Bandai HGAC 1/144 Wing Gundam Zero (New Movement Senki) hobby collectible
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A 1/18 scale resin model of the Ferrari 250 GTO #26 from the 1964 24 Hours of Le Mans, limited to 200 pieces worldwide and supplied with an acrylic display case
This 1/18 scale model reproduces the Ferrari 250 GTO #26 driven by Ed Hugus and Jose Rosinski at the 1964 24 Hours of Le Mans. Production is limited to 200 pieces worldwide, making it a rare acquisition for serious collectors of historic motorsport memorabilia. The officially licensed replica arrives in the manufacturer's original unopened packaging.
The model is crafted from resin with no moving parts or openings, ensuring a permanent, maintenance-free presentation. Real rubber tyres and a detailed interior and exterior provide true-to-scale accuracy without any mechanical complexity. An acrylic display case is included to protect the finish from dust and handling.
Because the piece is sealed in its display case and constructed from stable resin, it does not degrade under normal indoor conditions the way functional models might. Collectors seeking a drivable or serviceable miniature should look elsewhere, as this item is intended solely for static exhibition. The fixed specification guarantees the same appearance decades from now.
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| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | BBR |
| Product type | Car |
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| Suitable for | Unisex |
| Age group | Adult |
The model is a sealed 1/18 scale resin piece with no opening parts; simply lift it by the chassis and lower it onto the case base, avoiding pressure on the detailed exterior or real rubber tyres.
The tyres are part of the fixed resin assembly and cannot be removed; keep the acrylic case closed, away from direct sunlight and heat, to prevent the rubber from hardening or cracking.
Prolonged exposure to bright light or heat can fade the paint and degrade the real rubber tyres, so the acrylic case should be positioned in a stable, low-UV environment.
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