Kawasaki KH400-A6 (1979) 1:12 Hasgawa 21772

Plastic motorcycle model kit: Kawasaki KH400-A6 (1979) 1:12 Hasegawa 21772

The Kawasaki KH400-A6 (1979) model kit in 1:12 scale from Hasegawa is an excellent proposition for motorcycle and modeling enthusiasts. This plastic kit allows you to recreate the legendary Kawasaki KH400 motorcycle, which is considered one of the best three-cylinder two-strokes from this brand. This model is particularly interesting due to its history and unique design features.

Model features:

• Scale: 1:12
• Manufacturer: Hasegawa
• Catalog number: 21772
• Color scheme: Parts in blue, with chrome elements
• Additional elements: New plastic parts with logo on side covers

Characteristics of Kawasaki KH400-A6:

The Kawasaki KH400-A6 is a motorcycle that debuted in 1979 as a continuation of the line of three-cylinder two-strokes from Kawasaki. This model is known for its excellent power-to-weight ratio, which guarantees dynamic acceleration. It weighs only 378 pounds with a full tank, making it the lightest in its class. Its power is 12 pounds per horsepower, providing an exciting ride.

The KH400-A6 was designed with the aim of improving performance and riding comfort. New solutions were introduced, such as an improved air intake system, a reinforced frame, and a redesigned muffler for better sound control. Additionally, a CDI ignition system was used, which extends the lifespan of the spark plugs.

Despite numerous improvements, the KH400-A6 retained the characteristic Kawasaki style, which combines a raw finish with excellent performance. This motorcycle was highly rated in performance tests, although it performed slightly worse in comfort-related categories. Nevertheless, for enthusiasts of dynamic riding and precise handling, the KH400-A6 remains an extremely attractive choice.

Assembly and painting kit. Does not include paints or glue. Assembly requires separately sold modeling tools (including cutters, files, tweezers), paints, brushes, and plastic model glue (e.g., Tamiya Extra Thin Cement). The photo shows a professionally assembled and painted model.