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Ferrari 312 T2 B #11 N. Lauda Winner German GP 1977 MCG 1:18

Ferrari 312 T2 B #11 N. Lauda Winner German GP 1977 MCG 1:18
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Specifications
Brand
Ferrari
Manufacturer
MCG
Scale
1:18
Material
Diecast
Model Condition
New Model
SKU
MCG18622F
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About the Ferrari 312 T2 B #11 N. Lauda Winner German GP 1977 MCG 1:18

TL;DR: MCG's 1:18 diecast reproduces the Ferrari 312 T2 B #11 driven by Niki Lauda to victory at the 1977 German Grand Prix, a sealed one-piece zinc alloy body carrying the car's exact race livery from Lauda's second championship season.

Lauda's 1977 season remains a defining chapter in Formula 1 history, his return to competitive form barely a year after his near-fatal Nurburgring crash, and this German Grand Prix win formed part of the championship run that followed.

A Sealed Body Carrying Authentic Race Livery

This casting has no opening doors, hood, or trunk, and that construction suits a single-seater race car well, since the entire subject is exposed bodywork and livery rather than a cabin to access. MCG's zinc alloy body gives the model real weight, and the Ferrari race livery, number 11 identification, and period sponsor markings are applied with the crisp precision serious Formula 1 collectors expect from a named, documented entry. The 312 T2 B's narrow, wing-mounted proportions, distinct from later, wider F1 designs, come through with genuine period accuracy in this casting.

A Documented Championship Entry for F1 Collectors

Naming both the driver and the specific race elevates this beyond a generic Ferrari F1 livery into a documented moment from one of the sport's most compelling championship seasons. At a compact single-seater footprint, likely around 24-25cm given the era's longer wheelbase designs, it holds real shelf presence, and pairing it with other 1977-season entries builds a display grounded in a specific, well-documented year of Formula 1 history.

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