1/24 Mitsubishi Lancer Evo V WRC

The reborn Lancer Evolution adopted a 4WD system, and was equipped with a 2L DOHC turbo engine, called the 4G63. Achieving a 2nd place finish in both the Indonesia Rally and the RAC Rally, the Lancer showed the world a glimpse of its speed. From the Evolution II in 1994, to the Evolution III in 1995, the Lancer was under continual development. In 1996, the Evolution III, driven by Tommi Makinen, won five races earning him a Driver's Title. Driving the Evolution IV in the following year, Tommi Makinen became a repeat champion. In 1998, the Evolution V made its debut in the 5th Catalonian Rally. The Evolution's most impressive feature is its wide body. With a blister fender on the front, and a fiberglass over fender on the rear, the width of the body was expanded to 177mm.

Complete exterior and cockpit detailing.
Wide body with a blister fender in front.
Realistic chassis and undersurface suspension.
Solid synthetic rubber tires with exact tread pattern.
Rear wing for optimum stability at high speeds.
Roll cage for safety.
Mesh netting for front bumper and hood.
Detailed pictorial instructions.

Manufacturer:	Tamiya
Product #:	tam24203
Your Price:	$21.69
List Price:	$30.00
Availability:	Discontinued - No Longer Available for Purchase

Length: 7" (17.3cm)
Width: 3" (7.3cm)
Height: 2" (5cm)

Assembly
Cement
Paint: (MS3 - Bright Red), (TS26 - Pure White), (TS39 - Mica Red),
(TS50 - Blue Mica), (X10 - Gun Metal), (X11 - Chrome Silver), (X12 - Gold Leaf), (X14 - Sky Blue), (X18 - Semi Gloss Black), (X21 - Flat Base), (X26 - Clear Orange), (X27 - Clear Red), (X28 - Park Green), (X4 - Blue), (X7 - Red), (X8 - Lemon Yellow), (XF1 - Flat Black), (XF16 - Flat Aluminum), (XF19 - Sky Grey), (XF4 - Yellow Green), (XF56 - Metallic Grey), (XF63 - German Grey), (XF7 - Flat Red)
Brushes
File or Emery Board
Sprue Cutter
Modeling Knife
Tweezers
Scissors
Pin Vise
Adult Supervision

Unsuitable for kids under 3.
Recommended paints are for adult modelers only.
Always use modeling equipment with caution.
Paints and cement should be used in a well-ventilated area.