AML Miniatures - made in England 1:43 - Model race car - #43023 Tojeiro Aston Martitn Bristol Engine 1954/1956 - b.r.g. met. green - professionally built - very good quality - very rare today - in the original kit box





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AML Miniatures 1/43 resin model of the Tojeiro Aston Martin Bristol Engine 1954/1956 in green metallic, professionally built and in very good condition, supplied in its original box.
Description from the seller
Offering you a very rare and very interesting 1/43rd resin artisanal model car by AML Miniatures made in England ref. #43023 Tojeiro Aston Martin Bristol Engine 1954/1956 - b.r.g. metal green professionally built - very good quality - rare today - in the original box - without a plastic case very limited edition - very hard to find today Note the last photo of the real car ... not with this Lot ... Historic Note The Tojeiro Halton Aston Martin was built between 1954 and 1955 (though often dated 1954–1956, depending on specifications and upgrades). Designer: John Tojeiro (featuring a lightweight barchetta-style tubular chassis). Context: Custom-built for the Halton Stable Racing Club, a group of Royal Air Force (RAF) pilots and enthusiasts. Engine: Originally designed or adapted with British engines of the era (such as Bristol units or Aston Martin DB2/4 engines, the latter installed in the 1960s by the specialist firm Chequered Flag).
Seller's Story
Offering you a very rare and very interesting 1/43rd resin artisanal model car by AML Miniatures made in England ref. #43023 Tojeiro Aston Martin Bristol Engine 1954/1956 - b.r.g. metal green professionally built - very good quality - rare today - in the original box - without a plastic case very limited edition - very hard to find today Note the last photo of the real car ... not with this Lot ... Historic Note The Tojeiro Halton Aston Martin was built between 1954 and 1955 (though often dated 1954–1956, depending on specifications and upgrades). Designer: John Tojeiro (featuring a lightweight barchetta-style tubular chassis). Context: Custom-built for the Halton Stable Racing Club, a group of Royal Air Force (RAF) pilots and enthusiasts. Engine: Originally designed or adapted with British engines of the era (such as Bristol units or Aston Martin DB2/4 engines, the latter installed in the 1960s by the specialist firm Chequered Flag).

