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Tecnomodel Lotus 62 #30 David Brodie Nurburgring 500km 1971 Mythos 1/18 Limited 45 pcs
A 1/18 scale resin Lotus 62 #30 from the 1971 Nürburgring 500 km race, limited to 45 pieces worldwide with a display case
- TypeCar
- GenderUnisex
- AgeAdult
- Authentic 1971 Nürburgring 500km livery replicated on the #30 Lotus 62
- Limited to 45 pieces worldwide for true exclusivity
- True-to-scale 1/18 resin body with detailed exterior and interior
- Real rubber tyres and officially licensed accuracy
- Supplied in a plastic display showcase inside original unopened packaging
Lotus 62 #30 Mythos 1/18
This Tecnomodel resin replica captures the Lotus 62 #30 driven by David Brodie for the Chris Barber Racing Team at the 1971 Nürburgring 500 Kilometres. It is a Mythos Series limited edition of 45 pieces worldwide and arrives in a sealed plastic showcase inside the original unopened box.
Collectors moving up from mass-market diecast
Builders who have owned standard 1/18 models will notice the sealed resin construction, real rubber tyres and the level of exterior and interior detail that only a tiny production run allows. The jump is worth it when the subject is a rare historic racer that mainstream ranges never reproduce.
Ready to display straight from the packaging
The model is fixed in its acrylic case with no assembly required; the resin body has no opening panels, so nothing can be lost or misaligned. The only common issue is the fragility of the sealed shell — handle the showcase by its base and avoid pressure on the glazing.
Highlights
- Authentic 1971 Nürburgring 500km livery replicated on the #30 Lotus 62
- Limited to 45 pieces worldwide for true exclusivity
- True-to-scale 1/18 resin body with detailed exterior and interior
- Real rubber tyres and officially licensed accuracy
- Supplied in a plastic display showcase inside original unopened packaging
Specifications
| Brand | Tecnomodel |
|---|---|
| Type | Car |
| Gender | Unisex |
| Age | Adult |
Questions about this item
What are the length, width and height of the display case so I can check shelf fit?
The showcase measures approximately 8.25 inches long, 3.75 inches wide and 2.125 inches high.
The model is sealed resin with no openings — how do I place it in the case without forcing anything?
Lift the clear acrylic cover off the base, set the car gently on the base, then lower the cover straight down over it.
Real rubber tyres can dry out over time — what care keeps them supple?
Keep the case away from direct sunlight and heat sources; a stable room temperature preserves the rubber.
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