1/12 Honda RC211V Replica Kit - Tamiya 14097  [14097]

Tamiya 14097 - 1/12 Honda RC211V 2003 Valencia
Price:
NZD$56.49
Brand:
Tamiya
Model:
14097
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Scale Reproduction: Tamiya 14097 Honda RC211V from Valencia 2003

This 1/12 plastic model recreates the Honda RC211V as it appeared at Valencia in 2003 and is aimed at builders seeking a display-accurate result.

The RC211V employed a compact V5 engine architecture during the early 2000s. In the 2003 season the bike combined that powerplant with a chassis tuned for fast circuits. For the Valencia event a throwback paint scheme was applied and a triple-exit exhaust layout was trialed, marking a notable last competitive outing for the rider involved before moving teams the following year.

Model details are provided separately from the historical overview. The kit replicates the Valencia livery using Cartograf decals and includes mid-season items like the triple-exit exhaust without silencers. Metal-plated components depict the frame and unit pro-link suspension. The engine bay reflects the V5 arrangement and a metallic clutch cover is supplied. The upper and seat cowls plus tank cover use small precision screws to allow removal after build. Finished size is roughly 172 mm long by 50 mm wide.

Specifications

  • Scale: 1/12
  • Overall length: 172 mm
  • Overall width: 50 mm
  • Assembly: Plastic model kit
  • Decals: Cartograf decals included

A detailed 1/12 kit that documents the Valencia livery and a mid-season exhaust update, well suited to display-focused modelers.

Light sanding and careful cleaning of parts will help paint adhesion and ensure the Cartograf decals settle smoothly.
Yes, Cartograf decals take well to gloss varnish; apply decal setting solution as needed before sealing with clearcoat.
Yes, the upper and seat cowls and tank cover are attached with small screws so they can be taken off post-assembly for display or detailing.
Use colour references from photographs; acrylic and lacquer paints both work, but test mixes on scrap plastic first to match the period tones.
Handle metal-plated components with care to avoid fingerprints; if painting, lightly scuff and prime before applying paint.

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