Messerschmitt ME 201 Roadster Kabinenroller (diecast 1:18, Revell)
- Messerschmitt ME 201 Roadster Kabinenroller (from 1956)
- Revell
- 1:18
- Engine powered by fuel
- diecast
- red
- In near mint condition
- Original packaging exists
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The story of the Messerschmitt ME 201 Roadster Cabin Scooter
The Messerschmitt ME 201 Roadster Cabin Scooter is a fascinating vehicle with a long history, dating back to 1955 when this model was first built. The development of the cabin scooter took place after World War II when German engineers Fritz Fend and Rudolf Günter collaborated to create an economical and innovative three-wheeled vehicle that met the needs of the post-war population. The cabin scooter was a successor to the Messerschmitt KR200, distinguished by its enclosed cabin, light weight, and fuel efficiency.
Interesting fact to give you a perspective on the timeline of the vehicle: In 1955, for example, Bill Haley's "Rock Around the Clock" was released, and Gustav Heinemann became the President of Germany. These events give you a better understanding of the age of the Messerschmitt ME 201 Roadster Cabin Scooter and its historical significance.
Technical data of the Messerschmitt ME 201 Roadster Cabin Scooter
The Messerschmitt ME 201 Roadster Cabin Scooter was equipped with a single-cylinder two-stroke engine producing 9.9 horsepower and propelling the vehicle to a top speed of about 90 km/h (56 mph). The vehicle had a length of approximately 2.82 meters (9.3 feet) and a weight of 220 kilograms (485 pounds). The three-wheeled design offered exceptional maneuverability, and the low fuel consumption made it a popular vehicle in the post-war era. The cabin was accessible through a scissor-opening door which also facilitated easy entry.
Design and Appearance of the scale model
This beautiful Revell scale model in 1/18 scale, crafted from diecast, represents the Messerschmitt ME 201 Roadster Cabin Scooter in impressive detail. The model, owned by Modelly member "3Wheelmodels," showcases a chic racing livery with the number 24 and various sponsor decals like TRD. The red-black dual-tone paint scheme with black side panels and sporty accents gives the model a sense of dynamism and elegance. The chrome accents and the detailed replication of the headlights and taillights demonstrate the attention to detail invested in this model.
Special features of the scale model
The model is in a 1/18 scale, highly regarded among collectors. The Revell manufacturer ensured that every detail of the original Messerschmitt ME 201 Roadster Cabin Scooter was perfectly replicated. The movable parts and fine paint job make the model particularly attractive to collectors. The wheels of this model are also accurately reproduced, contributing to the authenticity of the model. The miniature cabin scooter is a mobile model driven by a small gasoline engine, providing an additional level of realism. Miniature models like this are valuable collectibles and a precise representation of a unique piece of automotive history.
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