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Levering Spark Models

Van Spark Models hebben we gisteren een levering ontvangen met de volgende modellen. Van Max de Italiaanse GP winner, de eerste mini helmpjes van seizoen 2023 en in beperkte aantallen de trophy uitvoeringen van de 2022 Le Mans winners. Deze worden altijd verkocht bij de Le Mans race een jaar later op het circuit zelf via Spark Frankrijk maar ook bij ons in beperkte aantallen te krijgen.

2022 Max Verstappen, Oracle Red Bull Racing RB18, Winner Italian GP
Scale 1/43, Produced by Spark Models
2022 Esteban Ocon, Alpine A522, Austrian GP / 100th race
Scale 1/43, Produced by Spark Models
2022 Audi R8 LMS GT3 #46, Audi Sport Team WRT, 24hrs Spa 2022
V. Rossi - F. Vervisch - N. Muller
Scale 1/43, Produced by Spark Models
2023 helmet Lewis Hamilton, Mercedes AMG
Scale 1/5, Produced by Spark Models
2023 helmet George Russell, Mercedes AMG
Scale 1/5, 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 Oreca 07 - Gibson #38, 24hrs Le Mans - LMP2
R. Gonzales - A-F. da Costa - W. Stevens
Scale 1/43, Produced by Spark
2022 Aston Martin Vantage AMR #33, 24hrs Le Mans - LM GTE AM
Ben Keating / Henrique Chaves / Marco Sorensen
Scale 1/43, Produced by Spark Models


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