1:43 Race Oracle Red Bull Racing RB19 (2023) w/Driver - Verstappen #1

As a Formula 1 fan, I was excited to add the Bburago 1:43 Oracle Red Bull Racing RB18 to my collection — and it didn’t disappoint.Right out of the box, the car feels sturdy and well-made. The paint job is sharp, the sponsor decals are nicely detailed, and while it’s a smaller scale (1:43), it still makes an impact on display. It’s not a toy — it’s clearly meant for collectors, and it looks great on a shelf or desk.I love the authentic design touches that represent the RB18, and for the price, it delivers a really satisfying collectible experience. It’s not super heavy or premium like higher-end diecasts, but the quality is more than fair — especially for casual collectors or fans just starting their F1 shelf.Pros:• Great detailing for 1:43 scale• Sturdy build and smooth finish• Perfect for Red Bull Racing fans• Affordable, but doesn’t feel cheapCons:• On the smaller side (typical of 1:43 scale)• Fixed wheels — not a functional modelIf you’re a fan of Max Verstappen, Red Bull Racing, or just F1 in general, this is a solid and affordable collectible that feels fun to own. I’ll definitely be picking up more models from the Bburago lineup.

Very impressed with this F1 replica car! My 3 year old son is obsessed with F1 and this car was perfect for him. It’s just the right size and he plays with it all the time. This car would also be great for older F1 fans to display because the features are so realistic. Love this car!

Lindo y muy bueno

Great detalisation for such a small size, also the package was delivered really fast

Nice

I really like the size of the car.

The media could not be loaded. Why did you pick this product vs others?:Beautiful toy for F1 Fans, specially for RB fanatics. I ordered 2, one for my 18yo son and the other for me (50 yo). Very satisfied with my new office desk toy.

Colors are muted, details are fine by me. They’re compact and that’s important.Oddly the showcase they come in are not designed to stack, that’s a big neg for me because I live offgrid in a tiny home without space but I find that a pinch of butyl rubber at each corner holds them nicely in a stack.The car locks into the baseplate with a 90º twist lock device but one of the three I bought arrived without the lock. It turns out that a #6 x 3/8” sheet metal screw can be driven through the hole in the base up through the hole in the bottom of the car itself to lock the car to the base very solidly. Anything longer might protrude through the drivers helmet.These are very small and I’d love to have a whole bunch of much larger models but that’s not feasible for my living space so it is what it is. I like ‘em.