Hasegawa 1/12 Kawasaki KH250-B2
About this Product
Experience the spirit of 1970s Japanese motorcycling with the Hasegawa 1/12 Kawasaki KH250-B2. This finely detailed scale model kit brings to life the KH250, a classic two-stroke triple-cylinder bike that became a favorite among riders for its compact size, stylish design, and distinctive engine sound. The B2 version, introduced in the mid-1970s, featured updated styling and refinements that made it one of the most iconic small-displacement sport bikes of its era.
Perfect for classic bike enthusiasts and scale modelers alike, this 1/12 scale kit includes all the period-correct details—from the spoked wheels and chrome exhausts to the teardrop fuel tank and distinctive engine layout.
Key Features
• 1/12 scale plastic model kit by Hasegawa
• Accurately replicates the 1970s Kawasaki KH250-B2
• Includes detailed engine, frame, exhaust, and seat components
• Features molded spoked wheels and chrome-plated parts
• Requires assembly and painting (glue and paints not included)
Why Buy This Kit?
• Ideal for fans of vintage motorcycles and Japanese bike history
• Offers high realism with engine and chassis detail
• Great display piece for collectors of classic two-stroke bikes
• Excellent choice for modelers who enjoy chrome and retro finishes
About the Vehicle
The Kawasaki KH250 was a lightweight sport motorcycle that carried the legacy of Kawasaki's earlier Mach series. Its 249cc two-stroke triple engine delivered smooth power and a thrilling exhaust note. The B2 version featured cosmetic upgrades and improved reliability, making it popular among young riders during the 1970s.
Paint & Hobby Tips
Use metallic green or candy blue with chrome accents for a factory-correct look. Carefully paint engine fins and cooling components to bring out depth. Apply satin clear to the seat and semi-gloss to frame parts for realism.
Historical Context Sidebar
The KH250 represented a shift in the motorcycle market—bringing high-performance two-stroke tech to everyday riders. Its triple-cylinder layout was rare for the class, making it a standout in Kawasaki’s lineup. Today, it holds a special place in vintage bike collections and classic Japanese motorsport culture.
