Bluebird V Car
£210.00
Bluebird V Car
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Car: 26.75cm x 9cm x 2cm
Base: 27cm x 10.25cm 2cm
Boxed Weight: 760g
Hand Carved from sustainable mahogany and hand painted
The Campbell-Railton Blue Bird was Sir Malcolm Campbells’s final land speed record car. The Car was powered by a supercharged Rolls-Royce R V12 engine. The record was set in February 1935 at Daytona Beach Florida, at 276.82mph. Campbell then became the first person to exceed 300mph when he took it to a new record of 301.129mph on the Bonneville Salt Flats Utah.
The Car Survives today at Daytona speedway circuit Museum.
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Henry Ritchie (verified owner) –
I don’t collect model cars. I collect model aircraft and have 3 brilliant Bravo Delta models. However, I made an exception for the Bluebird. Browsing through the website I saw it and it got to me. A week later I made up my mind to order it. Great looking model, you can “see” the power in the engine . The inscription on the stand is more than just a bit of information; it is a statement that this is a historic car on a historic occasion.
Henry Ritchie (verified owner) –
I collect model aircraft and have 3 brilliant Bravo Delta models . Browsing the website I saw the Bluebird and a it got to me. A great looking car, lovely colour, and you can “see” the power in the engine. Inscription on the stand is a reminder that this is a historic car and a historic occasion.
Henry Ritchie (verified owner) –
I collect model aircraft and have 3 brilliant models from Bravo Delta. The Bluebird is something different and caught my eye while browsing the website. It got to me and I ordered it. Great looking model, eye catching colour and you can “see ” the power of the engine. Inscription on the stand makes a statement about a historic occasion and car.
Henry Ritchie (verified owner) –
Great car – looks, colour, and you can almost “see” the power of the engine. Inscription on the stand highlights the historic occasion.