Model Factory Hiro K096 1/24 Ferrari 312F1 Ver.C 1969 South Africa GP Multi-material kit

After the Ferrari Team lost Lorenzo Bandini who died by accident in the year 1967, the team enhanced the 312F1 to '68 edition and raced for the year 1968. The wing which had been tested in previous year were being installed starting from this year to provide certain aerodynamics effect. At the time that other teams were having accidents and troubles during the wing tests due to the change of regulations, the 312F1 driven by J. Icxx won the French GP.
In the year 1969, despite of the improved engine was more and more powerful and the wing had been widened, the basic design of the 312 series was using since 1966 and it became too old to compete with their rivals. However, C. Amon was leading all the time in the Spanish GP (but retired because of the engine fault), and won the 3rd place in the Dutch GP. Although the 312F1 series raced from 1966 to 1969 is the slump period of the Ferrari team, it is the important pieces of the evolving process from 312B series to its the successor car 312T series of the Scuderia Ferrari F1 cars.

- a multi-material kit featuring white metal, resin, photo etch sheet, rubber tyres and decals.
- nose is detachable, the interior parts can be seen after the kit is finished.