Bugatti Type 57SC Atlantic | Nifeliz NF10320

Go back to the early days of the exclusive sports car with the Nifeliz NF10320 Atlantic, a building set inspired by the legendary Bugatti Type 57SC Atlantic. With 1,127 parts and a scale of approximately 1:14, you can build a classic that, with its long hood and flowing body, clearly distinguishes itself from modern sports cars and race cars.

The real Bugatti Type 57SC Atlantic dates back to the 1930s and is now one of the most famous and valuable classic cars in the world. Jean Bugatti's design is mainly recognizable by its long hood, steeply sloping rear, and the striking central seam that runs like a backbone over the bodywork. Only a few Atlantics were built, giving the car an almost mythical status in the automotive world today.

The Nifeliz NF10320 translates this special design into a dark blue building model approximately 34.5 centimeters long. The long fastback line and characteristic body shapes are clearly visible. Metallic finished parts are used for various details, while the dashboard, among other things, features printed parts. Stickers are not necessary with this set.

Various functions of the car have also been recreated. The doors can be opened, and the hood, just like in the classic car, consists of two independently opening parts. Below it is a detailed engine bay with various metallic parts. In addition, the model features working steering, where the steering wheel is actually connected to the front wheels.

With its 1,127 parts, the NF10320 is a more manageable building project than the large technical Nifeliz models, but it is precisely the design and finish that play an important role in this set. With dimensions of approximately 35x11x11 centimeters, the end result is also large enough to properly showcase the special lines of this classic.

The Nifeliz NF10320 Atlantic is therefore a special building set for lovers of classic cars. The combination of the dark blue bodywork, metallic parts, printed details, double hood, and the story behind the Type 57SC Atlantic clearly distinguishes it from modern supercars within a car collection.

This is not an officially licensed product, but a building set inspired by the Bugatti Type 57SC Atlantic.