Revell 07938 BMW R75/5 (1/8) – plastic motorcycle model kit

The BMW R75/5 is one of the most important machines in German automotive history and a true classic of the 1970s. The Revell 07938 model, produced in an impressive 1/8 scale, faithfully replicates the details of this prestigious design. This kit is aimed at demanding modelers who value not only perfect detail reproduction, but also the satisfaction of assembling and painting the model themselves.

The BMW R75/5 motorcycle was manufactured in West Germany between 1969 and 1973, representing a breakthrough in the brand's history. Its modern construction featured a 750 cm³ boxer engine, telescopic suspension, and high reliability, which contributed to its great popularity among both private users and uniformed services in Western Europe. The motorcycle was widely used by police and governmental services during the Cold War period, but also gained recognition on civilian markets.

• Scale: 1/8 – exceptionally large model, enabling highly detailed reproduction of the construction
• The main country of origin and use was the Federal Republic of Germany
• Production and usage period: Cold War era (late 1960s, 1970s)
• Material: high-quality plastic (polystyrene), precisely molded part sprues
• Number of parts: as many as 137, allowing for realistic depiction of all construction details, including suspension, engine, lighting, and cockpit details
• Glue and paints not included – it is recommended to purchase these accessories separately according to your preferences
• Finished model length: 256 mm – display size, impressive both as a standalone presentation and as part of a diorama
• Product category: plastic model kit

The Revell 07938 BMW R75/5 (1/8) model is especially recommended for intermediate and experienced modelers looking for an ambitious replica of this famous motorcycle. Difficulty level: 4/5 due to the large number of small details and the need for precise assembly. This is an excellent choice for automotive enthusiasts, motorcycle model collectors, and those interested in 1970s engineering. The model provides many hours of creative fun, and the final effect will surely delight any fan of classic motoring.