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Bburago Racing Hauler 38402GR: Included F1 Car, Ramp and Display Fit

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Bburago black Mercedes-Benz Actros transporter and George Russell number 63 W15 F1 car, 1:43 set 38402GR

Choose Bburago Racing Hauler 38402GR when you want a transporter-and-race-car display. The named set combines a black Mercedes-Benz Actros Gigaspace transporter with the 2024 Mercedes-AMG W15 #63 George Russell and is listed at 1:43. Decide whether you want to show the closed transporter, the rear loading scene or a separate race car before planning the shelf.

The supplied race car matters

The 38402GR listing names the transporter and W15 race car together. Check its current supplied contents before expecting extra cars, separate figures or accessories shown with another hauler release.

The separately linked W15 28063GR is a 1:24 model. It is a comparison subject, not a documented replacement load for the 1:43 hauler. Shared driver and car name cannot overcome the scale difference.

Front view of the black Bburago Actros Gigaspace cab, with mirrors, windshield, silver Mercedes star and grille
The front detail shows the Actros cab, mirrors and grille. Use the complete set’s other photographs to check the rear compartment, race car and packaging as well.

Review the 38402GR set’s photos, contents and current offer.

Fit and ramp movement remain separate

Rear three-quarter view of Bburago 38402GR, with the transporter open and the W15 number 63 partly on its lowered ramp
This additional photograph from the 38402GR listing shows the open rear and lowered ramp. Reserve space behind the transporter for the arrangement you want; a still image does not measure that space or demonstrate a moving mechanism.

The current 38402GR photographs show the rear opening and a lowered ramp with the W15 partly on it. That view helps you plan an open display, but it does not demonstrate the hinge sequence, usable loading dimensions or overall length. If loading and unloading are the reason for buying, establish the exact mechanism before ordering or trying to move it.

Measure the full transporter arrangement for a shelf, including any confirmed extended ramp position. Do not infer coupling or load capacity from a real transporter. For a static display, the named car and carrier can be arranged as the exact package supports, without promising compatibility with other brands or scales.

Compare the two separately sold formats
Model or set Stated scale Item reference
Actros transporter + W15 #63 Russell 1:43 38402GR
Separate W15 #63 Russell model 1:24 28063GR
Bburago 28063GR Mercedes-AMG W15 number 63 in black, silver and turquoise, shown beside its separate 1:24 box
The 28063GR photograph shows the separately sold 1:24 W15 and its own box. Choose this format when the individual race car is the focus of your display.

Inspect the separate 1:24 W15 28063GR and check its current package details.

Choose 38402GR for its named 1:43 transporter-and-W15 combination. Choose 28063GR for a separate 1:24 race-car display. Confirm ramp and physical fit requirements separately; buying the transporter set does not add the separately listed 1:24 car.

Verify the exact Bburago car, driver and package

Keep the item reference, stated scale, represented season, driver and car number together in your notes. For the set discussed here, that means 38402GR, 1:43, the 2024 W15 and George Russell’s number 63. Similar Bburago names can hide meaningful release differences.

Choose the scale by display goal, then measure the footprint

Plan for the complete arrangement: the transporter closed, its rear open, or the separate race car on its own. A photo enlarged to fill your screen does not show the model’s physical size. Measure the real model or case dimensions before buying an enclosure, and leave clearance for wings, mirrors, stands or open panels.

Make a shelf plan before ordering

  1. Record usable shelf space. Measure length, depth and clear height, including any door track, support or raised front edge.
  2. Request the right model measurements. Ask for the transporter’s full closed footprint and the space required by the rear configuration you intend to use. Measure the separate car independently if it will stand beside the truck.
  3. Lay out paper outlines. Use those actual measurements for the truck and car. Leave the extra clearance you need to lift the model or remove a cover without catching mirrors or a wing.
  4. Check the final arrangement. Keep the ramp and car within the shelf, and confirm any movement you intend to use before trying it. Do not force a panel because the photograph shows an open configuration.

Questions before choosing the Racing Hauler

Does 38402GR include the W15 race car?

The current named set pairs the Actros transporter with the 2024 W15 #63 George Russell. Review that exact listing and packaging when ordering. The separate 1:24 model, 28063GR, is a different offer.

Can I use the 1:24 W15 as the hauler’s load?

Compatibility is not established. Treat 28063GR as a separate display model: sharing the W15 name and driver does not establish loading width, ramp clearance or fit inside the 1:43 set. Choose the named supplied pairing if your goal is the transporter scene.

How much room should I leave for the ramp?

Ask for the closed transporter dimensions and the full footprint with its rear open. Include the car’s position and the space needed to lift it clear. Mark that complete outline on paper before choosing a tightly fitted shelf or enclosure.

For a broader scale choice, use the Bburago F1 scale and shelf-planning guide. Browse the Bburago collection when you want to compare other vehicles or package formats.

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