Description: This reproduction of a Lamborghini, whose manufacturer is not identifiable, was produced in Singapore. We are right in the 70s and 80s. There were many factories in Singapore that produced model cars, often with innovative gadgets such as battery-powered systems or remote control. Local producers (Nikko; Taiyo; Tyco; Aoshima) rarely put their names on the vehicles because they were then resold to distributors who then resold them with their own packaging, applying their name. They were generally exported to Europe and the United States. One can obviously understand the choice of this Countach LP 400, which was an iconic model for children at that time. This model can also be found in many toy catalogs and on posters from that period! This model could have been produced between 1978 and 1985. The model has a battery compartment, as well as an On/Off button. It should therefore be a "Bump and Go" autonomous model. A small wheel located at the front of the vehicle, visible only when looking at the chassis, made it easier to steer the vehicle when it was started. I observed that the same model had also been marketed in a remote-controlled or wire-guided version. The model is complete and in very good condition. It just needs a little cleaning. It represents an entire era. We offer it here at a low price!