Williams FW08C Monaco 1983 Laffite 1:18
Also available MIN117830001 Rosberg
Minichamps describe the Rosberg car offered here as the Monaco winner but do not attribute a race to the Lafitte version. Looking through the race photos, the nose decoration and wing set up confirm this one to also be a Monaco car. Both models are very well finished with excellent two-tone paintwork over well-proportioned mouldings and the decals are well placed. The driver figure in the Rosberg car has some obviously compromised decals on his crash helmet and sleeves, but otherwise the figures are well sculpted and held in place by realistic looking harnesses. The various radiator and engine intakes have fine mesh over them and there is a very subtle carbon finish applied to the front wings, but frustratingly not the rears!
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Additional decals also available STUTAB20151

The SF70H, the 63rd single-seater designed and built by Scuderia Ferrari, was born out of major regulation changes, with wider tires and cars, plus larger diffusers meaning that the cars have more aerodynamic downforce and greater mechanical grip. Fittingly for the hybrid machine named to commemorate Scuderia Ferrari's 70 years of racing, the SF70H showcases the team's innovation throughout its design. Vettel started 2017 in style with victories in the season-opening Australian Grand Prix and in Bahrain. He and Kimi Räikkönen also recorded 1-2 finishes in Monaco and Hungary. While ultimately pipped to the season's Championship titles, the SF70H was the focus of attention for millions of racing fans across the globe including Ferrari's loyal Tifosi.

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