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Kith for BMW CSi 3.0 Diecast - Inka Orange - PH

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$132.6 $195 In stock

Plastic, metal, and rubber composition

Iteration of the BMW CSi 3.0 model built between 1971 and 1975

169 parts

290 deocrations

Scale 1:18

Box dimensions: W 14.5" x H 6" x D 6.5"

Weight: 2 lbs

Style: khla150264

Color: Inka Orange

Material: Plastic / Metal / Rubber

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Customer Reviews (4.4 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Amelia J. ★★★★★

The paint on this Inka Orange diecast is incredibly rich and deep, and the 290 separate decorations make it look just like the original. All the panel gaps are tight and even, which is hard to find in a model this detailed.

Timothy A. ★★★★★

The doors and hood close with a satisfying click, and the rubber tires actually roll smoothly across my desk. Assembly took me a good hour with all 169 parts, but the engine bay detail under the hood is worth every minute.

Charlotte K. ★★★★★

The paint on this Inka Orange body really pops in person, and the 169-part build shows in the detail, like the opening panels and the rubber tires that feel grippy. It's a hefty 2 pounds, so it sits solidly on the shelf without feeling cheap. Took me a good while to just admire the engine bay before