Ken M. Le Mans 1966

Hand-painted 1/18 resin figurine representing a newspaper seller at the 24 Hours of Le Mans.

His bag contains the associated newspapers and posters. He wears a uniform consisting of a jacket and pants as well as a paper hat in the colors of Maine Libre. Joseph is also equipped with a coin collector in charge of sorting the money. He sells the Maine Libre edition of June 18, 1966, which headline is "Ford à l'assaut de Ferrari" (Ford attacks Ferrari).

Hand painted resin figurine in scale 1/18th of a man simply dressed in navy blue trousers and a sky blue shirt. It can be self-sufficient.

But it actually completes a little sketch of three characters who made the history of the 24 Hours of Le Mans in 1966. Indeed his arm in the air can welcome the shoulder of Mr. Ken the driver and position himself near Joseph, the seller of the edition of the Maine Libre of June 18, 1966 whose one "Ford to the assault of Ferrari" already says a lot about the race that was going to be played that year.

Fans should recognize a famous Texas racing character with cowboy hat and shirt in the 1970s. 

This figurine is 1/18th scale. It is cast in resin and hand painted. The shirt is decorated with decals.