The Tyrrell P34 is one of the most distinctive vehicles in Formula 1 history, renowned for its six-wheeled design. The 1977 Monaco GP version, reproduced by Tamiya in 1/20 scale, captures the essence of this innovative racing car. This model reflects the unique engineering and design choices that made the P34 a memorable part of F1 lore.
In the mid-1970s, the Tyrrell P34 challenged conventional F1 designs with its four small front wheels. For the 1977 season, the car adopted a striking blue and white livery, thanks to sponsorship from First National City Bank. Despite challenges with tire development, the P34 persevered through the season, driven by notable racers Patrick Depailler and Ronnie Peterson.
This Tamiya kit offers a meticulous recreation of the P34 as seen during the 1977 Monaco GP. Builders will appreciate the detailed Ford Cosworth DFV engine, precise gear box, and authentic wheel designs. The kit includes a driver figure, allowing for dynamic display options. Additionally, the model features decals for both Depailler's and Peterson's cars, enhancing its historical accuracy.
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