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Ferrari 312 T2 B #11 N. Lauda Winner German GP 1977 MCG 1:18

Ferrari 312 T2 B #11 N. Lauda Winner German GP 1977 MCG 1:18
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Specifications
Car Brand
Ferrari
Model Manufacturer
MCG
Scale
1:18
Material
Diecast
Model Condition
New Model
SKU
MCG18622F
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About the Ferrari 312 T2 B #11 N. Lauda Winner German GP 1977 MCG 1:18

TL;DR: MCG's 1:18 diecast Ferrari 312 T2 B #11 reproduces Niki Lauda's winning car from the 1977 German Grand Prix, cast as a fixed one-piece body. A genuine race-winning Ferrari from Lauda's second world championship season.

Lauda's 1977 title campaign came just a year after his near-fatal Nurburgring crash, and this 312T2 carries that comeback story directly on its bodywork.

A Sealed Body Built for Livery Accuracy

With a vintage Formula 1 subject, the racing livery and period sponsor detailing carry much of the collector interest, and this diecast's fixed one-piece construction lets those graphics register with genuine sharpness across the narrow, cigar-shaped bodywork. The Ferrari racing red carries real depth under a display lamp, the #11 race number and period sponsor markings read crisply along the flanks, and the distinctive high-mounted air intake and narrow front wing profile of the era stay well defined. That sealed construction suits a single-seater racing subject, where exterior livery accuracy matters far more than any opening panel could.

A Championship Season's Documented Result

Niki Lauda won the 1977 Formula 1 World Championship driving for Ferrari, a title made all the more remarkable given it came only a year after the driver's severe crash at the Nurburgring during the 1976 season. This specific car, race number 11, is tied to a documented victory at the 1977 German Grand Prix, giving the model a genuine, dateable place in one of Formula 1's most celebrated comeback stories.

Placed within a vintage Formula 1 or Ferrari racing collection, this 312T2 represents a specific, verifiable moment in championship history rather than a generic period livery.

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