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Williams FW44 Mercedes #23 A. Albon Bahrain GP 2022 Case Edition Minichamps 1:18

Williams FW44 Mercedes #23 A. Albon Bahrain GP 2022 Case Edition Minichamps 1:18
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Specifications
Brand
Williams
Manufacturer
Minichamps
Scale
1:18
Material
Resin
Model Condition
Used Model
SKU
147220123
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About the Williams FW44 Mercedes #23 A. Albon Bahrain GP 2022 Case Edition Minichamps 1:18

TL;DR: Minichamps' 1:18 resin Williams FW44 Mercedes reproduces Alexander Albon's #23 entry from the 2022 Bahrain Grand Prix, the season-opening race of his return to Formula 1 with Williams. This case edition adds a display cover to the sealed resin build, suiting collectors tracking Albon's comeback season.

Alexander Albon spent a season on the sidelines before Williams handed him a race seat for 2022, and the Bahrain season opener was where that comeback actually began on track.

Case Edition Presentation and Resin Build

This FW44 arrives as a case edition, meaning the sealed resin body ships with a display cover rather than the open tray more common at this scale. Resin construction gives Minichamps sharper edges along the FW44's sidepods and floor than a diecast equivalent, though there are no opening panels to inspect since the body is a single cast piece. The Mercedes-powered livery is applied through fine tampo printing, and at 1:18 the FW44's low nose and narrow cockpit opening read clearly under direct light, a detail resin captures more cleanly than heavier die-cast tooling.

Albon's Return to a Formula 1 Grid

After losing his Red Bull seat at the end of 2020, Albon spent 2021 as a Red Bull-affiliated reserve driver before Williams brought him back to a race seat for 2022. Bahrain was the first round of that return, run against a Williams team that was rebuilding rather than fighting for points, which makes this livery a marker of a comeback rather than a race-winning result. For collectors following Albon's career specifically, this is the car that restarted it.

Displayed among other 2022-season liveries, this FW44 case edition works best as a driver-focused piece rather than a headline result, and the included cover makes it easy to keep dust-free without a separate cabinet fitting.

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