Amalgam Tyrrell 001 1970 Canadian Grand Prix – Blau | 1:8

The Tyrrell 001 marked the beginning of a new era in 1970 when Ken Tyrrell had his very first racing car built in absolute secrecy. At the 1970 Canadian Grand Prix, Jackie Stewart immediately proved the immense potential of the car by securing pole position and dominating the field until a mechanical failure.

This exclusive model in an imposing 1:8 scale was created in over 4,500 hours of development based on precise CAD scans of the original chassis 001. In more than 450 hours of handcraftsmanship, a small team of specialists assembles each of the models – limited to just 99 examples worldwide – from thousands of individual parts. High-precision cast components, delicate photo-etched parts and CNC-machined metal components combine to create an outstanding replica that unites technical authenticity with the highest material quality. The fully opening model grants deep insights into the complex mechanics of the historic Formula 1 racing car and is officially licensed by the Tyrrell Racing team. With a length of over 52 centimetres, this miniature represents the fascination of motorsport with precise attention to detail.