Mercedes Benz 770 Pullman-Limousine (1:18, CMF)

  • Mercedes Benz 770 Pullman-Limousine (from 1935)
  • CMF
  • 1:18
  • Showcase model / No engine
  • resin
  • Rot-Schwarz
  • Perfect mint condition
  • Original packaging exists
  • Not for sale
Limited to 504 pieces
 
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The Mercedes Benz 770 Pullman Limousine and its 1/18 scale replica

The Mercedes Benz 770 Pullman Limousine, also known as the "Grand Mercedes," was originally built from 1930 to 1943 and is considered one of the most famous luxury vehicles of its time. This generation of the 770 was developed from 1930 to 1938 and boasts a fascinating history and numerous technological innovations. The Mercedes Benz 770 Pullman Limousine was a vehicle that impressed not only with its remarkable size and luxurious design but also with its advanced technology. The limousine was equipped with a 7.7-liter inline-eight-cylinder engine that provided approximately 150 horsepower. This made the car one of the most powerful and fastest vehicles of its era. The designers of the 770 were Ferdinand Porsche and Hans Nibel, known for many technical masterpieces.

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The extraordinary technical features of the original

The Mercedes Benz 770 Pullman Limousine boasted numerous technical features that made it an exceptionally remarkable vehicle. In addition to the powerful engine, the vehicle featured a four-speed manual transmission, hydraulic braking system, and independent front suspension. These technical attributes allowed the vehicle to achieve a top speed of about 160 km/h (100 mph), which was extraordinary for the time. Another notable feature of the vehicle was its size and weight. With a total length of over five meters (16.4 feet) and a weight of around 3.75 tons (3,400 kilograms), the Mercedes Benz 770 Pullman Limousine was truly an imposing vehicle. In 1930, when this car was first built, events such as the release of the famous film "All Quiet on the Western Front" and the 1929 stock market crash were making headlines and providing a glimpse into the era.

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The detailed 1/18 scale model by CMF

The 1/18 scale model shown here was manufactured by CMF and is made of high-quality resin. It depicts the detailed replica of the Mercedes Benz 770 Pullman Limousine. This model is part of the collection of a Modelly member named "Play-X" and is characterized by its outstanding attention to detail. In the pictures, you can see the precise replication of various elements of the original. The model's paint scheme is an impressive combination of black and red, giving the model an authentic and elegant look. The gold accents and finely crafted gloss finish further contribute to its luxurious appearance.

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Aesthetics and collector's value of the 1/18 scale model

The beauty of the model is evident through its accurately replicated details. The lamps and the grille are finely crafted, and the wheels with the chrome accents exhibit a high level of detail accuracy. The interior of the model, visible through the windows, showcases beige benches that match the luxurious appearance of the original. For model car enthusiasts worldwide, this CMF 1/18 scale model is a valuable and remarkable collector's item. The resin material ensures high quality and durability of the model. An enrichment to any model car collection and a tribute to a true masterpiece of automotive engineering.


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