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[FredrikB]

Don't know if it counts as merch, but i have a four of the Lego F1-cars. Senna, Mansell and the smaller Mclaren and Williams.

And a Caterham wheel nut.. 

[DW46]

Just got a lego F40 as a gift from the missus 🙌

[PayasYouRace]

Don't know if it counts as merch, but i have a four of the Lego F1-cars. Senna, Mansell and the smaller Mclaren and Williams.
And a Caterham wheel nut..

They’re officially licensed, so why wouldn’t they be merch?

[SophieB]

Oh, I also have a wheel nut from the Mercedes car of either Nico Rosberg or Michael Schumacher with a small clock in it. It was a Christmas present from my parents and I love it despite or maybe even because it has that typical parent thing going on of knowing pretty much what you are into (F1) but not little details, such as which drivers you like.

 

[paulb]

I thought I was done with racing merch until AO Racing and Rexy, Roxy, and Spike came along.

[paulb]

And I can’t forget this carbon heart from Alastair Gibson. The base is a transmission gear from a modern F1 car.

 

Edited by paulb, 28 March 2025 - 11:37.

[FLB]

I just got me one of those...   

 

[Myrvold]

I just got me one of those...   

 

 

I thought that was a ByKolles at first 

[FLB]

I thought that was a ByKolles at first 

Well the first version of the 9X8 performed like it!   

[Frood]

Eh, get a few of these from Bricklink, et voilà! Instant ByKolles!*

*please note, Colin Kolles sold separately

Edited by Frood, 29 March 2025 - 00:25.

[vlado]

I have zero things and I think it's time but I can't decide what to get 

 

That new Ferrari jacket is nice but I think its just too much of a statement for me 

Edited by vlado, 29 March 2025 - 00:24.

[Gary Davies]

I have a front wheel nut from a 2011 Mercedes MGP W02. The Part number is L163 NCR 2011-C02-0803/1.

 

I'm informed it was fitted at one time to Michael Schumacher's car.  It has signs of wear from the rigours inflicted by the airgun.

[PlatenGlass]

A few people have mentioned wheel nuts. It suggests there should also be a loose wheel around somewhere...

[Risil]

Oh, I also have a wheel nut from the Mercedes car of either Nico Rosberg or Michael Schumacher with a small clock in it. It was a Christmas present from my parents and I love it despite or maybe even because it has that typical parent thing going on of knowing pretty much what you are into (F1) but not little details, such as which drivers you like.

Just needs "World Champions 2016" inscribed on it to complete the effect

[Beri]

Don't know if it counts as merch, but i have a four of the Lego F1-cars. Senna, Mansell and the smaller Mclaren and Williams.
And a Caterham wheel nut..

Got myself the Williams FW14b and have now bought the McLaren MP4/4 too.
Subsequently; I love the white Red Bull at this years Japanese Grand Prix. Even so much, that I pre ordered the 1:18 diecast model of it from the official Verstappen store. One hell of a chunk of money it did cost. But a limited collectable none the less that will sit nice in our new house in my office.

Edited by Beri, 05 April 2025 - 01:55.

[The Passenger]

I have zero things and I think it's time but I can't decide what to get

Other than books, same here, but I'll probably end up just buying more books.

[DW46]

My nephew is a salesman at Mercedes so I have recently acquired a 2021 & 2022 team jersey and a Mercedes click that looks like an old fashioned speedometer.l

[man]

No clothing as it's not my thing. I have around 150 1/43 GP models however, mostly from Spark with an emphasis on the 1970's-1980's. Quite ridiculous really as I never look at them plus they are stored boxed in a cupboard.

I guess I appreciate the detail and accuracy of the models as bits of art rather than the actual cars in reality.

I think I'll probably sell 99 percent in the next year or two, and perhaps the only consolation for this ridiculous "hobby" is that the vast majority are probably worth a fair bit more than what I paid for them.