Toleman TG184 by Mini GT MGT 01118

A 1/64 scale Toleman TG184 diecast car made by Mini GT MGT 01118. The car's color is Blue / White.

Toleman TG184 1/64 Diecast Car by Mini GT MGT_01118

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The Left-Side of the Toleman TG184 1/64 Diecast Car by Mini GT

The Rear of the Toleman TG184 1/64 Diecast Car by Mini GT

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Diecast Car Specifications and Information

Status: Released

Date Released: May 21, 2026
Note: If this was not an event car, this is the earliest known release date, generally released first in Asia. Other markets like the USA will not get this product released until 30 to 60s after this date, longer for other countries.
Expect this item to release in the US between June 20, 2026 and July 20, 2026 (30-60 days estimated after the release date).

Diecast Brand

Mini GT

Manufacture ID

MGT_01118

Product Line: MGT
Collection Number: 01118

Car Make

Toleman

Casting

Toleman TG184
Color: Blue / White
Casting Variation: None
Car Based On: Toleman TG184
Generation Name: None
Generation Years: 1984

Other Info

New Tooling
Description: None
Region, Store, or Event Exclusive:
None
Year Released: 2026

Brands / Team Info

Brands / Teams :
Toleman Group Motorsport
Senna
F1

Related Brands and Teams:

Formula One

Senna

Event / Driver Info

Race Event / Series :
1984 Monaco Grand Prix / 2nd Place

Car Stories

The Toleman TG184

The Toleman TG184 was a Formula One car designed by Rory Byrne and Pat Symonds for Toleman Motorsport during the 1984 season. Powered by a turbocharged 4-cylinder Hart 415T engine producing around 600 bhp, it debuted at the French Grand Prix in Dijon. Its most iconic moment came at the rain-soaked Monaco Grand Prix, where rookie Ayrton Senna delivered a stunning drive from 13th on the grid to second place. Although Senna overtook Alain Prost just as the race was red-flagged, official rules placed him behind Prost based on the previous lap, denying him and Toleman their first win. The team later revealed Senna’s car had sustained suspension damage that might have ended his race within a few laps.

Senna’s performance in the TG184 signaled the arrival of a future legend. He secured additional podiums with third-place finishes at the British and Portuguese Grands Prix, the latter also marking the car’s best qualifying result. The Monaco podium was not only a breakthrough for Senna but also the first for the team that would eventually evolve into today’s Alpine F1 Team. The TG184 remains a symbol of underdog brilliance and technical ingenuity from a pivotal season in Formula One history.

Picture: By Tony Hisgett - Flickr: Senna - Toleman TG184-Hart 415T, CC BY 2.0, https://commons.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?curid=27074025

Car/Package Variations

MGT_01118-BL

Variation: Blister Packaging
Description:
Color Variation:
Known Units: Unknown

Manage Collection

MGT_01118-LHD

Variation: Left Hand Drive in Box
Description: LHD
Color Variation:
Known Units: Unknown