NuNu PN20001 McLaren MP4/2C '86 Portuguese GP 1/20 – Plastic Model Kit

NuNu PN20001 McLaren MP4/2C '86 Portuguese GP in 1/20 scale is a unique offering for Formula 1 racing fans and rally car model collectors. The set features the famous McLaren team car, driven in the 1986 season by, among others, Alain Prost and Keke Rosberg. This vehicle achieved spectacular successes during the Portuguese Grand Prix at the Estoril circuit.

This model replicates the legendary McLaren MP4/2C – a car that made its mark in Formula 1 history thanks to its advanced technologies and distinctive design. The British McLaren team equipped this car with a turbocharged TAG-Porsche V6 engine, providing their drivers with a track advantage and enabling them to compete for top honors from 1984 to 1986. The MP4/2C model is an evolution of earlier versions, which brought Prost victory in the 1986 season, as well as at the Portuguese GP.

• Model scale: 1/20 – an excellent balance between detail and ease of display
• Country of origin of vehicle: United Kingdom (McLaren Team)
• Historical period: Cold War, Formula 1 1986 season
• Venue of use: International F1 races, including the Portuguese Grand Prix (Estoril, 1986)
• Material: High-quality plastic, ensuring precise detailing and easy processing
• Additional elements: Precise decals – replicating the McLaren racing team's livery from 1986
• Product category: Plastic model kit

The model does not include glue or paints, allowing every modeler to select their own techniques and finishing effects. The set offers a realistically shaped body, detailed cockpit, and distinctive aerodynamic elements typical of turbo-era cars.

We recommend this set especially for intermediate and advanced modelers who value the ability to paint and assemble it by hand, and who also want to have one of the most awarded F1 cars of the 1980s in their collection. The NuNu PN20001 model is perfect for display, as a gift, or as a competition project.

Build difficulty: 3/5 – recommended for modelers with some experience in building racing car models.