Tamiya is proud to add the WilliamsF1 BMW FW24 on Masterwork Collection. This kit replicates J.P Montoya's car since it appeared in the Japan Grand Prix. The type of the particular F1 was accurately reproduced due to the BMW R82 motor replicated right down to the best possible details. Rear cowling could be assembled inside opened or shut spot to permit watching of motor, transmission, and back suspension.
Towards WilliamsF1 BMW FW24
WilliamsF1 (formerly Williams Grand Prix Engineering) was produced in 1977 by Frank Williams and Patrick Head. After hard and success filled twenty-year period, the alliance with BMW in 2000 proved to be a formula for renewed and fast success. Featuring its characteristic aerodynamic services and products and angular form the FW24 cannot look consequently not the same as its predecessor, the FW23. However, the resemblance cannot do justice toward significant fine-tuning of insufficient technical grip along with other solutions on past drawbacks. Though retaining a 90-degree bank angle concerning the FW23 machine's BMW P80 engine, the BMW P82 engine associated with FW24 has already established capacity to an all-new level. The newest HP livery (showing a difference in sponsorship) have been seen from tenth GP in England, and was also marked by structural improvements in aerodynamics. This second variation showcased pontoon side areas that significantly converged toward a corner wing. The rear and front wings in addition developed to add 3D areas for improved aerodynamics.
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