Description
Classic 1966 Volkswagen 1300 Beetle Model Kit by Tamiya – 1/24
Embark on a delightful journey through automotive history with the Classic 1966 Volkswagen 1300 Beetle Model Kit. The Volkswagen Beetle, a universal symbol of functionality and design simplicity, continues to captivate hearts worldwide. The Tamiya model kit allows you to relive the Beetle’s iconic charm, adding a subtle sense of adventure to your assembly experience.
Rooted in the original design framework by Dr. Ferdinand Porsche from the 1930s, this kit takes you back to the inception of the “People’s Car.” Through the assembly process, you get a glimpse into the thoughtful design that has made the Beetle a lasting icon. Despite advancements in automotive technology and design sophistication, the Beetle’s popularity has not waned, and this model lets you delve into the reasons behind its enduring success.
The 1966 Volkswagen 1300 Beetle model kit is a reminder of the unique blend of simplicity, style, and functionality that has characterised the Volkswagen Beetle since its inception. As you assemble the kit, you not only get to appreciate the Beetle’s iconic design but also the underlying principles that have ensured its lasting popularity.
Product Dimensions:
65 x 175 x 60 mm
Required to Complete:
Cement/Glue, Paint, Paintbrushes and Finishing Tools. Browse Tools and Accessories and Model Paints
Recommended Colour Palette:
TS-14 – Black, TS-39 – Mica Red, TS-7 – Racing White, X-1 – Black, X-11 – Chrome Silver, X-14 – Sky Blue, X-15 – Light Green, X-18 – Semi-Gloss Black, X-2 – White, X-22 – Clear, X-26 – Clear Orange, X-27 – Clear Red, X-28 – Park Green, X-3 – Royal Blue, X-4 – Blue, X-5 – Green, X-7 – Red, XF-1 – Flat Black, XF-16 – Flat Aluminum, XF-19 – Sky Grey, XF-2 – Flat White, XF-24 – Dark Grey, XF-55 – Deck Tan, XF-56 – Metallic Grey, XF-59 – Desert Yellow.
Recommended Age:
14 Years+
Did You Know?
The 1966 Volkswagen 1300 Beetle, often simply called the “VW Beetle,” is one of the most iconic and beloved cars in automotive history. This compact car, known for its distinctive round shape and air-cooled rear-engine design, became a symbol of practicality and affordability. In 1966, the 1300 model featured a 1.3-liter flat-four engine, which was known for its reliability and efficiency. The Beetle’s popularity soared during the 1960s and 1970s, becoming a cultural icon associated with the “flower power” era. It was celebrated for its simplicity, durability, and ease of maintenance. The VW Beetle’s timeless design and its role in the counterculture movement have made it a beloved classic that continues to hold a special place in the hearts of car enthusiasts worldwide. It’s a testament to the enduring appeal of well-engineered, everyday cars.
