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Nieuwe levering Spark / LookSmart models

Gisteren hebben we van Spark / LookSmart models de volgende modellen in de schaal 1/43 ontvangen:

Vandaag is onze winkel gewoon geopend tot 16:00 uur. Dan hebben we zondag en maandag kerst, zijn we gesloten. Eigenlijk zijn we gewoon volgens onze reguliere openingstijden open. Vanaf dinsdag 09:30 normaal weer aanwezig.
2022 Carlos Sainz, Ferrari F1-75, Bahrain GP - 2nd place
Scale 1/43, Produced by LookSmart Models
(beperkt leverbaar)
1991 Roberto Moreno, Jordan 191, Italian GP
Scale 1/43, Produced by Spark Models
1987 Riccardo Patrese, Brabham BT56, Mexico GP
Scale 1/43, Produced by Spark Models
2022 Lando Norris, McLaren MCL36, Emilia Romagna 3rd place
Scale 1/43, Produced by Spark Models

2019 Mercedes-AMG GT4 #35, IMSA Michelin Pilot Challenger - Watkins Glen
Murry - Bleekemolen - Cox
Scale 1/43, Produced by Spark Models
2022 Toyota GR010 Hybrid #8, Le Mans 24hrs - Winner
Sébastien Buemi / Brendon Hartley / Ryo Hirakawa
Scale 1/43, Produced by Spark
2022 Glickenhaus 007 LMH #708, 24hrs Le Mans - Hypercar
Olivier Pla / Romain Dumas / Luis Felipe Derani
Scale 1/43, Produced by Spark
2022 Glickenhaus 007 LMH #709, 24hrs Le Mans - Hypercar
Ryan Briscoe / Richard Westbrook / Franck Mailleux
Scale 1/43, Produced by Spark


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