Hasegawa 21764 Suzuki RG500Γ Late Version "Red/White Color" (1986) 1/12

Hasegawa 21764 Suzuki RG500Γ Late Version "Red/White Color" (1986) is a unique 1/12 scale plastic model kit dedicated to all enthusiasts of classic sports motorcycles and precision modeling. This kit is a faithful replica of the legendary Suzuki RG500Γ (Gamma) motorcycle in its late production version from 1986, presented in the iconic red and white livery that became a symbol of the 1980s. This model was designed by the renowned Japanese company Hasegawa, known for the high quality of its details and excellent fit of the parts.

• Scale: 1/12
• Material: high-quality plastic (polystyrene)
• Country of origin: Japan
• Period of use: modern era (1985-1987)
• Includes: decals to replicate the official 1986 Red/White livery
• Additional features: movable handlebar, working suspension, realistic braking system, accurately reproduced four-cylinder, two-stroke Square Four engine
• Category: plastic model kit
• Length of finished model: approx. 17 cm
• Requires assembly and painting

Suzuki RG500Γ was introduced on the wave of successes achieved by the Japanese brand in the 500cc Grand Prix races, where Suzuki triumphed in the 1970s and 1980s. The presented motorcycle, powered by an exceptionally rare four-cylinder, two-stroke 500cc engine, boasted over 95 HP and low weight. The 1986 version is especially prized by collectors due to it being the last evolution of the model and for its exclusive livery inspired by Suzuki’s factory racing team.

Hasegawa 21764 Suzuki RG500Γ Late Version "Red/White Color" (1986) is great both as a unique addition to a collection and as a construction challenge for experienced modelers. We recommend it to intermediate and advanced modeling enthusiasts (difficulty level 3/5), who will appreciate the multitude of details, realistic reproduction of individual components, and fine accents corresponding exactly to the original. Thanks to the precision of the sprues and the excellent fit of the parts, this model is also a great choice for fans of Japanese automotive industry and motorsport history.