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Ferrari 312T Monaco 1975 #11/12 Lauda/Regazzoni
McLaren MCL60 9th Monaco 2023 #4 Norris 1:18
Oreca 07 15th Le Mans 2023 #48 IDEC Sport
McLaren MCL38 1st Singapore 2024 #4 Norris 1:64
Lamborghini Countach LPI 800-4 Metalllic Purple :18
Italian Grand Prix at Monza 1971, that sprint that made history. Fifty-four years ago September 5th saw the most spectacular finish ever, with five single-seaters at the finish line packed into just 61 hundredths of a second. The 42nd edition of the Italian Grand Prix was still to be decided with five drivers vying for the highest step on the podium and with Peterson ahead of Cévert, Hailwood, Gethin and Ganley, the latter, however, ended up losing contact with the group. At the entrance to the Parabolica, Gethin took the slipstream mocking everyone, taking the lead and passing first under the chequered flag. Behind the English driver came Peterson, beating Cévert by a hundredth. Points also went to Hailwood, Ganley and Amon. Peterson drove the red March 711 without the elliptical wing on the nose and with a very small rear wing to better exploit the speed on the long straights of the Brianza circuit. An iconic version of the wonderful 711.....
£94.25
 
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AutoCult continues its mission to model history's more obscure machines with this smashing little likeness of the car that won the 1954 Rallye des Alpes - an event run in July of that year but in conditions that were sometimes downright hostile. Driven by its creator, Wolfgang Denzel, the speedster zipped along mountain passes still partially covered in snow, besting Porsches, Renaults,Triumphs and even a Sunbeam Alpine piloted by Stirling Moss.

 

Sporting Success  

Wolfgang Denzel, supplier of the cars of the same name, achieved over 300 successes at sporting events in his career – on two and four wheels – and the greatest success of his career was the overall victory at the “XVII Rallye international des Alpes” in 1954.   On July 8, 1954, the riders started in Marseille and covered over 3,000 kilometers in the winding and mountainous roads of France and Italy before the racers finally finished their marathon ride in Cannes on July 13, 1954. 46-year-old Wolfgang Denzel was sitting behind the steering wheel and his companion Stroinigg guided him the way from the passenger seat. From today’s perspective, the fact that the duo chose a 1300cc Denzel convertible for the rally is unusual, because in the still snow-covered heights of the French and Italian Alps, temperatures were anything but summerly.   With the numbers of their starting number 228 painted in bold on the two doors, the two Austrians confidently dominated the “1001-1300” displacement class, so that they were rated as the fastest in their class at the finish line in Cannes. For Wolfgang Denzel, this was the greatest motorsport success, not least in his own car, which underlined his myth in the scene as the feared opponent of the Porsche drivers.   Of course, the victory was an enormous proof of the performance of the Denzel engine and the Denzel 1300, so that it not only increased aware....

£128.95
 
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12
Sep
Looksmart: two new Carlos Sainz additions — the Ferrari SF-24 from 4th place at the 2024 Italian Grand Prix in 1:43 scale, plus his 1st Mexico 2024 race helmet in 1:5 scale. Both are now available to order...
BBR: quick off the blocks with the announcement of the all new Ferrari 849 Testarossa in coupe and Spider forms and additional Assetto Fiorano versions too. Sixteen in total to choose from...
Looksmart: just a single new 43rd scale model to list with the Rodriguez/Guichet NART Ferrari 412P, 3rd placed in the 1967 Daytona 12hrs and anticipated for release during Q4/2025...
11
Sep
SALE: 1:18 Spark, LookSmart & BBR now reduced!: Save £10–£40 across a wide range of in-stock 1:18 Le Mans, F1, Daytona and road models. Featured pieces include BBR’s Alfa Romeo 4C Matt Grey, Ferrari 488 GT3 Press 2020 and Ferrari Purosangue 2022, Spark’s Aston Martin DBR1 Le Mans 1959, Audi R8 Le Mans 2000, Porsche 962 Daytona 1987, Sauber Mercedes C9 Le Mans 1989 and Red Bull RB19 2023, plus LookSmart’s Ferrari F1-75 and SF21. Stock is limited — once they’re gone, they’re gone!
Tecnomodel: expects to release during Q2/2026 the NART Le Mans Ferrari 308GT4/LM that did not finish the race in 1974 and controversially did not qualify in 1975 causing Luigi Chinetti to withdraw the whole team from the race...
10
Sep
Mini GT: lists the Carlos Sainz & Luis Moya Lancia Delta Integrale Evo 14th Monte Carlo 1993 #1 in Repsol colours for delivery early next year...
BBR Competition: a brand collaboration with TrueScale is listing the three Ferrari 499Ps from the 2025 Qatar 1812kms and Ferrari 296GT3s from the 2025 Daytona 24hrs of Dragonspeed, Cetilar & AF Corse. All are listed in both 43rd & 18th scales...
Looksmart: is also offering for preorder the Niki Lauda championship 50th anniversary decorated Italian Grand Prix Ferrari SF-25s of Hamilton & Leclerc in 64th/43rd/18th scales plus 5th scale helmets in tribute designs...
08
Sep
Tameo: has in development a high detail 1:24 metal kit of Niki Lauda's 1975 Formual 1 world championship winning Ferrari 312T modelled on the Italian Grand Prix car, a race won by teammate Clay Regazzoni, where Lauda clinched the championship...
Pop Race: is making the 1991 Mazda 787B Le Mans winner as a 1:64 diecast model with removeable front and rear bodywork...
04
Sep
Avenue 43: is making the 1972 Brubaker Box, a low-roofed short lived production on VW Beetle chassis making for a wacky design...
Autocult: October's 43rd scale models will be the 1938 Prototype Mercedes 400V (W147) & 1944 Skoda Elektromobil lightweight truck...
Tecnomodel: not expected until Q2/2026, you can preorder from this choice of 1:18 1996 Formula 1 Benetton B196 driven by Jean Alesi and Gerhard Berger...
Beemax: we have learnt that the next 1:12 plastic kit, the McLaren MP4/4 Monaco 1988 Senna/Prost, is made in collaboration with the detailing experts Top Studio. The kits and detailing sets set sail from China next week and here we have many more detailed pictures of what to expect. Preorder yours soon...
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