Holden VF Commodore Supercar

Biante Model Cars are very pleased to present the Holden VF Commodore Supercar in the iconic livery of the 1972 Bathurst-winning LJ XU1 Torana in both 1:18 and 1:43 scales.

Believe it or not, it’s actually been 20 years since we released the 1972 Bathurst winner in 1:18 scale. Although we’ve all seen many changes in that time, one thing always holds true to us and our collectors: Our passion for this hobby and the heritage of Australian motorsport.

In recognition of this and as part of our celebration of 20 years producing Australian model cars, we thought it was a great time to produce something special.

For our Holden fans, we’ve replicated and adapted the famous 28C Bathurst Winner livery onto the last Supercar based on a locally produced Holden. The VF Commodore.

We’ve tried to include as many little details in this version as possible to celebrate the original LJ release (and even make some corrections. Hint – the windscreen banner!), but also honour the VF as the bookend to the Australian-produced Commodore. We’re quite proud of the final result and think the famous livery has wrapped itself around the VF remarkably well.

The 1:18 features the standard opening doors and bonnet while the 1:43 version is closed as per our normal VF Supercar range. Together with the usual excellent detailing and stunning paintwork, these models should not be missed.

Produced in diecast, both of these models have been set to an exclusive limited edition based on order numbers received and come with a numbered Certificate of Authenticity.

The 1:18 will form part of the Biante Peter Brock Collection.

Features:

• Authentic Interior Trim
• Detailed Engine Compartment
• Turning Front Wheels
• Opening Bonnet and Doors

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