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Williams FW11 Honda #6 N. Piquet F1 1986 MCG 1:18

Williams FW11 Honda #6 N. Piquet F1 1986 MCG 1:18
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Specifications
Car Brand
Williams
Model Manufacturer
MCG
Scale
1:18
Material
Diecast
Model Condition
New Model
SKU
MCG18626F
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About the Williams FW11 Honda #6 N. Piquet F1 1986 MCG 1:18

TL;DR: MCG's 1:18 diecast Williams FW11 Honda reproduces Nelson Piquet's #6 livery from the 1986 Formula 1 season, a turbocharged era car built during one of the sport's most dramatic championship fights, ultimately settled at the final round in Adelaide. Larger 1:18 scale gives period turbo-era detailing genuine room to register.

1986 produced one of Formula 1's most talked-about title deciders, and Piquet's Williams sat right at the centre of that fight without quite claiming the crown himself.

Period Turbo-Era Detail at 1:18

At this larger scale, the FW11's distinctive 1980s turbo-era proportions, wider rear bodywork housing the Honda turbocharged V6 and a comparatively narrow front track, carry genuine visual presence that smaller-scale releases can't match. Piquet's white, blue and yellow Williams-Honda livery is applied with clean separation between sponsor graphics and base colour, and period-correct detailing around the sidepod intakes and rear wing reflects the aggressive aerodynamic thinking of the era. MCG's diecast work on this subject captures a period when cockpit protection, tyre width and wing regulations all looked dramatically different from anything on a modern grid.

Piquet, Williams and the 1986 Title Fight

Nelson Piquet drove for Williams-Honda in 1986 alongside teammate Nigel Mansell, and between them the pair won more races than any other driver that season, yet the title ultimately went to McLaren's Alain Prost after a dramatic finale in Adelaide where Mansell suffered a high-speed tyre failure while leading. Piquet's own consistent performances that year make his FW11 a genuinely significant car from one of the most talked-about championship battles in the sport's history, even without the title to show for it.

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