Buy scale motorcycle kits from Tamiya, Italeri and MiniArt: sports bikes, classic scooters, military motorcycles and diorama sets. Kits to assemble, paint and display.
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German Motorcycle & Sidecar – Tamiya 1:48
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Sports, classic, military and diorama motorcycle kits
If you're after a scale motorcycle kit, here you can choose between large-format sports bikes, iconic scooters like the Vespa, military kits with sidecar and scene-setting sets for historic dioramas. The most common scales in this category are 1/9 and 1/12 for models with more presence, and 1/35 or 1/48 for dioramas and military vehicles.
- 1/12 scale sports bikes: models like the Kawasaki Ninja ZX-12R or the Honda NSR500 1984, designed for those who want a standout kit with a good level of detail.
- Classic scooters and motorcycles: options like the Vespa 125 Primavera 1/9, very appealing for collectors and fans of civilian models with their own personality.
- Military and sidecar motorcycles: kits like the Tamiya German motorcycle with sidecar 1/48, useful for historic dioramas and World War II scenes.
- Scene sets: options like the MiniArt U.S. Motorcycle Repair Crew, with motorcycles, figures and accessories to build a complete scene.
What you need to build a motorcycle kit
To complete a motorcycle kit it's good to have plastic adhesive, cutting tools, fine files or sandpaper and paints for kits. You can complete the order with adhesive for kits, cutting tools and paints for kits and miniatures.
FAQ about motorcycle kits
Which scale to choose for a motorcycle kit?
1/12 scale is a good option if you want a motorcycle with presence and lots of detail. 1/9 scale is even more striking for civilian models like classic scooters. For military dioramas, 1/35 and 1/48 scales fit better with vehicles, figures and accessories from the same scene.
Do motorcycle kits come painted?
They are usually plastic kits to assemble and paint. It's common to cut the parts from the sprues, glue them, sand small joints and paint the model with suitable colours.
Are they suitable for beginners?
It depends on the kit. A 1/12 or 1/9 scale motorcycle can be more comfortable due to size, though some models include small parts, decals and fine details. To start, it's best to choose a kit with a clear build and not add too many painting effects to your first project.