Mazda 787B Baby Piranha /20

Please allow an average of 4-6 weeks for delivery although we will keep you updated along the way. 

Produced to represent the Mazda 787B driven by Volker Weidler, Johnny Herbert and Bertrand Gachot which became the first Japanese car to win the LeMans 24-hour race in 1991.

This Alastair Gibson and Carbon Art 45 sculpture is a smaller version of the racing piranha 2' sculpture which was originally commissioned by Rubens Barrichello in 2007. The sculpture captures the aggressive look and the hydrodynamic shape of the Red Bellied Piranha.

Selected parts and materials used in this sculpture are from modern Grand Prix cars as listed below.

Sculpture limited to 20 pieces.

Body: Carbon fibre, 2 ply/layers 2 x 2 twill 200 gsm with UV resistant clear gloss coating.

Dorsal and underside fins: 0.5 mm photo etched stainless steel coated silver.

Tail and Pectoral fins: 0.5 mm photo etched stainless steel coated silver.

Marking Detail: Silver and gold standard piranha details with custom designed Mazda 787B vinyl transfer.

Teeth: Printed chrome on black Decal.

Mounting base and rod: Mounted on a black coated wooden base with yellow Dunlop tyre ID logo and a gear from a modern Formula One GP car and stainless steel rod. *

Mounting methods: Desk mounted.

Dimensions: L 140 mm W 40 mm H 330 mm on base.

*Bases may vary slightly due to parts availability.