JPS Baby Piranha /20 F1 Legality Plank Selected parts and materials used

Selected parts and materials used in this Alastair Gibson and Carbon Art 45 sculpture are from modern Grand Prix cars as listed below

the competitor needs to get as close to an opponent as possible

It made its historic first flight on 5 March 1936 from what was then Eastleigh Aerodrome (now Southampton Airport)

wing adjuster flange from the Sahara Force India F1 Team part no

Sculpture limited to ten pieces plus two artists proofs

JPS Baby Piranha /20 F1 Legality Plank Selected parts and materials usedPlease allow an average of 4 6 weeks for delivery although we will keep you updated along the way. Produced to represent the iconic livery of the Lotus Type 72 Formula One Grand Prix car, winner of the 1972 Drivers World Championship with Brazilian Emerson Fittipaldi. This sculpture by Alastair Gibson and Carbon Art 45 is a smaller version of the racing piranha 2 sculpture which was originally commissioned by Rubens Barrichello in 2007. This sculpture