Tap "See More" to read the full text. Please also read the self-introduction section. Shipping included via Mercari. Fujimi 1/20 Ferrari F2003GA Monaco GP Spec This is a plastic model kit of the Ferrari F2003GA, which brought Michael Schumacher, a 7-time world champion, his fourth consecutive (and sixth overall) drivers' title, and the Scuderia Ferrari its fifth consecutive constructors' title, defeating Kimi Raikkonen in the championship battle. The Ferrari V10 engine, radiators, and other internal components are also reproduced, and the wheels are chrome-plated parts. The numerous buttons and switches on the steering wheel can be reproduced with decals. According to model magazines at the time, Fujimi received drawings from Ferrari during development, so the overall proportions, as well as the complex shapes of the monocoque and aerodynamic parts, are precisely reproduced. There are no noticeable distortions in the rear cowl and undertray, which are difficult to correct if warped, and the markings are in good condition without any noticeable yellowing or deterioration. It might be fun to obtain aftermarket decals and reproduce the 2004 Red Bull Sauber Petronas C23, which was derisively called the "Blue Ferrari." How about it for those who were looking for this or Schumacher fans? The package has dents, scratches, and other damage commensurate with age. It will be wrapped in bubble wrap and packed in a cardboard box for shipping. Many other models are also on sale. Tap the hashtags below to see a list of related items. #F1・Formula Car Listings #Race Car Plastic Model Listings #Model/Hobby Related Listings If you have any questions, please feel free to ask. Thank you. #Tamiya #Fujimi #Grand Prix Collection Series #Ferrari #Ferrari F1 #Ferrari F2003GA #Michael Schumacher #Michael Schumacher #Schumacher #AsseTreasures AsseTreasures@Mercari #Golden Week #Spring Break #Summer Vacation #Winter Break #Obon Vacation #Year-end and New Year Holidays #Year-end and New Year Holidays #How to Spend Consecutive Holidays #Making Models on Consecutive Holidays