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Mercedes C-Class W204 #5 Team AMG Mercedes J. Green DTM 2007 Minichamps 1:43

Mercedes C-Class W204 #5 Team AMG Mercedes J. Green DTM 2007 Minichamps 1:43
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Specifications
Car Brand
Mercedes
Model Manufacturer
Minichamps
Scale
1:43
Material
Diecast
Model Condition
Used Model
SKU
400073705
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About the Mercedes C-Class W204 #5 Team AMG Mercedes J. Green DTM 2007 Minichamps 1:43

TL;DR: This Minichamps 1:43 diecast reproduces Jamie Green's #5 Team AMG Mercedes C-Class W204 from the 2007 DTM season. The body is sealed, with all detail carried in the tampo livery and stance. A compact, accurate addition to any German touring car shelf.

DTM's mid-2000s era pitted factory Mercedes, Audi, and later Opel squads against each other with genuine works budgets, and the W204 generation carried AMG's colours through several closely fought seasons.

Diecast Construction of the Minichamps Mercedes C-Class W204

The zinc-alloy shell gives this model real weight in the hand, which matters on a subject built around aggressive touring car aerodynamics, since a lighter casting would struggle to convey the flared arches and low splitter convincingly. Minichamps casts the body as a fixed one-piece shell, so the wing, splitter and diffuser sculpting all read as continuous, unbroken surfaces rather than assembled parts. That approach suits a factory DTM car well, where the sponsor decals and team colours are the visual story rather than functional access to an interior. The #5 livery is tampo-printed directly onto the shell, keeping the graphics perfectly flush against the bodywork, a finish that holds up better over years of handling than a decal applied over the paint.

DTM's Factory Era and Building a Season Set

DTM in this period ran as a genuine manufacturer battle, with Mercedes and Audi committing full works resources to closely regulated silhouette racers, which is part of why individual liveries within a single season still carry real distinction today. Green's #5 entry was one of several AMG cars fielded that year, and Minichamps produced companion liveries across the same season, so this piece works best as one entry in a broader DTM grid rather than a standalone display item. Grouped by season and team, the subtle paint and sponsor variations become the point of interest, turning a shelf of near-identical silhouettes into a genuine record of a competitive year.

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