2022 American GT Supercar | 3623pcs
Introducing the latest marvel from the United States—a supercar that has taken the automotive world by storm. Now, you can experience the thrill and prestige of this remarkable machine in a stunning 1:8 scale model, meticulously crafted with over 3600 parts.
Prepare to be captivated by the cutting-edge design and engineering of this supercar, as it exudes an aura of power and sophistication. With its carbon fiber wheels and body panels, it embodies the pinnacle of modern automotive technology and lightweight performance.
56cm x 15cm x 30cm
22in x 5.9in x 11.8in
Key Features:
- 1:8 Scale
- Over 3600 Pieces
- Opening Doors
- Opening Clamshell Hood
- Fully Detailed Engine Bay
- Rotating V6 Engine & Pistons
- Fully Functional Drivetrain
- Independent Front & Rear Torsion Bar Suspension
- Functioning Steering
- Impeccable Body Styling & Detail
- Rear Spoiler
- Full Aero Pack
- Remote Controlled Drive
- Remote Controlled Steering
- Building Instruction Manual Included in Parcel
A Working V6 Behind The Cockpit
Look between the flying buttresses and the mid-mounted V6 is right there, built brick by brick. Set the car rolling and the pistons rise and fall through a fully functional drivetrain, with independent torsion bar suspension and working steering underneath.
Scissor Doors. Flying Buttresses.
The mid-engine American icon, rendered in 3,623 pieces at true 1:8 scale. Scissor doors swing up, the clamshell hood opens over a detailed front end, and the racing stripes run nose to tail under a full aero pack and rear spoiler.
56 Centimeters Of Presence
Finished, it stretches 56 cm long and 30.5 cm wide, a shelf commander in racing blue with carbon-pattern accents and black multi-spoke wheels. Choose the static build, or the remote controlled version that actually drives and steers.
From The NexusBrick Community
People think it is diecast until they touch it. The stripes and the flying buttresses nail the mid engine look.
The V6 with moving pistons is my favorite part. Watching it spin through the rear deck never gets old.
Got the remote controlled version. It drives smooth, and the scissor doors get everyone who walks past my desk.