McLaren - Bruce McLaren Special - Spa-Francorchamps Circuit - 1968 - Papaya Orange | Collector's Edition

Collector's Edition of

500

Special embossed layer

Black

Unique production in

3d

Limited edition of 500 pieces, designed and created by Automobilist's team of artists
Use of the latest 3D modelling technology to rebuild the iconic car from scratch
Features unique black embossing
Comes as a standard sized poster, 50 x 70 cm (19 ¾ x 27 ½ inch), framing not included
Reproduced as a high quality offset print on 175g/m2 paper
Global Shipping from Europe, rolled and delivered in a protective tube. Shipping rates.
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$99.00

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McLaren - Bruce McLaren Special - Spa-Francorchamps Circuit - 1968 - Papaya Orange | Collector's Edition

$99.00

Story

BRUCE McLAREN REMEMBERED

On 2 June 1970, a young Bruce McLaren’s growing career was cut short due to an unfortunate incident during testing. The poster features his car from his lone F1® win - in Belgium, at the Spa-Francorchamps Circuit on 9 June 1968. According to the convention of the time, his cars should have been a mix of the New Zealand national colours of green, black and silver, but the papaya was adopted in 1968, when Bruce had begun to see how Americans publicised and marketed their racing activities with bright paint schemes. On the occasion of the 50th Anniversary of his passing, McLaren and Automobilist pay tribute to the charm and charisma of the man who’s name continues to inspire fans worldwide and the team at the Woking facility of McLaren.

For all of our posters we use high quality off-set printing, premium paper, and vibrant color reproduction that stands the test of time – just like the cars themselves. Each one is limited and labeled with a special hologram sticker to denote its authenticity.

UNIQUE PRODUCTION PROCESS

Our expertise in CGI and 3D modelling means we can recreate and digitalize any moment from history. We spend many hours researching to be as accurate as possible, perfecting every single detail imaginable. With this, we’re able to use our highly detailed models to create animations, social media content, behind the scenes documentaries, and more – taking them beyond just being a piece of artwork.