The BMW E39 is the fourth generation of the 5 Series, produced from 1995 to 2004. The BMW E39 530i FL "individual" is a special version within this lineup. The E39 is known for its excellent handling and comfort, setting a benchmark in driving dynamics. The design was led by Joji Nagashima, with engineering overseen by Wolfgang Ziebart. The E39 series succeeded the E34 generation and introduced advanced technologies starting in 1996.
The BMW E39 530i FL was powered by a 3.0-liter inline-6 cylinder engine producing 231 horsepower and 300 Nm (221 lb-ft) of torque. This version of the BMW E39 received numerous enhancements in chassis and vehicle stability, including the use of aluminum in the front suspension and rear axle mechanism. The BMW E39 also featured advanced safety and convenience features such as Dynamic Stability Control (DSC), an integrated navigation system, and various passenger airbags. The E39 was a groundbreaking sedan that consistently scored high in various safety and satisfaction studies.
This detailed scale model measuring 1/18 was manufactured by Otto Models. It represents a modified version of the BMW E39 530i FL and is crafted from high-quality resin. The modifications on this model are apparent, as they do not reflect the original state produced by Otto Models. Some alterations such as the installed tuning components and rims were not part of Otto Models' original design. The model is finished in a glossy blue paint and showcases impressive details like the front headlights and the iconic BMW kidney grilles.
Special features of this particular model include sporty rims from BBS and a lowered body, giving it a more aggressive look compared to the standard version. Owned by the collector "Bmw-M-Fan" on Modelly, this model stands out with its clean and detailed metallic blue paint job. The tuning components add a unique flair to the model, and the modified parts and exquisite paint make this model a collector's item, showcasing the diversity and customization options that BMW offers to its customers.