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Volgende levering GPreplicas schaal 1/18

Er is een nieuwe GPreplicas zending uit Hong Kong vetrokken met de volgende modellen in de schaal 1/18:

1996 David Coulthard, McLaren Mercedes MP4/11, Monaco GP
Scale 1/18, Produced by GPreplicas
1996 Mika Hakkinen, McLaren Mercedes MP4/11, Monaco GP
Scale 1/18, Produced by GPreplicas
1983 Alain Prost, Renault RE40, Winner British GP
Scale 1/18, Produced by GPreplicas
1973 Ronnie Peterson, Lotus 72E, Italian GP
Scale 1/18, Produced by GPreplicas
1973 Emerson Fittipaldi, Lotus 72D, British 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
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
1966 Ludovico Scarfiotti, Ferrari 312, Italian GP winner
Scale 1/18, Produced by GPreplicas
1966 Lorenzo Bandini, Ferrari 312, Italian GP
Scale 1/18, Produced by GPreplicas
1970 Jacky Ickx | Mexico GP, Ferrari 312B, Mexico GP
Scale 1/18, Produced by GPreplicas
1955 Nino Farina, Ferrari 625, Argentina GP
Scale 1/18, Produced by GPreplicas
1955 Froilán González, Ferrari 625, Argentina GP
Scale 1/18, Produced by GPreplicas
1993 Gerhard Berger, Ferrari F93A
Scale 1/18, Produced by GPreplicas
1993 Jean Alesi, Ferrari F93A, Portugal GP
Scale 1/18, Produced by GPreplicas
1982 Gilles Villeneuve, Ferrari 126 C2, Zolder GP
Scale 1/18, Produced by GPreplicas
















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