The IMSA Seventy Five | 1:8 Scale 3.0 CSL Building Block Model, 4739 Pieces

EastSupplier PlatformSKU:1005008961322206-MOC-189726

Color: MOC-189726
Prezzo:
$457.92

Tasse incluse spese di spedizione calcolata al pagamento

Disponibilità:
Disponibile

Descrizione

Some cars earned their place by winning. The 3.0 CSL earned it by changing what a racing car could look like, with a rear wing that looked like it had been argued about in a wind tunnel and a silhouette that made homologation paperwork worth the trouble. The IMSA Seventy Five rebuilds that car at 1:8 scale, and at 4739 pieces it rebuilds it properly.

The finished model measures 57 centimetres long, 26.4 centimetres wide and 17.4 centimetres tall, and it weighs 3.4 kilograms once assembled, which is heavy enough to feel like an object rather than a toy. Parts are self locking ABS bricks in a small block size compatible with the major building block system, so spares are easy to source. Electroplated and printed parts are replaced with standard equivalents in this kit, which means the model is built from bricks you can actually replace if one goes missing.

Instructions are supplied as a PDF by email, so send your address after payment and the file follows. The kit arrives in sealed bags without an original box, which keeps shipping costs down and keeps packaging waste out of the equation. Recommended for ages 14 and up, and it is a genuinely long build: most owners spread it across several evenings rather than one.

A model is not a smaller car. It is a longer conversation with the one you cannot park in the garage.


Key Features

  • ✦ 1:8 scale replica of the 1975 3.0 CSL IMSA racing car, model reference MOC-189726
  • ✦ 4739 self locking ABS bricks, compatible with standard small block systems
  • ✦ Finished dimensions of 57 cm long, 26.4 cm wide and 17.4 cm tall
  • ✦ 3.4 kg assembled weight with a solid structure built for display
  • ✦ PDF instructions supplied by email after purchase
  • ✦ Sealed bag packaging without original box, keeping shipping practical
  • ✦ Recommended for ages 14 and above, unisex, no batteries required

Technical Specifications

  • Model: MOC-189726, 3.0 CSL IMSA 1975
  • Scale: 1:8
  • Piece Count: 4739 pieces
  • Assembled Dimensions: 57.0 cm long, 26.4 cm wide, 17.4 cm tall
  • Assembled Weight: 3.4 kg
  • Material: ABS plastic, self locking bricks
  • Compatibility: Small block size compatible with Lego
  • Instructions: PDF file sent by email, email address required after payment
  • Packaging: Sealed bags, no original box
  • Age Range: 14 plus, unisex, no eating warning applies

Where It Fits

This sits with the builder who has finished the mainstream supercar sets and wants a subject with history behind it. Display shelves, home offices and workshop walls are the usual homes for a model this size. It also suits a gift for a motorsport enthusiast, provided the recipient has the patience the piece count implies rather than expecting a single evening build.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: How do I receive the instructions?

A: Send your email address after payment and the PDF instruction file follows by mail. Keep the file saved locally, since it is a long build and you will want to zoom in on several steps more than once.

Q: Are the parts compatible with other building block brands?

A: Yes. The kit uses small self locking bricks in the standard system size, so it is compatible with Lego and other quality compatible brands. That also means a missing brick can be replaced from a spare parts box.

Q: Are stickers used for the livery?

A: The listing notes that electroplated and printed parts are replaced with ordinary parts in this version, so check the instruction file for which livery elements are brick built. The result is a model that survives handling better than one covered in decals.

Q: How long does the build take?

A: At 4739 pieces, plan on twenty hours or more for a careful build with the parts sorted first. Sorting by colour and shape at the start saves more time than it costs.

Q: Does it come in an original box?

A: No. The kit ships in sealed bags without the original manufacturer box, which keeps the parcel compact and reduces shipping cost. All parts arrive individually bagged and counted.

Q: Is it suitable for a child?

A: The kit is recommended for ages 14 and above because of the piece count and the small parts. Younger builders can take part with supervision, but the model is aimed at adults and older teenagers.

Q: Are the bricks sorted by bag?

A: The pieces arrive in numbered bags grouped roughly by build stage. Sorting each bag into trays before starting the instructions for that section keeps the build moving, and it also makes a missing part obvious early rather than forty steps later.

Customer Reviews

Customer Reviews

Based on 3 reviews
67%
(2)
33%
(1)
0%
(0)
0%
(0)
0%
(0)
T
Tomas H.
Get the instructions before you start

PDF came through by email quickly after I sent my address. Parts fit consistently and the few missing brick replacements I needed came from my own spares box, which is why the standard brick size matters.

P
Petra L.
Sits properly at 3.4 kg

Heavy enough that it reads as a model rather than a toy on the shelf. At 57 cm long it needs a real display space, and the rear wing is the part visitors always pick up and inspect.

R
R. Nakamura
4739 pieces and still not tired of it

Built it across five evenings and the structure is genuinely engineered rather than a shell over empty space. Sorting by bag before each stage is the difference between a pleasant build and a hunt.

Payment and Security

PayPal

Le tue informazioni di pagamento vengono elaborate in modo sicuro. Non memorizziamo i dettagli della carta di credito né abbiamo accesso alle informazioni della tua carta di credito.

Previsione di spedizione

You may also like

Recently Seen