Williams FW11B - Nigel Mansell (1987), Winner British GP, 1:18 Spark
Williams Honda FW11B - Nigel Mansell (1987), Winner British GP, 1:18 Spark More
Team: Canon Williams Honda Team
Chassis: FW11B
Driver: Nigel Mansell
Year: 1987
Edition: 1st place British Grand Prix, Silverstone
Material: resin
Technical details:
Rolling wheels: no
Openable parts: no
Packaging:
Wooden base → acrylic transparent showcase → paper box
Accessories:
None
Parameters
| Scale | 1:18 |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | Spark |
| Team | Williams |
| Year | 1987 |
| Condition | New |
| Limited Edition | No |
| Safety notice | Collectible model for adults. Not suitable for children under 14 years. |
GPSR: Manufacturer Information
Minimax Import & Export Co.Ltd., 28/D Lei Pou Kok, Flower City, Avenida Olimpica, Taipa, Macau. models@sparkmodel.com
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What should you know about Spark?
Spark is a French company, founded by Hugo Rippert, a passionate collector and modeler. Spark's story began in 2000, when Hugo started to focus on the production of car models from the Le Mans 24h series, that other manufacturers were absent to produce and launch on market. Like most car model manufacturers, Spark produces its models in China and newly also in Madagascar.
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