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Mercedes 450 SEL W116 J.R. Ewing Dallas Silver Green Norev 1:18

Mercedes 450 SEL W116 J.R. Ewing Dallas Silver Green Norev 1:18
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Specifications
Car Brand
Mercedes
Model Manufacturer
Norev
Scale
1:18
Material
Diecast
Model Condition
New Model
SKU
183975
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About the Mercedes 450 SEL W116 J.R. Ewing Dallas Silver Green Norev 1:18

TL;DR: Norev's 1:18 diecast Mercedes 450 SEL W116 wears Silver Green paint associated with J.R. Ewing's car in Dallas. The full-size W116 luxury saloon from the late 1970s translates into a substantial diecast piece with genuine period presence.

A W116 saloon in this specific shade carries a second layer of interest beyond the car itself, and Norev leans into that pairing without overplaying it.

Norev's Diecast Take on the W116 Saloon

The 450 SEL's long, slab-sided body was one of the largest Mercedes saloons of its era, and at 1:18 that translates into a genuinely substantial model, roughly the length of a full sheet of A4 laid lengthways. Norev's diecast construction gives the saloon real heft in the hand, appropriate for a car whose original appeal was weight and presence rather than agility. The Silver Green finish sits somewhere between grey and olive under direct light, and Norev's paintwork captures that subtlety rather than pushing toward a cleaner, more generic green. Chrome trim along the waistline and around the headlamps picks out the W116's formal, upright design language clearly at this scale.

A Television Connection Alongside Classic Mercedes Appeal

The W116 generation represented Mercedes' first saloon officially badged S-Class, and this particular colourway's association with a well-known American television saloon car gives it crossover appeal beyond a straightforward Mercedes-lineage collector. It works equally well displayed among 1970s luxury saloons or alongside other screen-connected diecast, without needing either theme to dominate. For buyers building a W-series Mercedes chronology, from the W116 through later S-Class generations, this piece anchors the earliest chapter with a colour story that adds a little extra conversation value on the shelf.

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