Hasegawa 21760 Suzuki RG500Γ Early Version "Blue/White Color" (1985) 1/12 – plastic assembly model kit

Hasegawa 21760 Suzuki RG500Γ Early Version "Blue/White Color" (1985) in 1/12 scale is a proposal for enthusiasts of classic sports motorcycles who value high build quality and maximum detail reproduction. This kit allows you to build the iconic Suzuki RG500Γ motorcycle – the 1985 production version that gained legendary status in the world of racing thanks to technological innovations and Grand Prix-inspired styling. The Hasegawa set is a treat for fans of Japanese motorization and motorcycle model collectors.

• Scale: 1/12 – the assembled model reaches a size of approx. 17–18 cm, perfect for display on a shelf or in a diorama.
• Country of original: Japan – The Suzuki RG500Γ was a breakthrough in the production of Japanese sports motorcycles.
• Period of use: 1980s, modern times – early RG500Γ versions debuted in 1985, introducing race track solutions to road machines.
• Material: High-quality plastic – precisely cast elements provide durability and maximum detail.
• Faithful details: Perfectly reproduced fairings, headlights, authentic blue and white markings, realistic cockpit with instrument cluster, and detailed mechanical elements (engine, exhaust, suspension).
• Model category: Plastic assembly model kit – for self-assembly and painting (does not include paints or glue).
• Assembly difficulty level: 3/5 – recommended for intermediate modelers and collectors. Requires precision and experience working with small parts.

Brief historical background:
The Suzuki RG500Γ (Gamma) is a sports motorcycle inspired by Grand Prix machines, produced in mid-1980s Japan. The model gained vast popularity among speed enthusiasts thanks to its four-cylinder, two-stroke 500 cc engine, renowned for its remarkable dynamics and excellent performance. The motorcycle earned recognition both in road racing and daily use, becoming an icon of Japanese motorcycle technology.

We recommend the Hasegawa 21760 Suzuki RG500Γ model to all modelers passionate about motorcycle engineering and collectors of classic machines. Precise workmanship, the ability to faithfully reproduce details, and authentic painting guarantee satisfaction during assembly and an impressive display of the finished model. An ideal gift for fans of 1980s motorization.