Ferrari 246/256 Dino German GP 1959 #6 D.Gurney (Diecast Car) - HobbySearch Diecast Car Store

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--A variation of [Ferrari 246/256 Dino F1] will be released as a new work of [Techno model] 1/18 in Italy.
--Designed by the genius Vittorio Jano and introduced to the F1 Grand Prix in 1958, the 246 was Dino because the idea of Enzo's son Alfredo (Dino) was adopted in the development of the V6 engine with a bank angle of 65 °. Also known as F1, when Carlo Chiti evolved into an improved version of 256, Mike Hawthorn shined on the throne in a fierce battle with powerful British forces such as Vanwall and Cooper, and in 1959 the following year. In addition, the master Tony Brooks who transferred from Vanwall was a big success and was involved in the title battle until the final race.
――In 1960, the obsolescence became clear, but in the mid-engined wave, Dino F1 who continued to protect the traditional front engine and wire wheel was 1-2 at the Italian Grand Prix in his native Monza. -3 He achieved the finish and made himself a flower path to retreat.
――In this release, we have prepared a total of 4 specifications, 1 specification each for Ace and Phil Hill cars in 1960, Tony Brooks car and Dan Gurney car in 1959. Both have a beautiful finish.