Triumph GT 6 Mk.II (diecast 1:18, Sun Star)
- Triumph GT 6 Mk.II (from 1968)
- Sun Star
- 1:18
- Showcase model / No engine
- diecast
- yellow
- locale dealer (Messe)
- 50,00 EUR
- Perfect mint condition
- Original packaging exists
- Invite offers
The Triumph GT6 Mk.III in 1/18 scale by Sun Star
The Triumph GT6 Mk.III, the original model for this miniature replica by Sun Star in 1/18 scale, was produced from 1970 to 1973. This elegant sports coupe version from the British automaker Triumph is part of a series that was initially designed as a fast and aerodynamic variation of the Triumph Spitfire. Its distinctive design and development history make it an iconic model of the 70s.
Technical Specifications and Designer of the Triumph GT6 Mk.III
The Triumph GT6 Mk.III was equipped with a 2.0-liter inline-six engine that could produce up to 104 horsepower. This power was transmitted through a 4-speed manual transmission. The top speed was around 170 km/h (105 mph). Special attention was paid to the chassis and aerodynamics, giving the Triumph GT6 Mk.III stable and precise handling. Design-wise, the vehicle was created by Michelotti, one of Italy's most renowned automotive designers.
The 1/18 scale model by Sun Star
The miniature version of the Triumph GT6 Mk.III, manufactured by Sun Star in 1/18 scale, is made of durable diecast material. These model cars are known for their attention to detail and accurate replication of the original design. The model by Modellly member "postecars" showcases the distinctive lines and proportions of the original in a vibrant yellow color. The paint job is flawless with sharp lines and carefully applied emblems. Special focus is given to the ventilated wheels and small details like mirrors and windshield wipers.
Historical Context and Timeframe
The Triumph GT6 Mk.III was introduced in 1970, a year that saw the release of iconic music like "Let It Be" by the Beatles and the final missions of NASA's Apollo program. These references highlight the era in which this sporty classic originally existed. It's also interesting to note the relatively lower CO2 emissions produced by the engine compared to other vehicles of the time, making the Triumph GT6 Mk.III environmentally notable.
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