Lotus
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Brook Bond Oxo Team from 1970 driven by Graham Hill. This was the last year the Broooke Bond team entered a formula one race, with Hill coming 4th.


Note on the decal set:

the front wing and roundel decals are duplicated, so they can be doubled up to produce a brighter shade of white.

Lotus 72 as driven by Jacky Ickx during the 1974 British GP


Model shown is a Scalextric C051 Lotus 72

Note: printed in yellow, not Gold









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Lotus 77 from the early part of the 76 season as driven by Mario Andretti.


Model shown is a Scalextric C177 model






Lotus 77 Resin
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Lotus 77 resin (2)
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Lotus 77 from the 76 season as driven by Mario Andretti and Gunnar Nilsson.  The 77 changed quite frequently during the 76 season, and this set depicts the car later on when it had a revised nose, sidepods and air intake.


Model shown is a DNQ reson body version. Pictures kindly supplied by Joe Santos








Lotus80
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Designed by Colin Chapman, the Lotus 80 was an attempt at a total ground effect car, with the entire chassis being built as a ground effect system. At high speeds this worked very well, but was unstable at low speed, the car going from no grip to too much grip very quickly.It was only run for 4 races although it did achieve a 3rd place in Spain.


This decal set is 1/32 scale and was designed for the resin body kits produced by DNQ (Simon Brereton on Slotforum) DNQ model shown

Lotus 81
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Again designed by Colin Chapman, the Lotus 81 was another ground effect car. It wasnt terribly successful however leading to Chapman designing the twin chassis Lotus 88 - which was ultimately banned - so the 81 was used for longer than anticipated.  it was driven mainly by Maro Andretti and Elio de Angelis, although it did give Nigel mansell his debut in the 1981 season as well!


This decal set is 1/32 scale and was designed for the resin body kits produced by DNQ (Simon Brereton on Slotforum) DNQ model shown

Lotus 94T
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This car was introduced during the later half od the 1983 GP season and proved quite competetive. Driven by Nigel Mansell and Elio de Angelis, it achived a highest finish of 3rd with several other points paying finshes as well.


Model shown is a modifed Lotus 98T.

Lotus Honda of Satoru Nakajima from the 1987 GP Season


This livery also available for Ayrton Senna


Model shown is a Scalextric Lotus 99T









Paint used is Tamiya TS-34 Camel yellow

Lotus 100T

Lotus 100T
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Used during the 1988 Formula One season. The 100T was an update of the previous Lotus 99T model; technically the car was virtually unchanged, except for redesigned nose and rear bodywork. The car was powered by the same, 640 bhp, 1.5L turbocharged Honda V6 engine that powered the McLaren team to 15 wins in 16 races in 1988. The car was driven by reigning World Champion Nelson Piquet, and Japanese driver Satoru Nakajima.


Model shown is a modifed Williams FW11C with a few body mods.






Paint used is Tamiya TS-34 Camel Yellow

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Lotus 109(14)
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Lotus 109(16)

The Lotus 109 was used in the later half of the 1994 season and driven by Johnny herbert and Alessandro Nannini. The car did fairly well to begin with but as funds dried up, the car became uncompetative and Lotus went into receivership at the end of the season.


This decal set is 1/32 scale and designed to fit the Scaleauto Formula 90-94 series of models