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Copersucar FD-01 from Iritani Models

Kit / Model

Copersucar FD-01

Manufacturer

Iritani

Item Code

n/a

Scale

1/20

Description

The Copersucar FD-01 was officially launched in Brasilia in 1974, though its origin dates back to October, 1973 when it was first sketched at the drawing table.
This monocoque had been conceived by its designer, Ricardo Dívila, with "avant-garde" aerodynamic concepts for his times.
The body had clean lines; the only peculiarity being that the water radiators were in the rear, cooled by two huge NACA type air intakes.

Luiz Iritani is re-releasing FD-01, the first edition was in 2000
This kit second edition is unique, has 2 options of assembly: Race version (FD01RV) and Training version (FD01TV)

7 plastic parts
58 metal parts
photoetched with 30 parts
8 PU resin parts
rubber tires
windscreem in vacuumform
front wheels turned in aluminum
real coils
seat belt tape
decal
metal sticker
detailed instructions with 17 pages

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