1/25 Kenworth W-900

It was not without justification that, in the early 1990s the Kenworth truck manufacturers based in Kirkland, Washington (the name being composed from the names of the founders Harry Kent and Edgar Worthington) described their products as the best Conventional in the world. This American super-truck offers remarkably robust construction of chassis and superstructure, much striking chrome, expensive internal fittings and a very comfortable interior. Features such as air conditioning, refrigerator, the radio and TV that are now almost obligatory in the roomy cab, guarantee a pleasant life for the driver who for weeks on end has to call his truck home. Its durable, powerful 270 to 450 bhp engines provide speedy freight transport over many thousands of miles. For years Kenworth were the most expensive trucks in the United States, because Kenworth expended more time and effort on the construction of their trucks than any other manufacturer, as is apparent from the W-900. Kenworth trucks are still known for their reliability, quality, efficiency and long service life.

Key Features:
Multi-part frame
Detailed three-axle chassis
Multi-part 8 cylinder Caterpillar engine
Bonnet that raises
Driver's cab with detailed dashboard and seats
Multi-part driver's cab and sleeping compartment
Rotating wheels
Many chrome parts including wheel rims and tanks
10 tyres
Multiple decals with US markings

Specs:
Skill level: 5
Scale: 1:25
Length: 324 mm
Parts: 231

Requires:
Assembly
Paint
Hobby Knife
Cement

DUE TO SMALL PARTS THAT MAY BE SWALLOWED KEEP AWAY FROM CHILDREN AGE 3 AND YOUNGER.