Amalgam Alfa Romeo 8C 2300 „Monza“ 1932 Monaco Grand Prix Tazio Nuvolari Edition – Red | 1:8

The Alfa Romeo 8C 2300 „Monza“ ranks among the most successful racing cars of the 1930s, securing victory at the Monaco Grand Prix on 17 April 1932 with Tazio Nuvolari at the wheel. This „Man & Machine Edition accurately documents this race and includes, alongside the vehicle, a highly detailed driver figure of the Italian.

The approximately 20-centimetre-tall figure of Tazio Nuvolari was digitally modelled in Venice, produced using 3D printing and painted by hand. The 1:8 scale vehicle model measures over 49 centimetres in length and is limited to 28 examples worldwide. The technical development took more than 5,000 hours, whilst the assembly of each model by a specialised team requires over 500 hours. The Alfa Romeo consists of thousands of precisely manufactured individual parts, including photo-etched elements, CNC-machined metal components and high-quality cast parts. The basis for the exact construction is original CAD data generated by scanning the real chassis (number 2111043) from Ralph Lauren's collection. A central design feature is the removable bonnet, which allows an unobstructed view of the precise replica of the powertrain.