Ferrari 296 GT3 38 Jon Miller - Samantha Tan - Isaac Tutumlu - Leonard Weiss "ST Racing with Rinaldi" "24 Hours of Spa" (2023) "Competition Series" 1

What is BBR Ferrari 296 GT3 38 Jon Miller - Samantha Tan - Isaac Tutumlu - Leonard Weiss "ST Racing with Rinaldi" "24 Hours of Spa" (2023) "Competition Series" 1?

This is a 1/18 scale diecast model of the Ferrari 296 GT3 #38 driven by Jon Miller, Samantha Tan, Isaac Tutumlu, and Leonard Weiss for ST Racing with Rinaldi at the 2023 24 Hours of Spa. Crafted by BBR, a respected name in high-end diecast models, this officially licensed piece captures the authentic livery, aerodynamics, and racing details of the competition vehicle. It comes in original unopened packaging, making it ideal for collectors who value factory-sealed condition and provenance.

Key features

• Scale — 1/18 for precise, display-ready proportions.
• Material — Made of resin with real rubber tires.
• Detailing — True-to-scale exterior and interior accuracy.
• Authenticity — Officially licensed Ferrari and race team branding.
• Condition — Brand new in manufacturer's sealed box.
• Dimensions — Approximately 9.5 inches long, 4 inches wide, 2.75 inches high.
• Use Case — Designed for display, not play; no moving parts or openings.

Who is BBR Ferrari 296 GT3 38 Jon Miller - Samantha Tan - Isaac Tutumlu - Leonard Weiss "ST Racing with Rinaldi" "24 Hours of Spa" (2023) "Competition Series" 1 for?

This model is tailored for adult collectors of motorsport memorabilia, Ferrari enthusiasts, and fans of endurance racing like the 24 Hours of Spa. It’s also a premium gift for those who appreciate limited-run, officially licensed automotive models. Due to its resin construction and static design, it’s not intended for children or interactive use.

How does BBR Ferrari 296 GT3 38 Jon Miller - Samantha Tan - Isaac Tutumlu - Leonard Weiss "ST Racing with Rinaldi" "24 Hours of Spa" (2023) "Competition Series" 1 compare?

Compared to standard polypropylene or plastic model kits, this BBR model offers superior finish, weight, and realism. It stands above mass-market diecasts in accuracy and materials, rivaling other high-end 1/18 scale models from brands like Minichamps or Autoart. Unlike buildable kits, it requires no assembly and is meant for immediate display in mint condition.