Available to orderSKU: AANM110

Atlantis Midget Racer “Midget Special” 1:20 Model Kit #M110

$21.99

Build a classic American midget race car with the Atlantis “Midget Special” in 1:20 scale. The kit comes from original Monogram tooling and represents the compact open-wheel racers that became fixtures of dirt and paved short-track...

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Build a classic American midget race car with the Atlantis “Midget Special” in 1:20 scale. The kit comes from original Monogram tooling and represents the compact open-wheel racers that became fixtures of dirt and paved short-track competition.

  • Manufacturer: Atlantis Models
  • Heartland item: AANM110
  • Atlantis kit: M110
  • Scale: 1:20
  • Parts: 32
  • Finished length: about 6.5 inches
  • Molded color: baby blue
  • Features: clear acetate windscreen, driver figure and detailed Offenhauser engine
  • Decals: updated period numbers and sponsor markings
  • Skill level: 2
  • Recommended age: 14+
  • Paint and glue: sold separately

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Start with a prepared casting

DIY kits provide a cleaner starting point, but the specific wheel pairing still needs its own fit check.

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