Rare model in this condition with original box, cedar wooden display and dust cover in acryl. Tag signed by Carlo Brianza. Carlo Brianza, icon of Italian model builders, build large-scale 1:14 Ferrari's in the second half of the 1980's. The 250LM 1964 was the seventh in the series, and by that time, most of the bugs had been worked out of the casting and finishing process. This superb Ferrari, individually numbered 257 is a rare collectors item. Paint work is outstanding, opening doors, boot and bonnet fit beautifully with tight seam lines. The interior, while spartan, includes all instruments, and the right-hand driving position indicates this was a pure competition beast. In 1965, the 250LM took an overall win at LeMans, racing under the banner of Luigi Chinetti's North American Racing Team. Although this was perhaps the 'LMs most famous victory, the car was extremely competitive at race tracks the world over. Arguably, the 250LM is one of Ferrari's most classic designs, combining raw power with a remarkably curvaceous body. ABC Brianza is still producing 1:14 250LM's in very limited numbers, at ... 2,500.00 Euros .