MINIATURES OF METAL SCALE 1: 6 OF THE CLASSICS OF TRIAL

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Miniatures

In this section we show you the different models of miniatures that we manufacture, as well as details of the characteristics and images of each one of them.

MONTESA COTA 247

Montesa Cota 247 was a model of motorcycle manufactured by Montesa between 1968 and 1980, which had several versions throughout its commercial life.

Presented in May 1968 it represented a definitive boost , in trial bikes from its birth, it was one of the best trial motorbikes on the market achieving numerous international victories.

This model was important in the motorcycle industry for its aesthetic beauty, avant-garde spirit and pleasant driving, reaching seventh position on the list of the hundred best designs of motorcycles of the 20th century and it is one of the few motorbikes that has been admired in MOMA (New York).

The miniature dimensions: 330 x 190 x 120 mm

Scale 1:6

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MONTESA COTA 247 ULF KARLSON

This model was launched on the market by Montesa in 1975 as a new version of its top model, the Cota 247, in honor of Ulf Karlson ( trial rider) and as a tribute to his victory in the first race of 1974.

This version incorporated technical and aesthetic improvements developed with the collaboration of Karlson.

The miniature dimensions: 330 x 190 x 120 mm

Scale 1:6

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HONDA RTL 305

The model "long stroke", commonly known as RTL 305 was manufactured in 1975 by Honda under the development of Sammy Miller,an historic trial rider who also worked on the creation and design of motorcycles, who managed to develop a very competitive model.

Both the Honda 305 RTL and its later version Honda RTL 306 motorbikes were the top motorcycles in the 70s along with the Spanish companies. We should point out their most famous riders: Marland Whaley, Rob Shepherd, Brian Higgins and Nick Jefferies.

The miniature dimensions: 330 x 190 x 120 mm

Scale 1:6

HONDA RTL 306

The model "short stroke", commonly known as RTL 306 was developed by Honda in 1977 as an extension of the RTL 305 engine. Honda, in its day, called RTL 300 both the model 305 RTL and RTL 306 model and so is stamped on both types of engine.

The miniature dimensions: 330 x 190 x 120 mm

Scale 1:6