The floor model is a recreation of the Ducati 888 from the ’93 season. On 26 September 1993, a young and inspirational motorbike racer named Tetsuya Harada put the finishing touches to his machine at the Jarama circuit just before the final round of the season. This would make him the first Japanese world champion since 1977. His closest rival, Loris Capirossi, was ahead in the points standings in this final race, but bad luck plagued him during the dynamic battle for the 250cc GP2 title. Although this was Harada’s debut season for the World Grand Prix, he had worked closely with Yamaha over the previous two seasons, perfecting the factory TZM bike, which enabled him to win the All Japan Championship title in 1992.

– Scale: 1:12
– Length: 170 mm
– Recommended age: 14 years and up
– Contents: Kit model, racing version, engine, frame, fairing, racing motorbike stand, slick tyres, exhaust system, instructions, decoration
– The high-quality kit from TAMIYA must be assembled by the owner.
– The independent assembly is accompanied by step-by-step or illustrated assembly instructions.
– The assembly instructions are of course included in the delivery.
– Based on the assembly instructions, the precisely fitting individual parts must be assembled.
– The parts can be painted according to your own ideas.
– Tools, glue and paint are not included in the plastic kit. These must be purchased as an option.