Bburago RB20 28060MV: Driver Figure, Dimensions and Edition Guide

The identifying feature of Bburago 28060MV is the driver figure supplied with the car. This 1:24 Oracle Red Bull Racing RB20 represents Max Verstappen’s number 1 car from 2024 and pairs it with a separate standing figure. The packaging connects the set to the Las Vegas Grand Prix and the 2024 Drivers’ Championship. Those details make it a different buying proposition from an RB20 supplied in a display case.

This guide explains the contents, the championship reference and the room needed to display both pieces. See the Bburago RB20 Verstappen 28060MV with driver figure for the matching product and its purchase details.

28060MV: the car and figure package

The manufacturer’s RB20 with driver listing and the M&J Toys listing for 18-28060MV support that identity. The exact supplier photograph below is also useful: the small three-dimensional figure stands on a clear support in front of the box, while the large driver portrait behind the car is printed packaging artwork.

Champion at Las Vegas does not mean race winner

Verstappen secured his fourth Formula 1 world championship at the 2024 Las Vegas Grand Prix by finishing fifth. George Russell won the race, with Lewis Hamilton second. The set’s championship wording commemorates Verstappen’s title; it should not be read as saying he won that Grand Prix. Formula 1’s official Las Vegas race report makes the distinction clear.

For a display label, “Max Verstappen — RB20 — 2024 Drivers’ Champion” is a clear description of the set’s story. If you include the Las Vegas location, describe it as the title-clinching event. That gives the miniature a precise historical context without turning a season achievement into a different race result.

Driver figure or display case: compare the references

A clear window in a cardboard retail box is not the same thing as a separate protective display case. That matters if the model will sit on an open shelf. With 28060MV, plan the display around the car and figure, and choose any additional cover by its usable internal space. Do not buy a case based only on a “1:24” label: its shape, interior height and base arrangement still need to suit this particular set.

The figure creates another option for composition. Beside the car, it makes the championship celebration immediately readable; behind the car, it needs enough height to remain visible. Leave a little separation between the pieces so the figure’s support does not crowd the wheels. The packaging photograph is a guide to the supplied pieces, not a measurement drawing for a cabinet.

Dimensions and display planning

The exact 28060MV distributor specification gives the car’s approximate dimensions as 9 × 3.5 × 2 inches, or about 22.9 × 8.9 × 5.1 cm. This estimate describes the car alone. It is not a measurement of the shipping box, the standing figure or the complete arrangement. The same specification describes metal and plastic construction, rubber tires and no opening parts.

Before choosing a shelf, mark out the approximate car footprint on paper and then leave extra space for the figure. Try the intended arrangement beside the objects that will share the shelf. This simple exercise is more useful than judging size from a photograph on a phone. A head-on view needs enough light to separate the dark front wing from the background; a three-quarter angle usually reveals more of the car’s length and the Oracle side graphics.

At equal full-size dimensions, a 1:24 miniature is about 1.79 times as long as a 1:43 miniature: 43 divided by 24 gives that linear comparison. Actual model measurements remain the better buying guide because different cars and their packaging vary. Our F1 model scale and display guide explores those choices in more detail.

Where the RB20 belongs in a collection

The RB20 name identifies the 2024 car in this set. If you already own a Verstappen model, check its chassis name and year before adding another. An RB19 or RB21 can share team colors and a familiar driver identity while representing another season. A collection organized by championship year benefits from an explicit label beneath each model, especially when the liveries have related colors.

Our RB19, RB20 and RB21 comparison is designed for choosing between seasons. This guide focuses on the particular car-and-figure package. For a collector who prefers celebrating the driver, the extra figure can be the deciding feature. For someone organizing an enclosed row of cars, the shelf dimensions and presentation format may matter more.

Unpacking and caring for both pieces

Use a clear, soft surface when opening the box, and keep the packaging until you have inspected the contents. Check the securing points before trying to release the car or figure, following any included instructions. Lift the car by sturdy supported areas rather than the wings, halo or mirrors. Move the figure by its support or body instead of pulling the raised arms.

On display, keep the arrangement away from the edge of the shelf and from strong direct sunlight. A clean, soft brush is a gentle way to remove loose dust; avoid pressing on decals or small protruding details. The package carries a 14+ marking. That is useful information when choosing a gift, along with the fact that this is a finished collectible rather than an assembly kit.

Before choosing this edition

Match four things: RB20, Verstappen number 1, 1:24, and 28060MV with driver figure. Then decide where the figure will stand and whether you want an additional cover. This keeps the purchase aligned with the actual set instead of a photograph or title belonging to another package.

Return to the Bburago RB20 28060MV product page to review the current listing. For a broader display, browse the Bburago collection or our Formula 1 models and compare scale before combining pieces.