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Bugatti EB110 GT Blue Anson 1:18

Bugatti EB110 GT Blue Anson 1:18
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Specifications
Brand
Bugatti
Manufacturer
Anson
Scale
1:18
Material
Diecast
Model Condition
Used Model
SKU
30303-W
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About the Bugatti EB110 GT Blue Anson 1:18

TL;DR: Anson's 1:18 diecast Bugatti EB110 GT in blue reproduces the quad-turbocharged V12, all-wheel-drive supercar built under Romano Artioli's Bugatti revival, launched in 1991 to mark Ettore Bugatti's 110th anniversary. Diecast construction captures the car's distinctive scalloped side intakes.

The EB110 tried to relaunch an entire marque with a single car, and its engineering ambition still reads clearly through its unusual scalloped bodywork.

Anson's Diecast Rendering of the EB110 GT

Blue paint over the EB110's distinctive scalloped side intakes and low, wide stance gives diecast tooling a genuinely unusual shape to reproduce compared to more conventional supercar subjects of the same era. The car's technical ambition, a quad-turbocharged V12 paired with all-wheel drive, an unusual combination even among 1990s supercars, is reflected in the model's aggressive proportions rather than any mechanical detail a diecast could realistically show. Typical opening features remain available at this tier, and panel accuracy holds up reasonably well against the real car's distinctive silhouette.

A Single Car Built to Relaunch a Marque

Romano Artioli revived the Bugatti name in 1991 specifically to build the EB110, named for Ettore Bugatti's 110th anniversary, and the car's specifications, quad-turbo power and all-wheel-drive grip, were genuinely ambitious for the period even as the broader business venture ultimately struggled financially within a few years. That combination of engineering seriousness and commercial fragility gives the EB110 a distinctly different story from most 1990s supercars, closer to a bold experiment than a sustained product line. For a collector interested in automotive revival stories that didn't fully succeed commercially, the EB110 is a genuinely compelling subject.

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