2.5 L Formula 1 racing car, with free-standing wheels, W 196, 1954, silver. Resin.
Scale 1:43. Painted in original colour
Accurate reproduction. High-quality printed interior
In presentation box, on printed base
By Minimax for Mercedes-Benz
The first Mercedes-Benz racing car to win the Grand Prix after 1945 was the W 196 R in 1954. The classic single-seater became the essential design for most races, and not simply fitted to a streamlined vehicle. Good enough reason for Mercedes-Benz to issue a model version of this vehicle.
(1 cc), but the vehicle delivers an output of 300 kW (408 hp) – 12 percent up on its predecessor (285 kW/388 hp).
2.5 L Formula 1 racing car, with free-standing wheels, W 196, 1954, silver. Resin.
Scale 1:43. Painted in original colour
Accurate reproduction. High-quality printed interior
In presentation box, on printed base
By Minimax for Mercedes-Benz
The first Mercedes-Benz racing car to win the Grand Prix after 1945 was the W 196 R in 1954. The classic single-seater became the essential design for most races, and not simply fitted to a streamlined vehicle. Good enough reason for Mercedes-Benz to issue a model version of this vehicle.
(1 cc), but the vehicle delivers an output of 300 kW (408 hp) – 12 percent up on its predecessor (285 kW/388 hp).
