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Tecnomodel Ensign N177 #23 Patrick Tambay 1977 Canadian GP Mythos Limited Edition 65 1/18 Hobby Collectible
A 1/18 scale resin model of the Ensign N177 driven by Patrick Tambay at the 1977 Canadian Grand Prix, limited to 65 pieces worldwide with detailed interior and exterior
- Typecar
- GenderUnisex
- AgeAdult
- Limited to 65 pieces worldwide for exclusivity
- 1/18 scale resin model with true-to-scale detail
- Patrick Tambay #23 Ensign N177 from 1977 Canadian GP
- Real rubber tires plus detailed interior and exterior
- Officially licensed Formula One collectible in original packaging
Limited-edition 1/18 Ensign N177 #23
This Tecnomodel resin replica reproduces the Ensign N177 driven by Patrick Tambay at the 1977 Canadian Grand Prix. Only 65 examples exist worldwide, each delivered in the manufacturer's original unopened packaging. The model is aimed at adult collectors and hobby enthusiasts who value officially licensed, true-to-scale detail.
Sealed resin construction requires no thermal
The model is made entirely of resin with real rubber tyres and features no moving parts or openings. It generates no heat, emits no noise and draws no power during display or storage. Normal use is limited to shelf presentation in a stable indoor environment.
Production run of 65 units defines collectibility
The Mythos Series limitation to 65 pieces worldwide is the single specification that determines whether this replica suits a buyer's acquisition goals. Collectors seeking higher-volume releases or models with opening features will need a different reference.
Highlights
- Limited to 65 pieces worldwide for exclusivity
- 1/18 scale resin model with true-to-scale detail
- Patrick Tambay #23 Ensign N177 from 1977 Canadian GP
- Real rubber tires plus detailed interior and exterior
- Officially licensed Formula One collectible in original packaging
Specifications
| Brand | Tecnomodel |
|---|---|
| Type | car |
| Gender | Unisex |
| Age | Adult |
Questions about this item
How do I display the Tecnomodel Ensign N177 #23 without damaging the resin body or real rubber tyres?
Keep the model in its original packaging or a dust-free cabinet away from direct sunlight and heat; handle only by the chassis base to avoid stressing the fixed resin panels or deforming the rubber tyres.
Will the real rubber tyres on this 1/18 Ensign N177 need replacement over time?
The rubber tyres can harden or crack after several years; store the model in a stable, low-humidity environment to slow ageing, but no user-serviceable tyre change is possible on this sealed resin body.
What is the first limitation I will hit when keeping this Mythos Limited Edition Ensign N177 on permanent display?
The resin body and real rubber tyres are sensitive to UV light and heat; prolonged exposure causes fading and tyre degradation before any other issue appears.
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