Nieuwe levering GPreplicas

Gisteren is er een nieuwe grote levering binnen gekomen van GPreplicas:

1996 Mika Hakkinen, McLaren Mercedes MP4/11, Monaco GP
Scale 1/18, Produced by GPreplicas

1996 David Coulthard, McLaren Mercedes MP4/11, Monaco GP
Scale 1/18, Produced by GPreplicas

1980 Jody Scheckter, Ferrari 312 T5, Monaco GP
Scale 1/18, Produced by GPreplicas

1980 Gilles Villeneuve, Ferrari 312 T5, 5th place Monaco GP
Scale 1/18, Produced by GPreplicas

1973 Ronnie Peterson, Lotus 72E, winner Italian GP
Scale 1/18, Produced by GPreplicas

1972 Emerson Fittipaldi, Lotus 72D,
Scale 1/18, Produced by GPreplicas

1983 Alain Prost, Renault RE40, Winner British GP
Scale 1/18, Produced by GPreplicas

1955 Nino Farina, Ferrari 625, Argentina GP
Scale 1/18, Produced by GPreplicas

1966 Lorenzo Bandini, Ferrari 312, Italian GP
Scale 1/18, Produced by GPreplicas

1966 Ludovico Scarfiotti, Ferrari 312, Italian GP winner
Scale 1/18, Produced by GPreplicas

1970 Jacky Ickx, Ferrari 312B, Mexico GP
Scale 1/18, Produced by GPreplicas

1960 Phil Hill, Ferrari 256, Winner Italian GP
Scale 1/18, Produced by GPreplicas

1960 Richie Ginther, Ferrari 256, Italian GP
Scale 1/18, Produced by GPreplicas

1976 Niki Lauda, Ferrari 312 T2,
Scale 1/43, Produced by GPreplicas

1968 Jacky Ickx, Ferrari 312, Winner French GP
Scale 1/43, Produced by GPreplicas

1968 Jacky Ickx, Ferrari 312, Dutch GP
Scale 1/43, Produced by GPreplicas

1956 Juan Manuel Fangio, Ferrari D50, Winner British GP
Scale 1/43, Produced by GPreplicas

1956 Peter Collins / Juan Manuel Fangio, Ferrari D50
Scale 1/43, Produced by GPreplicas

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