It was in November 2022 that Royal Enfield first launched its rather life-like 1:3 scale models and now the company is re-launching the scale models again, which are based on the Classic 500. The new scale models will be offered in seven colours - Chrome Black, Maroon Chrome, Forest Green Chrome, Teal Green, Battle Green, Gun Grey, and Jet Black. The Royal Enfield Classic scale models are priced at an eye-watering Rs. 94,990. When first launched in 2022, the scale models were priced at Rs. 67,990.
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Commenting on the launch, Yadvinder Singh Guleria, Chief Commercial Officer, Royal Enfield, stated, "The 1:3 scale models initially started as an internal passion project, with no commercial intent. What began as a homage to our love for motorcycling, has evolved into a one-of-a-kind offering and a collection item for those who truly appreciate Royal Enfield's storied heritage and legacy. On popular demand, we are happy to announce the re-introduction of these scaled models and honoring the spirit of pure motorcycling cherished by our community."
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The scale models have excellent attention to detail, with 964 components used in the making, and having multiple moving parts. Each hand-built model weighs 8.5 kg and features wire-spoke wheels, a peashooter exhaust, and a rider-only seat with springs, using materials derived directly from the actual motorcycle. Measuring 780 mm in length, 380 mm in width, and 261 mm in height.
These limited-edition scale models are now on sale and in case you want one for almost Rs. 1 lakh then you could head to the Royal Enfield website and get one before stocks run out.
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