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Tamiya Release Tyrrell's P34 6-Wheeler


Tuesday, June 23, 2009 - 01:44 PM UTC

By RUDI RICHARDSON
Tamiya have recently announced their July 2009 releases; Tamiya’s recent automotive kit releases include only 6-wheeled machine in F1 history: the Tyrrell P34.

Tyrrell P34 Six Wheeler 1976 Japan GP
Item Code: 20058 (1/20 Grand Prix Collection Series No.58)
Scale: 1/20
Material: Plastic Injection
Comments: The kit features large wing panels, complex wing stays, air intakes, and also includes photo-etched parts to depict parts such as brake discs, seatbelt buckles, etc. Length: 201mm

Kawasaki Z1300
Item Code: 16019 (1/16 Limited Edition)
Scale: 1/16
Material: Plastic Injection
Comments: This re-released model depicts the Z1300 released in 1981.


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Tarok _SAID
Tamiya have recently announced their July 2009 releases; Tamiya’s recent automotive kit releases include only 6-wheeled machine in F1 history: the Tyrrell P34. Link to News Item If you have comments or questions please post them here. Thanks!

jimb _SAID
Nice. I have the 1/12 Tyrrell P34 on my shelf. Jim

Bigskip _SAID
Sorry to split hairs, but it's not the only 6 wheel F1 cars to have been produced. March 2-4-0 , Williams FW08B & Ferrari 312T6 all 6 wheels as well, but never raced in anger. Andy :D

Tarok _SAID
Hi Andy, You are of course right, (in keeping with the split hair theme :D ) but note I don't say "produced", but rather "F1 history", as strictly speaking the 3 you mentioned were only ever experimental cars, and never entered into a grand prix - so I guess the kwezjun iz: if they were never entered in a race, could they be seen as part of F1 history? :| :D But speaking of strange F1 cars, does anyone produce the Brabham Fan Car in plastic? Rudi

Bigskip _SAID
Rudi You win :D :D Don't think the fan car has ever been done, would be interested if they ever did. Made the 1:12 Tyrell (probably badly) as a 13 year old, would love to have a go again, maybe have to do the 1:24. Andy

CMOT70 _SAID
I'm pretty sure that the Fan Car was done by either Model Factory Hiro or Studio-27 many years ago. Chances of getting one would not be all that good, and it would seriously hurt the wallet if you did find one. Andrew


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