With this legendary pair—our two all-time best-selling racing cars—you may expand your collection of race cars. Since they are each over half a meter long, they form very distinctive display pieces.

An Eagle-Westlake V12 racecar driven by Dan Gurney in 1967 served as the inspiration for a 1960s Formula One racecar. It is a massive 1758 pieces long and has a width of just over 55cm. This most accurate single-seater model is complete with a rotating engine and pistons, transmission, exhaust, and steering. There is no other place to buy this model, which is exclusive to Block Zone.

Dimensions:
55cm x 8cm x 25cm
21.7in x 3.1in x 9.8in 

Key Features:

• 1:8 Scale
• Over 1700pcs
• 55cm Long
• Engine with Rotating Pistons
• Detailed Transmission
• Custom Exhausts
• Working Steering
• Building Instruction Booklet Included in Parcel

famous reproduction from 1975. Take a look at the brake cooling system to see why this model is one of our must-haves; the amount of detail is unmatched by anything we've seen. Do we really need to say more? It has working steering, a completely detailed undercarriage, cockpit, and engine bay, and it's almost 50 cm long.