Daewoo "Tico" - the South Korean light passenger car

Daewoo "Tico" - a South Korean light passenger car, classified as the smallest class. It was launched in 1991 and was a licensed version of the Japanese Suzuki "Alto". "Tico" has a 5-door body, so it is much more comfortable, than its main competitor in this class - FIAT "Cinquecento". A very rich range of equipment, which can be selected, depending on the version: central locking, electrically heated windshield, radio receiver, etc. All these accessories made the small car much more comfortable. But its main drawback was low safety in a collision. Therefore, the front door construction was strengthened. Since 1993, the car began to be exported to Poland and other European countries. In the first year, 1471 cars were sold in Poland, but only since 1996, when the Daewoo-FSO company took over their distribution in Poland, a real boom in the purchase of these small cars began. Later, these cars began to be assembled at the FSO factory in Zheran, which was completed in 2001, after producing 126,369 units. "Tico" was produced in Romania and Uzbekistan. We have no doubt, that we will find at least a dozen of these cars in Lituania.

One publication contains parts for models of two cars, painted in different colors. One of them recreates an ordinary serial passenger car, the other - a service car used by the Polish police. Both models are very simple (in essence, these are two models, published on one sheet by "Extra Model" publishing house, connected in one publication). Therefore, even novice modelers should not have problems gluing them. And You don't need the help of more experienced colleagues, but it's more fun to work in a group.