
Williams FW43B Mercedes #63 G. Russell Belgian GP 2021 Minichamps 1:18
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TL;DR: MCG's 1:18 diecast Williams FW11, #6, reproduces Nelson Piquet's 1986 livery from the Honda turbo-powered chassis that won Williams the constructors' championship. The drivers' title famously slipped away at the final race in Adelaide, making this car central to one of Formula 1's most dramatic season endings.
Few Formula 1 seasons carry the tension 1986 did, and the FW11 sat at the center of nearly all of it.
Williams entered 1986 with Honda's powerful turbocharged V6 and two genuinely fast drivers, Nelson Piquet and Nigel Mansell, fielding both in the FW11 across a season that delivered the constructors' championship comfortably while the drivers' title came down to the final race in Adelaide. Mansell's dramatic late-race tire failure, while running in position to secure the title, ultimately handed the drivers' crown to McLaren's Alain Prost instead, one of the sport's most talked-about championship conclusions. Piquet's own championship bid ended just short as well, making this FW11 a car defined as much by near-misses as by its genuine constructors' success.
MCG builds this FW11 in diecast at 1:18, giving the Honda-powered chassis's distinctive narrow cockpit and period sponsor livery real scale presence, with detail sharp enough to do justice to a car this historically significant. The larger format suits a subject with this much genuine motorsport weight behind it, offering more surface for the livery's graphics and turbo-era aerodynamic details than a smaller scale could manage. Displayed as a standalone centerpiece or alongside a Mansell-liveried sister car, this FW11 anchors any collection built around Formula 1's dramatic mid-1980s turbo era.