In 1966, it adopted a revolutionary mid-engine layout at the time, and boasted world-class cornering performance by taking advantage of the lightweight FRP body and low profile. This is Lotus Europe. Among them, the special that appeared in 1972 was the final enhanced version equipped with a 126 horsepower 1.6 liter inline 4-cylinder DOHC engine. A 5-speed transmission was available as an option, and aluminum wheels were standard. In addition, the body is decorated with pinstripes reminiscent of the JPS-colored Lotus that was active in F1 at the time, and the lower sides are all silver regardless of the body color. It is a masterpiece of lightweight sports created by Colin Chapman, the founder of Lotus, who loved sports cars and was known as a person with original ideas, and it still has many fans around the world.

★1/24 scale, total length 168mm, total width 73mm, total height 47mm. 

★The low, sharp form is reproduced as it is on the actual vehicle. 

★The in-line 4-cylinder DOHC engine uses metal air funnels and photo-etched parts to make it look impressive. 

★The distinctive Y-shaped backbone frame and front and rear suspension are realistically modeled. 

★The interior also has a three-dimensional finish. Seat belts are also provided for the driver and passenger seats. 

★8-spoke wheels and rear wing made by RS Watanabe are also included. 

★The Lotus logo, badge, and mirror surface on the rear end of the engine hood are reproduced with metal inlet marks. 

★Bumpers and mirrors are plated parts.