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Brummred-2012 R191B UPD2009 R191 UPD2009 Ferrari 375 Ferrari 375 1a vittoria GP Gran Bretagna 1951 GP Italia 1951 Ferrari in F.1 1° Froilan Gonzalez #2 1° Alberto Ascari #2 R035 UPD2009 R126 UPD2010 Ferrari 500F2 Ferrari 375 GP Gran Bretagna 1952 Indianapolis 1952 1° Alberto Ascari #15 Alberto Ascari #12 R044 UPD2009 R197 UPD2009 Ferrari 500F2 Ferrari 553 Squalo G.P. Gran Bretagna 1953 G.P. Spagna 1954 1°Alberto Ascari #5 1° Mike Hawthorn #38 R076 UPD2012 R068 UPD2010 Ferrari D50 Ferrari D246 G.P. Gran Bretagna 1956 G.P. Gran Bretagna 1958 R076CH 1°Juan Manuel Fangio #1 2° Mike Hawthorn #2 + pilota/driver R123 R124 Ferrari 156 Ferrari 156 G.P. Olanda 1961 G.P. Monaco 1961 1° Wolfgang Von Trips #3 3° Phil Hill #38 R123T * NEW2011 Ferrari 156 * Muletto - T-CAR R222B NEW2011 Ferrari 156 Baghetti #32 ** TS02 NEW2012 Fiat 642 RN + F038 NEW2011 Ferrari 156 2 Meccanici G.P Italia, Monza 1961 S11/03 ** T-CAR #T Ferrari 156 RTS02 NEW2011 Von Trips #4 Limited Edition Fiat 642 RN + Ferrari 156 G.P Italia, Monza 1961 Hill #2, Ginther #6, Rodriguez #8 R289CH NEW2011 R290CH NEW2011 Ferrari 156 Ferrari 158 R289 G.P. Austria 1964 R290 G.P. Italia 1964 NO pilota/driver 1° Lorenzo Bandini #8 NO pilota/driver 1° John Surtees #2 R172CH R255 UPD2010 Ferrari 312 F1 Ferrari 312 F1 G.P. Olanda 1968 G.P. Italia 1967 R172 6° Chris Amon 7° Chis Amon #2 NO pilota/driver S0804B R294 UPD2010 Ferrari 312 F1 Ferrari 312 F1 R171 G.P. Francia 1968 Prove Modena 1969 NO pilota/driver 1° Jacky Ickx #26 Chris Amon R312CH UPD2010 R313CH UPD2010 Ferrari 312B Ferrari 312B R312 G.P. Austria 1970 R313 G.P. Italia 1970 NO pilota/driver 1° Jacky Ickx #12 NO pilota/driver 1° Clay Regazzoni #4 R511 NEW 2012 R512 NEW 2012 Ferrari 312T4 Ferrari 312T4 R511CH G.P. Italia 1979 R512CH G.P. Francia 1979 + pilota/driver 1° Jody Schekter #11 + pilota/driver 2° Gilles Villeneuve #12 R447CH S09/01 Ferrari 126C Ferrari 126C R447 prove G.P. Italia 1980 + pilota/driver prove G.P. Italia 1980 NO pilota/driver Gilles Villeneuve #2 + fotoincisioni Gilles Villeneuve #2 R487CH R367-CH Ferrari 126CK Ferrari 126CK R487 G.P. USA, Lomg Beach 1981 S11/01 G.P. Monaco 1981 NO pilota/driver Gilles Villeneuve #27 LIMITED EDITION 1° Gilles Villeneuve #27 30° ANNIVERSARY P004B P005 plus Ferrari 126CK plus Ferrari 126CK super G.P. Monaco 1981 super G.P. Monaco 1981 serie 1° Gilles Villeneuve #27 serie 4° Didier Pironi #28 R367M Ferrari 126CK Muletto T-CAR T01 P004F Meccanici Fiat 170 R367T RTS01G Ferrari 126CK Fiat 170 + T-CAR Gilles Villeneuve #27 Ferrari 126CK G.P Monaco, Montecarlo 1981 R368T 1° Gilles Villeneuve #27 Ferrari 126CK 4° Didier Pironi #28 T-CAR Didier Pironi #28 CH01T Gilles set CH02T Didier set R437CH R267CH Ferrari 126CK Ferrari 126C2 R436CH-438CH G.P. Canada 1981 R267 G.P. San Marino 1982 + pilota/driver Gilles Villeneuve #27 NO pilota/driver 2° Gilles Villeneuve #27 R268CH R272CH Ferrari 126C2 Ferrari 126C2 G.P. USA, Long Beach 1982 R268 G.P. San Marino 1982 R272 3° Gilles Villeneuve #27 NO pilota/driver 1° Didier Pironi #28 NO pilota/driver R142CH R143CH Ferrari 126C4 Ferrari 126C4 R142 G.P. 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