Aoshima 20114 - 1/12 Scale Honda CB750 Four '69 Collector Kit  [AO-20114]

Aoshima 20114 - 1/12 Honda CB750 Dream CB750 Four \'69 Custom The Bike #23
Price:
£22.70
Brand:
Aoshima
Model:
AO-20114
GTIN:
4905083201145
Condition:
Brand New
Available in shop
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Detailed model brief — Aoshima 20114 Honda CB750 '69

This 1/12 scale plastic assembly kit recreates the 1969 Honda CB750 Four as a display-focused static model intended for careful assembly and finishing.

The Honda CB750, introduced in 1969, became noteworthy for its transverse inline-four engine and modern features for the era. It brought four-cylinder performance into mainstream road riding and influenced motorcycle design through the 1970s.

The kit aims to portray the bike's external proportions and the inline-four appearance. Builders should prepare for typical styrene assembly tasks including trimming, cleaning, gluing and painting to reach a polished result. Precise handling of small components such as handlebars, exhaust headers and instrument housings will raise the overall finish.

Good practice includes test-fitting main subassemblies before final bonding, careful masking to protect adjacent panels during painting, and using fine abrasive tools to remove mould seams. For metallic finishes, apply primer followed by thin, layered metallic paint for a realistic sheen. Displaying the completed model on a simple base or rear support will protect and present it cleanly.

Specifications

  • Scale - 1/12
  • Assembly - plastic model kit

Aoshima 20114 is a neutral, accurate 1/12 depiction of the 1969 Honda CB750 Four that appeals to modellers and collectors seeking a period road-bike subject.

Contemporary reviews, manufacturer brochures from 1969, and specialist motorcycle histories outline the CB750's impact. These sources clarify its mechanical advances and cultural influence.
Look for factory brochures, archived press photography, and restoration guides to confirm original paint shades and trim choices for the 1969 CB750 Four.
Achieving a high-quality finish benefits from intermediate modelling skills: careful sanding, precise masking, and controlled paint application. Novices can still attempt the kit but should expect a learning curve.
Smooth priming and polishing before metallic coats, plus building up thin layers of metallic paint, give more convincing chrome appearances than single heavy applications.
Keep the model away from direct sunlight and high humidity. A dust-free cabinet or a simple display base with discreet rear support will protect delicate parts and maintain presentation quality.

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