Newsletter 116: ¡¡ FUJIMI konnichi wa!!

Limited-time re-edition of the Williams Renault FW16 kit as driven in 1994 by Ayrton Senna and Damon Hill at the 1994 San Marino Grand Prix. The kit allows the cockpit and engine to be reproduced in great detail, with the engine being visible by removing the cover. The tobacco logos are not included in the kit.

The Ferrari 250 GTO dominated the World Sportscar Championship in the 1960s, and the NART team took its #17 unit to sixth place in the 1962 24 Hours of Le Mans. Fujimi has reproduced this version with a complete kit. which includes in detail the car's chassis, engine and gearbox, as well as the interior. Hurry, as units are limited.

Practically from the moment of its presentation in 2011, the McLaren MP4-12C had its corresponding competition version to compete in the different GT's championships, among which was the Blancpain Endurance Series. Magny Cours was the fourth race of the series, and the second in which the McLarens participated, although neither of the two units managed to finish the race. The Fujimi kit has a great interior detail, some fantastic rims, and allows you to complete the upper part of the engine with different parts, as it is visible through the rear transparent cover. Really beautiful!

Presented in 2010, the Porsche 997 GT3R was the weapon used by Porsche in the GT's championships, where many teams took control of a unit to defend their interests, winning many races and championships. An ideal model to make any of those multiple versions in detail,

What memories Kevin Schwantz brings to mind, with his spectacular braking and skidding. And Fujimi brings us the model to make the motorcycle with the Schwantz achieved its first two victories in the world championship in 1988. A model full of fabulous details that any modeler will enjoy.

It seems like yesterday when Mercedes landed in the different GT's championships with its SLS AMG GT3, presented almost at the same time that the first street units were delivered to its lucky customers. Fujimi has opted for the presentation version of the car in this reference, with the characteristic silver of Mercedes competition vehicles, and in the absence of a competition decoration, it includes a fantastic photo-etched plate with all the grilles, as well as other details, that enhance the final realism of the model once assembled.

The McLaren happens to be one of the most iconic single-seaters in the history of Formula 1, either because of its dominance during the 1988 season, because of the drivers who drove it, because of the team that put it on the track, or because of the sponsor. If, for whatever reason, you have in mind to make one of the many models of this model, available in all scales, or you simply want to admire even the smallest details, nothing better than this 32-page A4-size MFH publication. 240 full color photos, both running and static. What a document!