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BMW M1 Brun Motorsport – Le Mans 1983
Scale: 1/24
Skill Level: difficult
This deluxe paper model in 1:24 scale faithfully reproduces the BMW M1 run by Brun Motorsport in the 1983 24 Hours of Le Mans. With its striking gold paintwork with Warsteiner livery, realistic interior detailing, and precise proportions, this kit is a standout for vintage motorsport fans and seasoned papercraft builders.
The model highlights:
- 1:24 scale paper kit of the 1983 Le Mans Brun Motorsport BMW M1
- Iconic gold + Warsteiner sponsor design
- Full interior detail modeled
- Designed for experienced model builders and motorsport collectors
| Product type | Papermodel |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | Yankie Models |
| Scale | 1/24 |
| Designer | Jan Priskin |
| Difficulty | difficult |
| Sheet size | DIN A4 |
| Bauanleitung | Pictures |
Technical data:
- Car Type: BMW M1 Procar (Group B entry)
- Engine: BMW M88 inline-6, 3.5 L naturally aspirated
- Livery: Gold body with Warsteiner branding
- Team: Brun Motorsport
- Drivers: Leopold Prinz von Bayern, Angelo Pallavicini, Jens Winther
- Race: 24 Hours of Le Mans 1983, #90
- Result: Retired after approx. 160 laps, gearbox failure
In 1983, the Swiss Brun Motorsport team entered a BMW M1 Procar (#90) in the 24 Hours of Le Mans. The driver trio included Leopold Prinz von Bayern, Angelo Pallavicini, and Jens Winther — who brought maximum visibility to the golden M1 with Warsteiner sponsorship. The car topped qualifying in Group B but unfortunately retired around the 16th hour due to gearbox failure. Despite not finishing, it remains one of the most memorable liveries in motorsport history
