In terms of shape, engraving and general finish Spark have done their usual very good job on this model and looking into the cockpit we see plenty of realistic detail too. Fine etched panel fasteners are neatly placed on the outside and the sponsor decals are all accurately placed but there is one glaring detail that has been missed. On the driver’s door the model has a conventional roundel and race number but there should be an additional, slightly off-white, rectangle with the number on it, something they managed to get right when making this car in 1:43 (SPKLM068).
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Chris Amon has often been referred top as the greatest driver never to win a Grand Prix. Brands Hatch in 1969 saw his first visit to the second step of the podium, he being the only other driver on the lead lap and just 4 seconds behind Siffert at the flag. A significant subject then and one which is produced in the typically high quality that we have become accustomed to from the Tameo stable. The castings are clean and include an exposed V12 engine. At the front a removable nose section reveals cleverly design suspension and radiator parts and all of these details leave a little scope for even more to be added should you so wish. The decals are clearly printed and also offer Ickx's 3rd placed machine. ....