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SCALEXTRIC
Goodwood Edition (6000)

Großer Preis von Deutschland 1957

Maserati 250F Tipo 2 #1
Driver: Juan-Manuel Fangio


Modifikationen

Schleifer:

SCX PRO (als Doppelschleifer)

Magnet:

Button ø 8 x 5 mm

Gewicht:

57 g

Juan Manuel Fangio, born in Argentina in 1911, is regarded as the greatest Grand Grix driver of his era. with a record of 5 Formula 1 Championship wins, and known simply as the 'Maestro', he set a standard for exellence and domination that would prove hard to match.
The 1957 German Grand Prix at Nurburgring on 4 August was Fangio's greatest race of all - when having lost 56 seconds and the lead in a pit stop - he let loose the most spectacular persuit of his life to beat Ferrari and better the track record by an amazing 12 seconds on 3 consecutive laps.
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SCALEXTRIC
Limited Edition (5050)

Großer Preis von Deutschland 1957

Maserati 250F Tipo 2 #1
Driver: Juan-Manuel Fangio


Modifikationen

-

Gewicht:

67 g

The Scalextric brand was officially announced, to much acclaim, at the 1957 Harrogate International Toyfair and has since become a household name throughout the world. The inventor of Scalextric, Bertram 'Fred' Francis, had the foresight and engineering excellence to create a model car racing system that has endured over many generations and brought the unique Scalextric racing experience to millions of homes.
The Maserati 250F, along with the Ferrari 375, were the first Scalextric cars to be released in 1957. In celebration of the remarkable Scalextric heritage, both special cars have been faithfully reproduced; each features a unique tinplate body to represent the original production methods of the 1950s.
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