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Auto World NHRA 1:24: Tony Stewart Top Fuel vs Matt Hagan Funny Car

Auto World Tony Stewart number 14TF Rayce Rudeen Foundation Top Fuel dragster in blue and yellow

Choose Tony Stewart's AWN052 Top Fuel model for its long dragster layout and blue-and-yellow Rayce Rudeen Foundation livery. Choose Matt Hagan's AWN046 Funny Car for the Dodge Charger subject and its removable upper body. Both Auto World models are labeled 1:24, but their listed lengths differ by 7.5 inches.

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Tony Stewart AWN052: allow for 16.75 inches of length

The number 14TF Top Fuel dragster identifies Tony Stewart, the Rayce Rudeen Foundation and the 2025 model subject. Its approximate listed dimensions are 16.75 inches long, 3.5 wide and 4.25 high.

The description specifies an opening canopy and removable nose cover. Those features suit a collector interested in varying the stationary display without treating the whole model as a conventional road car with opening doors.

Choose this offer when the driver and exact livery are wanted and there is room for the long body. The 2025 label is part of the advertised release identity, not a claim about current racing results.

Matt Hagan AWN046: a different way to expose the car

The 2025 MOPAR Direct Connection Dodge Charger Funny Car identifies Matt Hagan and code AWN046. It is approximately 9.25 inches long, 3.5 wide and 3.75 high.

The listing describes an opening roof hatch and a clamshell body whose upper half can be removed. A body-off display emphasizes the model underneath rather than the complete Charger-shaped exterior.

Provide a protected place for the detached upper body. The car's listed width and length do not describe the combined footprint of the chassis and shell placed beside each other.

The same scale does not make these interchangeable gifts

Both combine diecast metal with plastic components and rubber tires. The meaningful choices are the driver, livery, vehicle category and access features—not the assumption that all 1:24 NHRA models use the same enclosure.

A fan who follows Hagan's Funny Car may not consider Stewart's Top Fuel model a substitute. Match the full driver-and-livery title before comparing price.

A concrete case-fit warning

The AWDC001 Prestige case is advertised for 1:24–1:18 models and lists approximately 13.5 inches of length. That is too short for the 16.75-inch Top Fuel model; its broad scale description does not override the dimensions.

The shorter Funny Car is only a candidate for a larger case after its usable internal width and height are confirmed. A removable-body arrangement needs a separate measurement. Neither pairing is presented here as physically fit-tested.

Choose the exact NHRA subject and intended display pose first, then check current price and availability in the Autoworld Models & Collectibles collection.