Umberto Galli: Ferrari’s Model Maker

From cardboard to composites, this man has been building Ferrari Formula 1 scale models for most of his life, whether in his childhood room or for the wind tunnel in Maranello.

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Sotirios Bakaimis

nice fellow, passionate about his work.

Zkrazee

Really enjoyed this film! As a lifetime builder of car models, it was fascinating to see and hear the story of Umberto, who seems to be the perfect humble and talented fit in what seems to me to be a dream job.

Mike Medlen

Enjoyed this film very much. Especially since I just visited Modena and Maranello including the Ferrari museum and Enzo’s birthplace less than two years ago.

BTG88

If you turn on the CC button at the bottom the screen, you will see the English sub-titles.

Joseph Kitterman

Could you please add English captioning?

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