McLaren M19A (1:18, Tecnomodel Mythos)

  • McLaren M19A (from 1971)
  • Tecnomodel Mythos
  • 1:18
  • Showcase model / No engine
  • resin
  • orange
  • TM18-139B
  • online dealer (Boutique Auto Moto)
  • 252,08 EUR
  • Perfect mint condition
  • Original packaging exists
  • Not for sale
Limited #6 of 180
 

The Racing Career of the McLaren M19A

The McLaren M19A was developed by renowned designer Gordon Coppuck in the early 1970s and belonged to the 1971-1972 generation. It succeeded the McLaren M14A, which was also designed by Gordon Coppuck and the legendary Bruce McLaren. The McLaren M19A was specifically designed for Formula 1 racing. It made its debut in 1971 and stood out for its aerodynamic shape and advanced technical features.

An outstanding technical feature of the McLaren M19A was its Ford Cosworth DFV engine, a 3.0-liter V8 known for being one of the most powerful engines of its time. The car was primarily made of aluminum, giving it a lightweight yet robust structure. The innovative suspension system contributed to its excellent road-holding capabilities. The McLaren M19A displayed stability in corners and remained controllable even at high speeds.

Successful Drivers in the McLaren M19A

During its racing days, the McLaren M19A was driven by several well-known racers. Notable drivers included Denny Hulme and Peter Gethin, both of whom competed for the McLaren team in Formula 1. Denny Hulme achieved respectable results in various races with this car, contributing significantly to the fame and success of the model. Peter Gethin also made a name for himself driving the McLaren M19A. The performance of these drivers played a crucial role in enhancing the reputation of the McLaren M19A.

The 1971 racing season was marked by thrilling duels and competitive races where the McLaren M19A showcased its technical superiority and reliability. A particular highlight was Peter Gethin's victory in Monza, a significant moment in the career of the McLaren M19A. The development and success of this car solidified McLaren's position in Formula 1 and set new standards for future developments in racing car design.

The Tecnomodel Mythos Scale Model in 1/18 Scale

This miniature model of the McLaren M19A was produced by Tecnomodel Mythos in a 1/18 scale. The model's precision and attention to detail make it appealing to collectors worldwide. Crafted from high-quality resin, a material known for accurately replicating even the finest vehicle details, this model stands out. In addition to its detailed accuracy, this model is also exclusive: it is a limited edition of 180 pieces worldwide, making it a sought-after collector's item.

Design and Color Scheme of the Scale Model

The model's livery mirrors the original McLaren M19A. Presented in a striking orange hue iconic to McLaren, the car bears prominent sponsor logos. Sponsors such as Goodyear, Reynolds, and Gulf adorn the vehicle, with their decals clearly visible on the model. The black "McLAREN CARS" insignia stands out against the orange backdrop. The model features realistic details like front aerodynamic wings and a large rear wing, embellished with the Goodyear logo.

Visible Details and Collectible Value of the Model

In the photos provided by Modelly member "GLA2039," the excellent craftsmanship and authentic details of the model are evident. The visible engine bay, cockpit with steering wheel and gauge clusters, and realistic tires with sponsor logos attest to its high level of detail. Another standout feature is the excellent reproduction of the suspension system and wheels. These details make the model a standout addition to any collection, a must-have for enthusiasts of historic motorsports.



MCLAREN M19A - Ford Cosworth DFV 3.0 V8
Bruce McLaren Motor Racing
#9, Denny Hulme 🇳🇿
4th GP Monaco 🇲🇨

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