Mercedes-Benz W125, #2 Hermann Lang, 1937 GP Donington Limited edition ONLY 1,000 pcs world wide A beautiful rare & hard to find model! CMC has replicated the #2 Lang car virtually identical to the original. All parts of the W 125 are pieced together to give a valuable collectors item. The love for details can be seen in the 51 small and 27 larger metal rivets and the laying of the 41 cables and wires. Perfect gift, or for the Mercedes-Benz fan or the race car collector. Brand new! 100% mint model in SEALED never opened innerbox as seen in the pictures. Reference pictures of the car as the innerpackaging is sealed. Driver: #2 Hermann Lang Original vehicle description: Mercedes entered four race cars of the type W125 for the Donington Grand Prix of England that took place on October 2nd, 1937. With starting number 2, Hermann Lang took off from the first row of the grid. He drove a courageous race and demonstrated great driving skills as he scuttled through a white dust cloud at 275 km/hr to enter the Starkeg curve. In the 10th lap, Lang became the race leader. But later on, he had to deal with massive problems in the front wheel suspension, a defect that was very unusual for the W125 so far. It is likely that the extremely bumpy track (including one big jump) had caused this problem. Items will be carefully packed and sent with tracking information.