Review of the Carrera DIGITAL 132 Lamborghini Huracan LP610-4 Polizia by CoMod Carrera 124 Item
No.: 20030731
Available since: 2015
Technical Specifications:
Weight (complete vehicle with magnets): 103
grams Weight (body): 33
grams Length including spoiler: 142
mm Wheelbase: 82
mm Track width (front axle): 58
mm Track width (rear axle): 59 mm
Other: No driver included Test Report
:
It took a long time before the first 1:32-scale vehicle with flashing lights finally became available in 2009. Since then, these vehicles have enjoyed great popularity, and as a result, additional vehicles with flashing lights on the roof have been released regularly. The first-ever Porsche 911 Police model was even reintroduced to the lineup this year, and the Lamborghini Huracan, sporting the original livery of the Italian police
, is now the newest addition to this category. Appearance:The proportions, color scheme, and decals leave nothing to be desired; the car simply looks great from every angle. As is typical for emergency vehicles, there’s no driver’s interior; instead, the front and side windows are opaque black. The rear window, however, is transparent and offers a clear view of a very impressive replica engine.
The blue light unit on the roof has been given significantly more (Italian) flair than the rather clunky light units found on previous flashing-light vehicles.
Technology:
The chassis is identical to that of the previously introduced green street version, with the exception of the special flashing-light decoder. A front rigid axle and a healthy fighting weight of just over 100 grams guarantee good, stable handling.
Test Drive:
The lack of weight from a driver has a positive effect on performance; the Lambo is remarkably snappy and quick off the mark. Depending on the magnet configuration, the full spectrum of performance is possible; the vehicle can be tuned to suit your preferences—whether as a high-grip “ground rocket” or as a good-natured drifter that handles well at the limits. The only drawback is the noise level; the body roars audibly while driving.
Conclusion:
You don’t have to be a prophet to predict that this vehicle will enjoy similar success to its predecessors. It has everything it needs to succeed.
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No.: 20030731
Available since: 2015
Technical Specifications:
Weight (complete vehicle with magnets): 103
grams Weight (body): 33
grams Length including spoiler: 142
mm Wheelbase: 82
mm Track width (front axle): 58
mm Track width (rear axle): 59 mm
Other: No driver included Test Report
:
It took a long time before the first 1:32-scale vehicle with flashing lights finally became available in 2009. Since then, these vehicles have enjoyed great popularity, and as a result, additional vehicles with flashing lights on the roof have been released regularly. The first-ever Porsche 911 Police model was even reintroduced to the lineup this year, and the Lamborghini Huracan, sporting the original livery of the Italian police
, is now the newest addition to this category. Appearance:The proportions, color scheme, and decals leave nothing to be desired; the car simply looks great from every angle. As is typical for emergency vehicles, there’s no driver’s interior; instead, the front and side windows are opaque black. The rear window, however, is transparent and offers a clear view of a very impressive replica engine.
The blue light unit on the roof has been given significantly more (Italian) flair than the rather clunky light units found on previous flashing-light vehicles.
Technology:
The chassis is identical to that of the previously introduced green street version, with the exception of the special flashing-light decoder. A front rigid axle and a healthy fighting weight of just over 100 grams guarantee good, stable handling.
Test Drive:
The lack of weight from a driver has a positive effect on performance; the Lambo is remarkably snappy and quick off the mark. Depending on the magnet configuration, the full spectrum of performance is possible; the vehicle can be tuned to suit your preferences—whether as a high-grip “ground rocket” or as a good-natured drifter that handles well at the limits. The only drawback is the noise level; the body roars audibly while driving.
Conclusion:
You don’t have to be a prophet to predict that this vehicle will enjoy similar success to its predecessors. It has everything it needs to succeed.
Shop Online
