Italeri 4714- Lancia Stratos HF GR.4 Montecarlo 1977, 1:12

The Lancia Stratos is one of the most iconic cars in the history of motorsport and was designed with the specific purpose of winning the rally competitions of the period. Intended to replace the equally famous Lancia Fulvia HF, it made its debut in the early 1970s. Characterized by a modern and extremely attractive design, with a low and very aggressive body designed by Bertone, the Lancia Stratos was equipped with a V6 engine, derived from the Ferrari Dino, of 2,400 cc and 250 hp. The combination of the powerful six-cylinder engine and the innovative lightweight and compact chassis was the basis for the birth of a car that changed the history of off-road competitions. The first successes came at its debut, in 1973, and were consolidated, thanks also to legendary drivers, with the victory in three consecutive world championships manufacturers during the 1970s.

Model features:

" Accurately reproduced chassis, interior and engine
" Opening front/rear doors and hoods
" Superfoil decals
" Chrome and photo-etched parts
" Accessory set with tubes, screws and springs
" Rubber sheet for reproducing the fenders
" Working suspension
" Realistic rubber tires
" Steering wheels