Assembled model 1/24 car Lamborghini Countach LP400 Aoshima 046708 + LP400 Photo-Etched and Upgrade Aoshima 047439 Material from Wikipedia Lamborghini Countach is a sports car created by Lamborghini specialists and produced from 1974 to 1990. The famous supercar went into production after Ferruccio Lamborghini sold the company to new owners. This can be judged by indirect signs. After all, the name Countach (in Ukrainian is read as "kuntash") has nothing to do with bulls and bullfighting. In the Piedmontese dialect of northern Italy, this word means an enthusiastic exclamation - this is how local men see off a passing beauty. Built to shock in both design and performance, the Countach is rightly considered one of Marcello Gandini's finest works - for which the guillotine doors, industrial-style choppy lines and air intakes alone are worth it. And even the basic 350-horsepower engine (on later versions, the power increased to 455 hp) with an incredibly low weight for a supercar of 1130 kg provided a maximum speed of around 280 km/h. On the other hand, at the driver's workplace, you could experience an attack of claustrophobia, visibility was practically absent and great physical strength was required to simply turn the steering wheel. Nevertheless, for a multi-millionaire poser, the Countach is a real find, both 35 years ago and today
