Revell 07741 Tyrrell P34-2 (6-Wheeler) 1/32 – a Unique Model of the Iconic Formula 1 Car

Discover the extraordinary world of motorsport with the Revell 07741 Tyrrell P34-2 (6-Wheeler) 1/32 scale plastic model kit. This set transports the modeller into the fascinating world of 1970s Formula 1, allowing you to build the most original race car of all time. The Tyrrell P34 debuted on the tracks during the 1976 season thanks to the British Tyrrell Racing team and instantly became an F1 icon because of its six wheels: four small front tires and two large ones at the rear. It became famous for its victory at the 1976 Swedish Grand Prix, and to this day it impresses fans with its innovation and unique technical solutions.

• Scale: 1/32
• Country of origin of the original: United Kingdom
• Historical period: 1970s – modern times, Formula 1
• Unique racing car: Tyrrell P34-2 (6-Wheeler), a Formula 1 car with an unconventional six-wheel configuration
• Place of use: 1976 Swedish Grand Prix – the first and only victory in history for a six-wheeled F1 car
• Kit material: high-quality plastic
• Included: decals with authentic markings, illustrated assembly instructions
• Category: plastic model kit

The Revell 07741 model faithfully replicates the aerodynamic bodywork lines, cockpit details, chassis layout, and characteristic mechanics of the P34. Carefully prepared frame components allow for precise assembly of even the most detailed parts, such as the distinctive front suspension or engine. The included decals let you recreate the historic Tyrrell team livery, and the clear instructions guide you step by step through the building process.

This model is designed for intermediate modelers – difficulty level 3/5. It is the perfect choice for Formula 1 enthusiasts as well as collectors of rare racing cars. We also recommend this kit to fans of British motoring and motorsport history, who will appreciate the educational and collectible value of this model. The Revell 07741 Tyrrell P34-2 in 1/32 scale is an excellent way to enrich your collection and a great opportunity to explore the phenomenon of 1970s Formula 1 engineering.