site.
https://www.modelmotorcars.com/...useful-info/pocher-manuals/
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The earlier high piece and high detail kits were referred to as the Classic line. Later a less assembly intensive line appeared which was called the Prestige line of cars. Classic kits were known for their high piece count and incredible detail such as working brake systems, engines with rotating crankshafts and moving pistons. Classic kits faithfully represented mostly 1930s cars from Fiat, Alfa Romeo, Bugatti, Mercedes-Benz, and Rolls Royce. Prestige kits were most often die cast metal bodies and contained about 500 parts. They featured working suspension and opening doors and detailed engines. These kits were designed to provide attractive models that could be built with little difficulty. These were mostly of Ferraris such as the Testarossa and F40, along with a few Porsches.
(Cf:Pocher wiki)
Pocher models are very fragile.Although I will pack the model very carefully, some parts may be off the place.Please take care of them.Usually, wheels become loose by vibration of the career.
Please watch the photos closely, and no-claim, no-return.
You can find the instructions in the following site.
https://www.modelmotorcars.com/...useful-info/pocher-manuals/
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The earlier high piece and high detail kits were referred to as the Classic line. Later a less assembly intensive line appeared which was called the Prestige line of cars. Classic kits were known for their high piece count and incredible detail such as working brake systems, engines with rotating crankshafts and moving pistons. Classic kits faithfully represented mostly 1930s cars from Fiat, Alfa Romeo, Bugatti, Mercedes-Benz, and Rolls Royce. Prestige kits were most often die cast metal bodies and contained about 500 parts. They featured working suspension and opening doors and detailed engines. These kits were designed to provide attractive models that could be built with little difficulty. These were mostly of Ferraris such as the Testarossa and F40, along with a few Porsches.
(Cf:Pocher wiki)
