1:18 Scale. #2 Holden VF Commodore Supercar – Imagination Project Edition 9 – 1986 Bathurst 1000 Winner Tribute Livery

1:18 Scale. #2 Holden VF Commodore Supercar – Imagination Project Edition 9 – 1986 Bathurst 1000 Winner Tribute Livery

The Imagination Project by Authentic Collectables is an idea born out of creativity and a desire to produce a range of cool cars with no limits.

‘What if’ is the main question that drives this project. What if a designer had absolutely free range to create a racing livery without any restrictions? What if a driver could decide how their car would look? What kind of art cars could artists create on race or road cars? What if we combined retro and modern racing styles?

The questions, ideas and outcomes created by this project are limited only by our collective imaginations. In fact, the only limits that are placed on the models created in this range is the limited edition number.

Driven by our own creative division and also working with other designers, artists, brands, drivers and more – the Imagination Project is a collection of interesting, wild and fun limited edition models for motorsport, car and art & design collectors.

Our ninth edition in this range is this awesome Holden VF Commodore Supercar featuring a tribute livery to the classic 1986 Bathurst 1000 winner.

Originally appearing on the Group A VK Commodore body shape – the white, yellow and red Chickadee livery will surely bring back fond memories for many Holden fans and has been replicated in-house by the Authentic Collectables research and development team to fit the VF.

The concept of applying historic liveries to new Supercar body shapes isn’t new in the model car industry but it’s something we’ve always enjoyed seeing and thought it was time we should produce a few of our own. Tribute liveries like this are perfect to be included in our Imagination Project range and this ‘modern’ interpretation of this livery looks really awesome.

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