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BMW 1800 TiSA #6 J. Munaron / K. Eppelein 24 Hours of Spa 1965 Minichamps 1:18

BMW 1800 TiSA #6 J. Munaron / K. Eppelein 24 Hours of Spa 1965 Minichamps 1:18
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Specifications
Brand
BMW
Manufacturer
Minichamps
Scale
1:18
Material
Diecast
Model Condition
Used Model
SKU
155652906
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About the BMW 1800 TiSA #6 J. Munaron / K. Eppelein 24 Hours of Spa 1965 Minichamps 1:18

TL;DR: Minichamps' 1:18 diecast BMW 1800 TiSA reproduces car #6 from the 1965 24 Hours of Spa, driven by Jean Munaron and Karl Eppelein. This companion entry rounds out BMW's works touring car effort at the demanding Belgian endurance race.

The 1800 TiSA's touring car campaign at Spa relied on multiple works entries running together, and this #6 car represents one part of that team effort.

Fine Livery Work on a Compact Touring Car

The 1800 TiSA's flat, upright panels leave the race livery's number roundel and sponsor decals fully exposed to scrutiny, and Minichamps keeps that graphic work sharp and correctly aligned rather than smudged at the panel edges. The zinc alloy body gives the compact sedan genuine weight for its size, and the narrow period tires and simple trim details stay proportionally accurate to the mid-1960s original. At roughly 21cm in 1:18, it sits smaller than later GT racers but carries the honest, unadorned character of period touring car racing.

A Team Effort Told Across Two Cars

Displayed alongside its #3 sister car, driven by Dieter Glemser and Jacky Ickx at the same event, this #6 entry completes a two-car picture of BMW's 1965 Spa effort rather than standing as an isolated piece. Endurance racing has always depended on multi-car team strategy, and having both entries on a shelf tells that story more completely than either car alone. For collectors focused on 1960s Group racing history, this is the kind of pairing that rewards patient, theme-driven collecting.

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