Bugatti T32 #6 - 3rd place

Her real name was Mariette Hélène Delangle (1900-1984) and she left Eure-et-Loir after the Great War to try her luck in Paris. Thanks to her generous plastic and her talent as a dancer she made her place in Paname in the roaring twenties. It is René Carrère, photographer of Sacha Guitry who opens the doors of the world of the show and the automobile.

Noticed by Ettore Bugatti he sees in her a beautiful representative of the brand. She became the fastest woman in the world on the Bugatti 35C. She competed in 75 races around the world. Woman pilot in a macho world she faces men on and off the track. She ended her life in solitude misery and oblivion while she was a pioneer who competed and sometimes beat the greatest car drivers. 

It is this feminine and feminist character that we reproduce here in resin hand painted 1/18th.

Painted figurine in scale 1/18 of Ettore Bugatti in the 1930s. A new suit, a new more dynamic position for this second version of Ettore Bugatti.

Dressed in a 3-piece suit and a beige raincoat, wearing his bowler hat, Ettore Bugatti comes back in 2025 program to accompany the new Bugatti T59 and T32. It is delivered on a base to guarantee its stability.

Hand-painted resin figurine depicting in scale 1/18 a wheel mechanic. He wears a white worksuit or a blue work suit.

A complete wheel of a Bugatti T59 is included into the box.

Hand-painted resin figurine in scale 1:18 of Lucien, Bugatti' team mechanic. He is a refueller in white or blue worksuit. He is supplied with a funnel, a 5liter can of gasoline coming from the drugstore placed in Avenue Bollée in LeMans and a 2liters Bugatti can of oil.