Experience the excellence of car racingwith the F1 Lotus 79from Scalextric C4423 in 1/32 scale.
The features of the Scalextric C4423 scale model:
- Scale: I 1/32.
- Technology: Analogue.
- Car manufacturer: Lotus. Model: 79.
- Race: USA GP West.
- Year: 1979.
- Driver: Mario Andretti.
- Car number: 1.
- Delivery: Green. Body material: Plastic.
- Transmission: Propulsion ( 2-wheel drive rear ).
- Number of parts: 1.
- Dimensions: 170 x 60 x 50 mm.
- Compatibility: Arc Air / Arc One / Arc Pro / Digital ( Digital chip required ) / Spark plug.
- Scalextric Digital conversion: Scalextric C7005.
- Conversion Carrera Digital: FT-Slottechnik SCD2022.
- Digital Plug Ready: No.
- Magnatraction: Yes.
- Digital Plug Type: C7005.
- Installed digital socket: No.
- Engine mount: Narrow Cage Inline.
- Lighting: No.
- Front lights: No.
- Flashing lights: No.
- Siren: No.
- Guide type: Guide Round C8329.
- Easy-change guide blade: Yes.
- Guideblade 360: No. Magnet: Yes.
- Changing easy braids.
- Sticker sheet included:No.
- Lots of details.
This 1:32 racing car represents much more than just a model, it will give you unforgettable moments on your Slot Racing track, whether alone, with your friends or with your family! Get ready to take part in Slot Racing harnessed behind the wheel of this magnificent Remote Control Formula One!
As in real life, add straight tracks to make the most of this competition car's top speed, and also add chicanes and curving rails to challenge the aerodynamics of this bolidedesigned by British manufacturer Lotus.
A touch of history:
One of the most revolutionary Formula 1 single-seaters of all time, the ground-effect Lotus 79 stood out as the benchmark in 1978. In 1979, however, it was surpassed, and the season proved far more challenging. The iconic black and gold JPS livery gave way to a new aesthetic, with a green livery adorned with Martini stripes, as well as additional support from Tissot watches. At the US Western Grand Prix, Mario Andretti put in a solid performance to finish fourth, just behind the two dominant Ferraris and Alan Jones' Williams.
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