Spark Models - schaal 1/43 Le Mans winnaars heruitgaven

Spark Models heeft diverse modellen aangekondigd in de Le Mans winner reeks schaal 1/43 die ze opnieuw gaan produceren. In ieder geval zit de geliefde 1988 Jaguar daarbij:

1988 Winner Le Mans, Jaguar XJR9
J. Lammers - A. Wallace - J. Dumfries
Scale 1/43, Produced by Spark Models

1956 Winner Le Mans, Jaguar D TYPE #4

N. Sanderson / R.Flockhart
Scale 1/43, Produced by Spark Models

1930 Winner Le Mans, Bentley Speed Six #4

W. Barnato - G. Kidston
Scale 1/43, Produced by Spark Models

1933 Winner Le Mans, Alfa Romeo 8C

R. Sommer - T. Nuvolari
Scale 1/43, Produced by Spark Models

1957 Winner Le Mans, Jaguar D, No.3, Winner Le Mans 1957
Ivor Bueb - Ron Flockhart
Scale 1/43, Produced by Spark Models

1969 Winner Le Mans, Ford GT 40, No.6, Winner Le Mans 1969
Jacky Ickx - Jackie Oliver
Scale 1/43, Produced by Spark Models

1983 Winner Le Mans, Porsche 956, No.3, Winner Le Mans 1983
Holbert - Haywood - Schuppan
Scale 1/43, Produced by Spark Models

1994 Winner Le Mans, Porsche Dauer 962 LM, No.36 Le Mans Winner 1994
Baldi - Dalmas - Haywood
Scale 1/43, Produced by Spark Models

2009 Winner Le Mans, Peugeot 908 HDI FAP #9
Gene - Wurz - Brabham
Scale 1/43, Produced by Spark Models

2014 Winner Le Mans, Audi R18 E-Tron Quattro #2
M. Fässler - A. Lotterer - B. Treluyer
Scale 1/43, Produced by Spark Models

2017 Winner Le Mans, Porsche 919 Hybrid #2
B. Hartley - T. Bernard - E. Bamber
Scale 1/43, Produced by Spark Models

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