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Lotus 72D
Entex
kit, plastic |
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Lotus 72D
Revell
kit, plastic |
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Lotus 72
Grip-Edai
kit, plastic |
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Lotus 72
Associated Electrics
body, vacuum-formed plastic |
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Lotus 72D
Pocher
multimaterial kit
(image: Pocher) |
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Lotus 72
Fenix Kits
RC body
(image: Fenix) |
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Lotus 72D Tamiya
kit, plastic |
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Lotus 72D Tamiya
kit, plastic re-release in 2012 |
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Lotus Type
72E Model factory Hiro
multi material conversion kit
This kit is a conversion kit. The donor kit is the Tamiya item
No.12046 1/12scale Type 72D |
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Lotus Type 72
solid silver
A fabulous model of the Lotus type 72, scratch-built in solid
silver by Simon Coldicott who spent 900 hours creating this unique
work of art.
His website :
(image copyright Simon Coldicott) |
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Lotus 72
Salco
plastic, electric motor |
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Lotus 72 Sanchis
remote control |
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Lotus JPS ?
built in radio |
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Lotus F1 JPS
Schuco
diecast |
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Lotus F1 JPS
Schuco
diecast |
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Lotus 72
Schuco
diecast/plastic orange version |
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Lotus 72
Lucky
plastic, motor Schuco copy |
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Lotus 72
Gay Toys
plastic |
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Lotus 72D
Fittipaldi Exoto
diecast |
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Lotus 72D, Fittipaldi
A-Model
diecast |
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Lotus 72D
Fittipaldi Sunstar Diecast Collection
diecast |
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Lotus 72D Fittipaldi
Quartzo
diecast
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Lotus 72D
Fittipaldi Corgi
diecast |
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Lotus 72D
Charlton Exoto
diecast |
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Lotus 72E
Exoto
diecast |
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Lotus 72E R.
Peterson
Exoto
diecast |
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Lotus 72C
Quartzo
diecast
1st 1970 French Grand Prix - #6 J. Rindt
announced in 2013 |
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Lotus 72C
Sunstar
diecast
1970 Austrian Grand Prix, J. Rindt
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Lotus 72C
Sunstar
diecast
1st 1970 German Grand Prix, J. Rindt
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Lotus 72C
Sunstar
diecast
1st 1970 USA Grand Prix, E. Fittipaldi
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Lotus 72D
Quartzo
diecast
1st 1972 British Grand Prix - #8 E. Fittipaldi
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Lotus 72D
Sunstar
diecast
1st 1972 Austrian Grand Prix - #34 E. Fittipaldi
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Lotus Type
72E Sunstar
diecast
#2 R Peterson, 1973 Italian GP winner
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Lotus Type
72E Sunstar
diecast
#1 R Peterson, 1974 Monaco GP winner
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Lotus Type
72E AutoArt
diecast |
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Lotus Type
72C GP Replicas
resin
#2 Jochen Rindt 1970 #24 John Miles #24 Emerson
Fittipaldi winner USA GP 1970 |
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Lotus Type 72
Tecnomodel
Graham Hill GP Mexico 1970
(image Tecnomodel) |
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Lotus Type
72D Tecnomodel
Emerson Fittipaldi, winner British GP 1972
(image Tecnomodel) |
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Lotus Type
72D Tecnomodel
Emerson Fittipaldi, winner Italian GP 1972
(image Tecnomodel) |
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Lotus Type
72D Tecnomodel
Dave Charlton, British GP 1972
(image Tecnomodel) |
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Lotus Type
72D Tecnomodel
Dave Walker, USA GP 1972
(image Tecnomodel) |
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Lotus Type
72D GP Replicas
resin
Emerson Fittipaldi winner British GP 1972
(image GP Replicas) |
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Lotus Type
72E GP Replicas
resin
Ronnie Peterson winner Italian GP 1973
(image GP Replicas) |
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Lotus Type
72D Modelcar Group (MCG)
resin
Lotus 72D JPS No.5, GP Spanje, E.Fittipaldi, 1972
Lotus 72D JPS No.21, GP Spanje, D.Walker, 1972
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Lotus 72
Kenner
plastic, gyro 3 versions, "Blazer", "Lightnin", "Monster" |
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Lotus 72 ("Indy
Racer") Buddy L
plastic |
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Lotus 72
Wingrove
scratch |
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Lotus 72D
Studio 27
kit, white metal |
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Lotus 72C
AMD Models
kit, resin, very high detail |
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Lotus 72D
AMD Models
kit, resin, very high detail |
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Lotus 72C
Ebbro
kit, plastic
Miles or Rindt versions can be created
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Lotus 72 C
Fartefice
Decal set for the Ebbro model above
image courtesy of Grand Prix Models |
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Lotus 72 C
Tabu Design
Decal set for the Ebbro model above |
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Lotus 72C
Ebbro
kit, plastic
Rob Walker version (image 1) and Graham Hill Graham Hill,
Oulton Park 1970.
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Lotus 72E
Ebbro
kit, plastic
Ebbro also offers a kit for creating a metal front subframe for
this model. |
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Lotus 72E
Ebbro
kit, plastic
Ian Scheckter, Kyalami 1974
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Lotus 72 E
Model Factory Hiro
High detail kit
Different versions that can be made: 1974 Monaco/French GP and
1975 Monaco GP |
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Lotus 72
Jacky
plastic |
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Lotus 72
Marx
plastic, gyro |
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Lotus 72
Zee
plastic |
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Lotus 72
Durham
plastic, electric motor, remote controlled (also a version
without motor/rc) |
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Lotus 72
Autoworld
body, vacuum-formed plastic |
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Lotus 72
GT Models
kit, slotracer, vacuum-formed plastic |
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Lotus 72
PKAA
paper kit |
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Lotus 72
Politoys
diecast |
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Lotus JPS Polisitil
diecast |
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Lotus Ford F1
Mebetoys/Mattel
diecast |
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Lotus 72
Jimson
plastic, gyro |
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Lotus 72
Marx
plastic, gyro |
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Lotus 72 ("Le
Mans racer") Zee
plastic |
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Lotus 72
Scalextric
slot racer |
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Lotus 72
Scalextric
slot racer |
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Lotus 72
Scalextric
slot racer "Legends" set including Tyrrell 005 Jackie Stewart
and Lotus Type 72 Emerson Fittipaldi |
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Lotus 72
Scalextric
slot racer "Legends" The 6th Race of Champions, run
to Formula One rules, was held in March 1971 at Brands Hatch circuit
in Kent, UK. The race was run over 50 laps of the circuit. Three
Team Lotus Ltd cars were entered against other manufacturers such as
Williams, BRM, Tyrrell, Brabham, McLaren, March and Ferrari piloted
by Stewart, Surtees, Hill, Gethin, Hulme, Fittipaldi, Peterson and
others. Unfortunately, the relatively unknown Tony Trimmer was to
enjoy only 5 laps before his Team Lotus car expired with a broken
fuel pump.
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Lotus 72
Scalextric
slot racer "Legends" Peterson's first Grand Prix
win was at the 1973 French Grand Prix, held at Paul Ricard, in a
Lotus 72E powered by a Cosworth V8 engine. There were three more
wins that year for Peterson at the Austrian, Italian and United
States Grand Prix.
No.2, John Player Team Lotus
Driver: Ronnie Peterson
Race: French Grand Prix, 1973
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Lotus 72
Scalextric
slot racer Team Gunston was a name used by Rhodesian racing
driver John Love to enter his own cars in Formula One and sports car
racing in South Africa between 1962 and 1975. He also entered cars
under his own name, i.e. John Love. Commonly the vehicles were
entered for Love himself, but he also provided cars for a number of
other drivers during the period. In 1974 Team Gunston entered the
South Africa GP held at Kyalami with drivers Ian Scheckter (Jody
Scheckters elder brother) and Paddy Driver. After starting the race
back in 22nd position Ian Scheckter managed to pull through the pack
and after a few around him retired ended up finishing in 13th place |
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Lotus 72
Betta Shells
body, fiberglass |
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Lotus 72
Classic Shells
body, vacuum-formed plastic |
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Lotus 72
Fleischmann
slotracer, plastic |
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Lotus 72D
Vanquish
slot car
Dave Charlton, Grand Prix Inglantera 1972 |
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Lotus 72D
Vanquish
slot car
Graham Hill Temporada 1970 |
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Lotus 72D
Vanquish
slot car
Emmerson Fittipaldi champion 1972 |
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Lotus 72D
Policar
slot car
Alex Blignaut, 2nd in South African Championship 1975 |
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Lotus 72
Policar
slot car
Images by Pendle Slot racing show prototypes |
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The Genius of Colin
Chapman - Lotus GP Triple Pack,
Scalextric
plastic
slotrace set, Type 25, Type 49 and Type 72 |
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