Ferrari 250 GTO #25 1963 Le Mans Dumay/Dernier in 1:12 scale
This is the Ferrari 250 GTO #25 1963 Le Mans Dumay/Dernier in 1:12 scale by KK Diecast.
At the 1963 24 Hours of Le Mans, the Ferrari 250 GTO #25 — entered by Ecurie Francorchamps and driven by Pierre Dumay and Belgian co-driver Léon “Eldé” Dernier — delivered a standout endurance performance by finishing fourth overall and second in the GT 3.0 class in one of the most competitive editions of the classic French marathon. The car started 14th on the grid and steadily climbed through the field, even running near the front of the GT class before brake issues dropped it slightly down the order, yet still securing a strong result against fierce Ferrari and Porsche competition. What set the 1963 Le Mans apart from other races was its mix of brutal 24-hour duration, high speeds on the long Mulsanne straights, and high attrition — with only a fraction of the field classified at the finish — making every lap a test of driver endurance and mechanical resilience in one of motorsport’s most demanding events.
KK Scale diecast is known for producing 1:12 scale collectible car models that often include opening features like doors, and trunks, adding to their realism and display appeal. These detailed metal replicas bring classic and iconic vehicles to life at a large scale, letting you view interior details that sealed models don’t offer. Collectors appreciate this combination of size, mechanical features, and value. These functional features make the models more interactive and engaging for display and photography, with new releases regularly adding more classic car designs to the lineup.
At the 1963 24 Hours of Le Mans, the Ferrari 250 GTO #25 — entered by Ecurie Francorchamps and driven by Pierre Dumay and Belgian co-driver Léon “Eldé” Dernier — delivered a standout endurance performance by finishing fourth overall and second in the GT 3.0 class in one of the most competitive editions of the classic French marathon. The car started 14th on the grid and steadily climbed through the field, even running near the front of the GT class before brake issues dropped it slightly down the order, yet still securing a strong result against fierce Ferrari and Porsche competition. What set the 1963 Le Mans apart from other races was its mix of brutal 24-hour duration, high speeds on the long Mulsanne straights, and high attrition — with only a fraction of the field classified at the finish — making every lap a test of driver endurance and mechanical resilience in one of motorsport’s most demanding events.
KK Scale diecast is known for producing 1:12 scale collectible car models that often include opening features like doors, and trunks, adding to their realism and display appeal. These detailed metal replicas bring classic and iconic vehicles to life at a large scale, letting you view interior details that sealed models don’t offer. Collectors appreciate this combination of size, mechanical features, and value. These functional features make the models more interactive and engaging for display and photography, with new releases regularly adding more classic car designs to the lineup.
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