Amalgam Ferrari F1-75 2022 Italian Grand Prix – Red | 1:8

10.995,00 €

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Amalgam Ferrari F1-75 2022 Italian Grand Prix – Red | 1:8

The Ferrari F1-75 marked Scuderia's powerful return to the fight for the World Championship in the 2022 Formula 1 season. With its innovative aerodynamic concept and special anniversary livery for the Italian Grand Prix in Monza, this car honours 75 years of road-going sports cars from Maranello.

This exclusive model in the imposing 1:8 scale captures the race-specific Monza configuration, driven by Charles Leclerc and Carlos Sainz, in absolute perfection. The development of the collector's item, measuring over 70 centimetres in length, took more than 2,500 hours, whilst the manual assembly of each individual piece by a small team of experts requires over 250 hours. Using original CAD data and Scuderia Ferrari's exact paint codes, a replica of the highest technical authenticity is created.

The model consists of thousands of precisely manufactured individual parts, including fine cast components, detailed photo-etched parts and CNC-machined metal elements. Special attention is paid to the striking dark red paintwork with the exclusive Giallo Modenaaccents of the anniversary edition, applied flawlessly and true to scale. Strictly limited to just 99 pieces worldwide per driver, this miniature represents the highest level of model-making artistry for discerning collectors.

Condition brand new
Item Number (SKU): M6213-SC3

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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