This is a scale model kit to be assembled by an adult; it includes all the parts as indicated, but it does not include glue or paints.
The MFH Ferrari F187 is a small wonder. A complete and detailed model where multiple materials are combined such as white metal, photo-etched plate, rubber tires, aluminum rims and a complete decal sheet. All this allows the original vehicle to be reproduced down to the smallest detail. The top cover can be removed, allowing a full view of the detailed interior and engine/gearbox assembly. This particular version is the one that ran in the 1988 Italian GP, being an updated version of the F187 from the previous season..
Additional details for the
Ferrari F187/88C car scale model kit:
- Manufactured by Model Factory Hiro in 1/43 scale with reference MFH-K776 (also listed as 4580011507768, K776 and K-776).
- Belongs to the Scuderia Ferrari Team.
- Raced at the Italian Formula 1 Grand Prix in 1988.
- Includes photo-etched parts, turned metal parts, water slide decals, white metal parts, assembly instructions and painting instructions.
- Package measures 90 mm x 150 mm x 53 mm (width x depth x height), weighting 170 g.
- Box barcode 4580011507768 (GTIN/EAN)
- Featured in newsletters 505 and 513.
The Ferrari F1-87 is the name given to the single-seater with which Scuderia Ferrari competed in the Formula 1 World Championship in the 1987 and 1988 seasons, the one used in the latter being renamed 87/88C.
Championship regulations allowed teams to use either 1.5-litre turbo engines or naturally aspirated with a displacement of up to 3.5 litres. Ferrari opted to continue using its V6 turbo engines.
The car was designed by Gustav Brunner, and was revised by John Barnard, the engineer who had designed the McLarens from the 1985 and 1986 seasons. The Ferrari F187 had 2 wins in 1987 and 1 win in 1988, as well as numerous podiums, although that was not It was enough for Ferrari to prevail in any of the championships, neither for brands nor for drivers.
In the 88 season the McLaren Honda pairing was the great domineering, and there was only one race where they could not win, and it was precisely at Ferrari's house, at the Italian GP held at the Monza circuit. A very special victory since it also occurred a few days after the death of Enzo Ferrari. G. Berger climbed to the top of the podium, accompanied by Michele Alboreto, in what was an emotional double that served as a tribute to the memory of Enzo Ferrari.
This item is not suitable for children under 18 years old. SpotModel recommend this item for advanced modellers and professionals with high experience on building cars and bikes. Read carefully all instructions.
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