No. 058 Tyrrell P34 Six Wheeler ~ Year 1976 Japan GP Version [Jody Scheckter & Patrick Depailler]

[Six-Wheel Shock Makes its First Arrival in Japan]

The Tyrrell P34, the only six-wheeled machine in F1 history, competed in the 1976 F1 season, achieving first and second place finishes at the Swedish Grand Prix, proving that it had hidden potential beyond mere eccentricity.

That same year, it also made an appearance at Fuji Speedway, Japan's first F1 race.

J. Scheckter finished fifth and P. Depailler 13th in qualifying.

In the rainy final race, P. Depailler made a fierce comeback and briefly took the lead.

As the track gradually dried, his rain tires burst towards the end, causing him to drop down the order, but he managed to finish second behind M. Andretti in a Lotus through an eventful race.

This car demonstrated the car's high performance to Japanese fans.

[Model Specifications]

★ This is a 1/20 scale plastic model assembly kit. Overall length: 201 mm, overall width: 100 mm.

★ The unique form of the car, with four front wheels and two rear wheels, is faithfully reproduced.

★ The DFV engine has a high-quality finish, even the ignition cord is wired.

★ The distinctive front suspension is also precisely modeled.

★ The main decals are made by high-quality Cartograf. A set includes cars 3 and 4. The "Taireru" logo, exclusive to the Japan GP, is also included.

★ The front and rear brake discs, triangular air funnel covers, the complex rear wing stays, wingtip plates, seatbelt buckles, and more are all etched parts, enhancing the precision of the finish.

★ Stick-on seatbelts are included.