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Tecnomodel Lotus 72 #29 Dave Charlton Lucky Strike Racing 1972 1/18 Ltd Ed 105 pcs hobby collectible
A 1/18 scale resin Lotus 72 #29 driven by Dave Charlton at the 1972 British Grand Prix, limited to 105 pieces worldwide with detailed interior and real rubber tyres
- TypeCar
- GenderUnisex
- AgeAdult
- Limited edition of 105 pieces worldwide ensures rarity
- 1/18 scale resin model captures authentic Lotus 72 proportions
- Real rubber tyres and detailed interior replicate 1972 British GP car
- Officially licensed product guarantees accurate Lucky Strike Racing livery
- Brand new in manufacturer's original unopened packaging
Tecnomodel Lotus 72 1/18 Collectible
This Tecnomodel replica presents the Lotus 72 #29 driven by Dave Charlton in Lucky Strike Racing livery at the 1972 British Grand Prix. Cast in resin at 1/18 scale, it arrives in the manufacturer's original unopened packaging as a brand new collectible.
For display collectors only
The model suits enthusiasts who want a sealed, limited-run Formula One piece with true-to-scale detail and real rubber tyres. Buyers who need opening doors, removable bodywork or a playable toy should look elsewhere because this resin model has no openings.
Limited to 105 worldwide pieces
Only 105 examples exist globally, each showing detailed interior and exterior work within the fixed resin shell. The edition size defines the headroom; once the allocation is exhausted no further units will be produced.
Highlights
- Limited edition of 105 pieces worldwide ensures rarity
- 1/18 scale resin model captures authentic Lotus 72 proportions
- Real rubber tyres and detailed interior replicate 1972 British GP car
- Officially licensed product guarantees accurate Lucky Strike Racing livery
- Brand new in manufacturer's original unopened packaging
Specifications
| Brand | Tecnomodel |
|---|---|
| Type | Car |
| Gender | Unisex |
| Age | Adult |
Questions about this item
What display space does the 1/18 scale model with its 10-inch length and 3.5-inch width require?
The resin model measures approximately 10 inches long, 3.5 inches wide and 2.75 inches high, so allow a shelf at least that deep and wide with a little clearance above.
Since the model has no opening parts, can I still see the detailed interior through the windows?
Yes, the true-to-scale interior is fully visible through the clear windows even though doors, bonnet and engine cover remain fixed shut.
How can I verify this is the genuine limited edition of 105 pieces worldwide?
Each model carries the individual edition number on its base plate and comes in Tecnomodel's original unopened packaging with the official licence markings.
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