The Tyrrell P34 stands out in F1 lore as the singular six-wheeled car to race at that level. Debuting in 1975, the idea was to use smaller front tyres to sharpen turn-in and reduce aerodynamic drag. At the 1976 Japanese Grand Prix the car's blue and yellow livery made it instantly recognisable.
This 1/20 scale Tamiya kit captures the Tyrrell P34 as raced in 1976. Builders will notice careful cockpit detailing and a realistic engine section. The removable top cowl reveals interior components, and included photo-etched parts add crisp detail to small assemblies.
More than a model, the P34 represents a bold engineering experiment. The kit's photo-etched items, from wing elements to brake detail, increase authenticity. Two Cartograf decal sheets are included so you can replicate either the Japanese or Canadian GP liveries.
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