Ferrari Enzo Giallo Modena Black and Yellow Wheels in 1:18 scale w/Luxury Pack
This is the Ferrari Enzo Giallo Modena Black and Yellow Wheels in 1:18 scale w/Luxury Pack by BBR.
BBR presents a new model. Using current technology, the doors have been redesigned to allow for more realistic opening. In addition to economic effort in these new molds, the interior has been improved with soft-touch seats and fabric seat belts. The suspension is fully functional and features a movable rear spoiler. The doors, hood, and fuel cap can all be opened.
The model is enhanced by realistic elements such as the suitcases that can be placed in the trunk and the possibility of removing the wheels with a special scaled key. The model comprises 570 parts.
The Prancing Horse's homage to its founder. The Ferrari Enzo was launched in 2002, a year that marked an important stage in Michael Schumacher's triumphant journey in F1: after just 11 GPs, the German won the drivers' world championship. Built in 399 units, it was born from the technological transfer from track cars to road cars. The Pininfarina bodywork harmonized style and functionality, proposing a line of strong charisma with a front freely inspired by the f2002 driven by Schumacher in F1.
BASE AND DISPLAY CASE INCLUDED
BBR presents a new model. Using current technology, the doors have been redesigned to allow for more realistic opening. In addition to economic effort in these new molds, the interior has been improved with soft-touch seats and fabric seat belts. The suspension is fully functional and features a movable rear spoiler. The doors, hood, and fuel cap can all be opened.
The model is enhanced by realistic elements such as the suitcases that can be placed in the trunk and the possibility of removing the wheels with a special scaled key. The model comprises 570 parts.
The Prancing Horse's homage to its founder. The Ferrari Enzo was launched in 2002, a year that marked an important stage in Michael Schumacher's triumphant journey in F1: after just 11 GPs, the German won the drivers' world championship. Built in 399 units, it was born from the technological transfer from track cars to road cars. The Pininfarina bodywork harmonized style and functionality, proposing a line of strong charisma with a front freely inspired by the f2002 driven by Schumacher in F1.
BASE AND DISPLAY CASE INCLUDED
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