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Triumph TR4 British Racing Green Revell 1:18

Triumph TR4 British Racing Green Revell 1:18
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Specifications
Brand
Triumph
Manufacturer
Revell
Scale
1:18
Material
Diecast
Model Condition
Used Model
SKU
08827-T1
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About the Triumph TR4 British Racing Green Revell 1:18

TL;DR: Revell's 1:18 diecast Triumph TR4 in British Racing Green reproduces the Michelotti-styled British roadster launched in 1961. As Triumph's successor to the TR3, the TR4 brought modern styling to a traditionally rugged sports-car line.

British Racing Green is close to a uniform for cars like this, and the TR4 wears it as naturally as any roadster from its era.

A Straightforward Diecast of a Michelotti Design

The TR4's squared-off nose and slim chrome bumpers are distinctive next to the rounder British roadsters that came before it, and Revell's diecast keeps those creases sharp rather than smoothing them into a generic roadster shape. The green paint sits evenly across the long hood and low doors, with enough depth to show the car's simple, uncluttered surfaces without needing extra ornamentation to look convincing. This is diecast construction at its most direct: solid weight, correct stance, and a folded soft-top detail that reads clearly even at rest. It suits a car whose original appeal was honest engineering over flash.

Modern Styling on a Traditional Roadster

Triumph brought in Italian designer Giovanni Michelotti to give the TR4 a cleaner, more contemporary look than the TR3 it replaced, while keeping the same rugged mechanical basis underneath. Launched in 1961, the TR4 also introduced practical touches like wind-up windows to a segment that had mostly made do with side curtains, a small but real step toward everyday usability. For a collector building a British sports-car shelf, the TR4 sits as the moment Triumph's roadster line grew up without losing its straightforward charm.

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