Italeri 4644 Suzuki RG 500 XR27 1/9 – plastic racing motorcycle model

The Italeri 4644 Suzuki RG 500 XR27 in 1/9 scale is a high-quality plastic assembly kit that recreates with remarkable precision the legendary Suzuki RG 500 XR27 motorcycle. Produced by the renowned Italian manufacturer Italeri, this model is a faithful representation of one of the most famous racing motorcycles of the 1970s, which earned its place in motorsport history.

• Scale: 1/9
• Country of Use: Japan (Suzuki), motorcycle used internationally, incl. in world championships
• Era: 1970s, the golden age of motorcycle racing – contemporary to that period
• Category: Plastic model kit
• Material: High-quality plastic; kit does not include glue or paints
• Included in the set: Detailed plastic parts, transparent elements imitating windscreens and details, detailed assembly instructions

Historic model — Suzuki RG 500 XR27:
The Suzuki RG 500 XR27 is a racing motorcycle built specifically for the 500 cc World Championship, achieving great success in the second half of the 1970s. Powered by a 4-cylinder, two-stroke engine with up to 90 HP, it offered outstanding speed, agility, and reliability. Barry Sheene won the world championship twice riding this Suzuki, in 1976 and 1977. The motorcycle mainly competed in Grand Prix but also in other prestigious racing series.

Model application: This model is dedicated to motorcycle racing enthusiasts, fans of the 1970s, and collectors of Japanese motorsport legends. It is perfect for experienced modelers who will appreciate its precise details, as well as intermediate hobbyists ready for a new challenge.

• Build difficulty: 4/5 – patience and precision recommended
• Recommendation: Highly recommended for all fans of motorsport history, motorcycle model collectors, and hobbyists who appreciate high-quality details.

Italeri 4644 Suzuki RG 500 XR27 1/9 is a model that will remain a highlight of any collection for a long time, inspiring further exploration of the fascinating history of two-wheeled racing and the technical innovations of Japanese automotive engineering.