Spark 1:43 Aston Martin Vantage GT3 No.777 D’station Racing 2026 Charlie Fagg / Tomonobu Fujii Super GT Season (43SGT26777) Resin Model

Add a GT300-class endurance racer to your collection with the Aston Martin Vantage GT3 D’station Racing No.777, Super GT 2026. This officially licensed replica represents the D’station Racing entry, driven by Tomonobu Fujii and Charlie Fagg.

The Aston Martin Vantage GT3 was developed by Aston Martin Racing as the brand’s customer GT3 contender, built around the second-generation Vantage road car. Power comes from a Mercedes-AMG-sourced 4.0-litre twin-turbocharged V8, repositioned and recalibrated for circuit duty and mated to a sequential racing gearbox. Aerodynamics, suspension and cooling are all bespoke to the racing programme, with weight distribution biased toward delivering balanced handling on a wide range of tyre compounds. The model has become a regular fixture in GT3 grids worldwide, including IGTC, GTWC and Japan’s Super GT GT300 category. D’station Racing has campaigned the Vantage in Super GT for several seasons, building a reputation as one of the leading Aston Martin customer teams in Asia.

Across the Super GT 2026 season, the No.777 Vantage GT3 competes in the GT300 class against a varied field of Japanese and European GT3 machinery, including the Honda NSX GT3, Nissan GT-R Nismo GT3, Toyota GR Supra GT300, Mercedes-AMG GT3, BMW M4 GT3, Lamborghini Huracán GT3 and Porsche 911 GT3 R. The class mixes pure GT3 entries with JAF-GT and Mother Chassis cars, producing one of the most diverse grids in international sportscar racing. Fujii and Fagg form an experienced pairing focused on consistency across the long-distance rounds that define the championship.

Made by Spark in 1:43 scale, this resin model measures approximately 10.5cm and comes mounted on a branded display base inside a clear protective case. As a sealed-body replica, the focus is on accurate panel shapes, printed liveries and finely detailed photo-etched and printed components rather than opening parts. The 1:43 format sits well alongside other Super GT and GT3 replicas from the same range, making it straightforward to build a coherent class or season display.

A strong choice for Aston Martin collectors, Super GT followers tracking the GT300 class and fans of Tomonobu Fujii and Charlie Fagg. It also suits collectors building a 1:43 Super GT 2026 grid or focusing on customer GT3 entries in Asian championships.

Understanding Scale

The scale of a model is its size as a proportion to the real-life item. For instance, a 1:18 scale model means that every 1 unit of measurement on the model equals 18 units on the real item. If you divide the real item's size by 18, you'd get the size of the 1:18 model. Please note that models can vary slightly in size, as not all real-life items, like cars or planes, have the same dimensions.

Model Cars:

• 1:12 scale: ~38 cm or 15 inches
• 1:18 scale: ~25 cm or 10 inches
• 1:24 scale: ~18 cm or 7 inches
• 1:43 scale: ~10 cm or 4 inches
• 1:64 scale: ~7 cm or 2.75 inches
• 1:76 scale: ~6 cm or 2.3 inches

Model Trucks:

• 1:12 scale: ~75 cm or 29.5 inches
• 1:18 scale: ~50 cm or 19.7 inches
• 1:24 scale: ~38 cm or 15 inches
• 1:43 scale: ~21 cm or 8.3 inches
• 1:64 scale: ~14 cm or 5.5 inches
• 1:76 scale: ~12 cm or 4.7 inches

Model Bikes:

• 1:6 scale: ~30 cm or 12 inches
• 1:10 scale: ~18 cm or 7 inches
• 1:12 scale: ~15 cm or 6 inches