1/18 Lotus 43 BELGIAN GP 1966 #11 Peter Arundell [TM18-188B]

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Product Description ■ Italian "Techno Model" 1/18 As a new item, the variation of "Lotus 43" will appear.
The Lotus 43 is an F1 machine introduced in response to the new 3.0 liter engine regulation that came into effect in 1966.
In 1966, there was no choice of an outstanding engine that met the new regulation, so Corin chapman, who led Lotus, received a supply of the P75 H16 engine from the same British constructor, BRM, and combined it with a new monocoque based on the IndyMachine "38" to create the "43".
However, the heavy and complex BRM 16-cylinder engine did not perform as expected, and in this year, Jim Clark won only one victory at the American Grand Prix.
However, the "43" also served as a test bench prior to the introduction of the DFV engine, such as the design that the engine is a stress member prior to the successor masterpiece "49", and together with the Threec proportion, it can be said that it was a beautiful 仇花 that cannot be forgotten in the history of Team Lotus.
This time, we have prepared a total of 5 specifications including the winning model of the aforementioned Jim Clark, as well as specifications controlled by Graham Hill and Peter Arundel.
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