The Honda Dax debuted in the summer of 1969 as a compact motorcycle designed for both city riding and leisure. Its design was based on a unique concept: a pressed-steel, box-section frame that housed the fuel tank and battery. The frame's distinctive, elongated shape resembled a dachshund—hence the name "Dax," derived from the German word for the breed.
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This is a 1/6 scale plastic model assembly kit. Length: 250 mm.
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The model accurately reproduces the motorcycle's distinctive "T-bone" frame, as well as the integrated battery and fuel tank.
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The main stand and side stand are movable components. The main stand is spring-loaded, as is the brake pedal.
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The tires feature a realistic tread pattern.
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Front and rear spring suspension systems provide realistic movement.
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The detachable front fork and folding handlebars replicate the features of the actual bike.
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The dual seat features a realistic leather-like texture and can be opened and closed using a lever.
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The OHC engine features accurately reproduced cooling fins.
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The wheels feature a matte metal finish.
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The front and rear fenders, muffler, and handlebars feature a plated metal finish.
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Includes vinyl tubing to replicate various lines and cables.
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Supplied with Cartograf decals.
