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Mercedes S500 W140 Turquoise Metallic Norev 1:18

Mercedes S500 W140 Turquoise Metallic Norev 1:18
Current price: £170.00

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Specifications
Car Brand
Mercedes
Model Manufacturer
Norev
Scale
1:18
Material
Diecast
Model Condition
Used Model
SKU
183561
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About the Mercedes S500 W140 Turquoise Metallic Norev 1:18

TL;DR: Norev's 1:18 diecast Mercedes S500 W140 in Turquoise Metallic reproduces the flagship saloon that defined 1990s German over-engineering, with opening doors, bonnet and boot. This used model's box shows traces of storage, the casting itself intact. An unusually coloured take on Mercedes' most imposing S-Class.

The W140 arrived heavier, larger and more technically ambitious than any S-Class before it, a car Mercedes reportedly over-engineered to a degree the company itself later softened in successors.

Norev's Diecast Take on the W140 Flagship

This S500 is built as a zinc alloy diecast, and its substantial weight in the hand mirrors the real car's reputation for sheer mass and structural overkill. Doors, bonnet and boot open, exposing the cabin's formal, upright seating and the V8 detail beneath that long bonnet, features that suit a saloon whose interior finish was as much the point as its exterior lines. Panel gaps sit at typical diecast width, an entirely reasonable trade given how much the W140's slab-sided design rewards being handled and opened rather than viewed only from a fixed angle. The Turquoise Metallic finish is a genuinely unusual choice for this subject, carrying real depth under a spotlight and standing apart from the black and silver most W140 models default to. As a used piece, the box shows the storage traces stated on the listing; the casting itself presents the paintwork cleanly.

Displaying a Flagship Saloon at Scale

At 1:18, a saloon this large commands genuine shelf space, its long wheelbase and tall greenhouse dominating a row in a way a smaller compact never would, which makes it a natural anchor piece for a Mercedes-focused display rather than a filler. Placed beside earlier W126 or later W220 S-Class models, it charts a clear line through Mercedes' flagship history and the growing scale of each generation. The opening doors, bonnet and boot matter on a subject like this, since the cabin's formal trim and the imposing V8 are genuinely part of what made the W140 notable, and a sealed body would leave both hidden from view.

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