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BMW 2002 tiK BMW AG #1 H. Hahne / D. Quester Class Winner Guards International 6 Hours Brands Hatch 1969 Minichamps 1:18

BMW 2002 tiK BMW AG #1 H. Hahne / D. Quester Class Winner Guards International 6 Hours Brands Hatch 1969 Minichamps 1:18
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Specifications
Brand
BMW
Manufacturer
Minichamps
Scale
1:18
Material
Diecast
Model Condition
Used Model
SKU
155692762
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About the BMW 2002 tiK BMW AG #1 H. Hahne / D. Quester Class Winner Guards International 6 Hours Brands Hatch 1969 Minichamps 1:18

TL;DR: Minichamps' 1:18 diecast BMW 2002 tiK reproduces the works BMW AG #1 car that won its class at the 1969 Guards International 6 Hours, Brands Hatch, driven by H. Hahne and D. Quester. A documented touring-car result rendered in period-correct diecast livery.

The BMW 2002 turned touring car racing into a genuine works program in the late 1960s, and Brands Hatch was one of the international rounds where that effort proved itself.

Rendering a Works Livery With Period Accuracy

BMW's factory racing colors of the period relied on bold number panels and simple sponsor graphics, and Minichamps keeps those elements crisply printed on the 2002's compact, boxy body. The zinc alloy construction gives the small car genuine weight in hand, and the roll cage detailing visible through the glazing adds a layer of competition authenticity without complicating the casting. At roughly 20cm in 1:18, the 2002 tiK is compact even by touring car standards, but its stance and wheel arch flares carry the period's motorsport character clearly.

A Class Win Worth Collecting

Dieter Hahne and Dieter Quester were established names in BMW's works touring car program, and their class win at Brands Hatch is a specific, checkable result rather than a generic period livery guess. For collectors who follow BMW's transition from road-car underdog to touring car powerhouse through the 2002's competition career, this piece documents a real result at a genuinely international event. It pairs well with other late-1960s BMW touring car entries to build a season-spanning motorsport display.

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