Hasegawa Plastic Model Kit
1965 Honda F1 RA272E Mexico GP Winner (1/24) 20375
This 1/24 scale Honda RA272E Formula One car from Hasegawa recreates the historic machine that secured Honda’s first victory in the Formula One World Championship. The RA272E achieved its famous win at the 1965 Mexican Grand Prix, marking an important milestone for the Japanese manufacturer in international motorsport.
The model captures the distinctive design of Honda’s mid-1960s Formula One car, featuring accurate bodywork and racing details. The RA272E represented Honda’s engineering ambition during the early years of their Formula One programme and remains one of the most iconic racing cars in the company’s history.
- 1/24 scale plastic model kit
- 1965 Honda RA272E Formula One race car
- Mexico Grand Prix winning vehicle
- Accurate reproduction of body shape and details
- Decal markings for car No.11
- Driver: Richie Ginther
- Total parts: 93
- Model length: 164mm
- Model width: 70mm
- Supplied unpainted and requires assembly
History
The Honda RA272E was developed for the 1965 Formula One season and represented Honda’s determination to compete with established European racing teams. Powered by a high revving V12 engine, the car showcased advanced engineering and distinctive Japanese design.
At the 1965 Mexican Grand Prix, American driver Richie Ginther secured Honda’s first Formula One victory. The win was historically significant as it marked the first time a Japanese manufacturer had won a Formula One race, establishing Honda as a serious competitor in international motorsport.
