The Talbot Lago Coupe T150 C-SS Teardrop is a masterpiece of automotive history. This fine and elegant generation of cars was built from 1937 to 1939 and is considered one of the most beautiful cars of the pre-war era. The vehicle was the result of a collaboration between the French manufacturer Talbot and the famous coachbuilder Figoni & Falaschi. Figoni & Falaschi, known for their artistically designed bodies, created a design that is still regarded as a timeless work of art. The "Teardrop" design of the car got its name from the droplet-shaped contours defined by the aerodynamically curved fenders and the tapering rearward body. This shaping not only gave the car an elegant appearance but also improved its aerodynamic properties.
The miniature of the Talbot Lago Coupe T150 C-SS Teardrop presented here was crafted by CMC in a 1/18 scale and is an excellent example of detailed model-making art. Made of diecast material, it impresses with its high-quality craftsmanship and precision. This limited edition of 1 out of 1500 pieces worldwide makes the miniature a coveted collector's item. The elegant shapes and colors that reflect the model just like the original vehicle are visible. The model's silver and red paint job is an authentic reproduction of the two-tone paint finish of the original vehicle, giving the model an impressive look.
The Talbot Lago Coupe T150 C-SS Teardrop hit the market during a time when significant events shaped the world. In 1937, the same year the vehicle was first built, major political events such as the signing of the Anti-Comintern Pact between Germany and Japan took place. Cultural highlights like the premiere of the Disney film "Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs" are also known from that era - events that help understand the temporal historical context of the vehicle's creation.
From a technical perspective, the Talbot Lago Coupe T150 C-SS Teardrop was powered by a 4-liter 6-cylinder engine producing about 140 horsepower. This engine allowed the vehicle to reach an impressive top speed of 185 km/h (115 mph). The name of the engineer significantly involved in the vehicle's development is Antonio Lago. He is credited for the technical advancement and performance of the car. The refined chassis and meticulously handcrafted body make it a technical marvel of the time.
This model of the Talbot Lago Coupe T150 C-SS Teardrop in a 1/18 scale, made by CMC, is part of the collection of Modelly member "Play-X". In terms of detail accuracy, the model impresses with lovingly reproduced features of the original, such as the fine chrome accents on the body, the true-to-life radiator grilles, and the precisely crafted wire wheels. The miniature also features authentic plaques and markings ensuring an accurate representation of the historical prototype.
Overall, this diecast-based model is an excellent choice for collectors who have a deep appreciation for automotive historical masterpieces and value high-quality details in their collection. The limited edition of only 1 out of 1500 pieces worldwide underscores the exclusivity and special value of this collector's item.
viper64
Auto-translated Simply a fantastic car❣️ The CMC model underlines this dream with its unrivaled quality! Congratulations on this “dream”🙏🏻
viper64
Auto-translated Simply a fantastic car❣️ The CMC model underlines this dream with its unrivaled quality! Congratulations on this “dream”🙏🏻