Amalgam Ferrari 156 F1 „Sharknose“ 1961 Formula 1 Season Phil Hill – Red | 1:8

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Amalgam Ferrari 156 F1 „Sharknose“ 1961 Formula 1 Season Phil Hill – Red | 1:8

The historic Ferrari 156 F1, affectionately nicknamed the „Sharknose“ due to its distinctive air intakes, dominated the 1961 Formula One season and secured both the Constructors' and Drivers' Championship for the Scuderia with Phil Hill. Designed by Carlo Chiti, the mid-engined car with its newly developed 1.5-litre V6 engine marks a significant chapter in Maranello's motor racing history.

This highly detailed 1:8 scale model is crafted by hand with precision, capturing the technical sophistication of the original down to the millimetre. Through close cooperation with Ferrari, the engineers and designers drew upon original archival images, historical drawings and authentic material specifications. Thanks to the analysis of highly precise digital scans of the historical archetype, every single component could be reproduced in exact miniature scale. Particularly noteworthy is the depiction of the intricate mechanics: Removable body panels as the front nose reveals a detailed look at the complex inner workings and the precisely replicated V6 engine. Strict quality controls by the engineering and design teams guarantee the absolute authenticity of this collector's item, which is limited to just 199 pieces worldwide.

Condition brand new
Item Number (SKU): M0059-SC1

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Weight 35 kg
Dimensions 80 × 120 × 70 cm
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Safety instructions

Collector's model for adults, not suitable for children under 14 years of age due to parts that can be swallowed.

Manufacturer information:
Amalgam Collection, The Power House, Romney Avenue, Lockleaze, Bristol, BS7 9ST, UK.
responsible person:
Sandy Copeman