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It's been another busy week of deliveries and announcements here, with the autumn programmes continuing to arrive at pace and a great deal of fresh news to share. New arrivals have come through from some of the finest names in the hobby, two brand new makers have joined the Grand Prix Models line-up, forward production lists now stretch well into 2027, and collectors across Formula 1, endurance and GT racing, touring cars, rallying, classics and modern road cars continue to be presented with an ever-widening choice of subjects.
In Formula 1, Max Verstappen claimed his first victory of the 2026 season at a chaotic Bahrain Grand Prix held in Malaysia, overcoming difficult wet conditions, a lengthy delay and a determined challenge from both Mercedes drivers. The race was held up for 90 minutes due to software problems, but once underway Verstappen fought his way to victory as a technical issue dealt another blow to George Russell's championship hopes. Formula 1 now heads to Singapore's Marina Bay circuit for the final round of its current triple-header, and despite an impressive 72 Grand Prix victories, Singapore remains one of the few races Verstappen has never won, although his recent form suggests this could be his best opportunity yet to put that record right. Cadillac's Valtteri Bottas, meanwhile, opted for a rather unconventional journey between the two races, choosing to cycle the 350 kilometres (217 miles) from the Sepang International Circuit to Singapore rather than catch a flight. The Finn successfully completed the challenging ride and arrived in time for Thursday's media day, proving that Formula 1 drivers can be just as determined on two wheels as they are on four!
In Rally, there is a new British champion to celebrate, with Elfyn Evans becoming Britain's first World Rally Champion in 25 years following an extraordinary conclusion to Rally Sardinia. After years of near misses, the Welshman finally secured the title in dramatic circumstances, having watched his championship advantage come under increasing pressure throughout the weekend. Running first on the road on Friday left Evans struggling for pace, while a puncture on Sunday's penultimate stage appeared to hand the initiative to rival Oliver Solberg, who had arrived 21 points behind. With everything resting on the final stage, Evans believed his own performance had fallen short of what was required, but in a remarkable twist Solberg went off the road just two corners from the finish, handing Evans the championship in one of the most dramatic title deciders in recent rallying history.
Across the Atlantic, Kevin Estre finally celebrated his maiden IMSA WeatherTech SportsCar Championship victory at Michelin Raceway Road Atlanta, bringing an end to a remarkable run of near misses. The Frenchman had previously accumulated 11 podium finishes without reaching the top step, including five in GT competition and six in the premier class, and that frustrating record was finally broken in his 32nd series start as Estre, alongside Laurens Vanthoor and Matt Campbell, guided the #6 Porsche Penske Motorsport 963 to overall victory in the Motul Petit Le Mans. The result marked a significant milestone for Estre and another major endurance racing success for Porsche's factory-backed prototype programme.
On the collectors' front, this week's three featured releases span three very different corners of the sport. Spark brings us the 1:43 BMW M4 GT3 with which Team WRT and the van der Linde brothers, alongside Augusto Farfus, won the 2025 Bathurst 12 Hour, Looksmart offers the 1:43 Ferrari SF-26 in which Charles Leclerc took third place at the 2026 Australian Grand Prix, and DSN 43 completes the trio with the 1:43 Audi 80 of Stirling Moss from the 1981 British Saloon Car Championship. Together they take in a WRT one-two on the Mountain, Ferrari's spirited start to Formula 1's new era and one of the most talked about comebacks British saloon car racing has ever seen.
WRT Conquers the Mountain
Spark's BMW M4 GT3 1st Bathurst 12hrs 2025 #32 Team WRT in 1:43 scale records one of the most absorbing endurance races of recent years. Mount Panorama has always been a demanding place to go GT racing, and the 2025 Bathurst 12 Hour proved no exception, with seven safety car interventions punctuating 306 laps of the famous mountain circuit and a fuel strategy battle that went right down to the final hour. Kelvin van der Linde, his brother Sheldon and Augusto Farfus spent much of the closing stages saving fuel in the #32 car, and when Chaz Mostert, having passed Kelvin at The Chase, was forced to pit his Arise Racing Ferrari with just 23 minutes remaining, the lead fell back into the BMW's hands. Kelvin brought the car home 10.2 seconds clear of the sister WRT BMW of Raffaele Marciello, Valentino Rossi and Charles Weerts to complete a memorable one-two for the Belgian squad, describing the closing stint as "the hardest two hours of my life". It was BMW's first Bathurst 12 Hour victory of the GT3 era and Team WRT's first win on the Mountain since 2018, a fine result for a crew that had already won the Dubai 24 Hours just three weeks earlier.
Spark's resincast interpretation captures the #32 M4 GT3 as it ran at Bathurst, with the BMW's broad, aggressive bodywork, its distinctive kidney grille and substantial rear wing all crisply resolved at 1:43 and the full Team WRT livery and event identification neatly applied. Bathurst winners have always had a special place on the shelf, and with three drivers of real pedigree sharing the car and a famous one-two to its name, this is a model that will sit comfortably in any BMW, WRT or Bathurst collection. It is produced in a limited edition of just 800 pieces and is currently in stock and ready for immediate dispatch, with stock very limited.
The BMW heads a strong week for the GT and endurance collector. Spark's same delivery brings Team WRT's Suzuka 1000kms winning BMW M4 GT3, the Cadillac Hertz Team Jota V-Series.R from Le Mans and Craft-Bamboo Racing's Mercedes AMG GT3 Evo from Suzuka, while Looksmart adds the Ferrari 296 GT3s of Antonio Fuoco and Yifei Ye from Macau 2025, including Fuoco's race winning #50 car. Further back in time, DSN 43's latest delivery brings three Ferrari 365 GTB4s from the 1972 Le Mans 24 Hours, representing NART, Scuderia Filipinetti and Ecurie Francorchamps, and Marsh Models takes us back to the golden era of North American sports car racing with Jim Hall's Chaparral 2E from Laguna Seca 1966, Bruce McLaren's Mosport winning Cooper Zerex Special of 1964 and Jackie Oliver's Autocoast Ti22 from the 1969 Can-Am season as detailed 1:43 resin and metal kits, joined by two hand built Lotus 23s for Frank Monise at Pomona in 1962 and Skip Hudson at Laguna Seca in 1964. All are available to order.
There is a good deal more to look forward to besides. Following Kevin Estre's breakthrough at Road Atlanta, Porsche Penske Motorsport collectors will be pleased to see TrueScale open pre-orders for the 2026 Daytona 24 Hours winning 963 in both 1:12 and 1:43, with the 1:43 range adding the fifth-placed Meyer Shank Racing Acura ARX-06 #93, the Wayne Taylor Racing Lamborghini Huracan GT3 Evo2 from Laguna Seca and the Ford Multimatic Mustang GT3s #65 from Daytona and #64 from Virginia 2025, while Top Speed has the Daytona winning Porsche 963 #7, the Meyer Shank Acura #60 and the Multimatic Mustang #65 due in 1:18 during the first quarter of 2027. Tecnomodel has pencilled in six 1:18 versions of the 1998 Ferrari 333SP for the middle of next year, headed by the Momo Daytona 24 Hours winner, and Tecnomodel has also added the famously wide Can-Am and Interserie March 707 in five 1:18 versions. Spark's latest 1:43 shipment announcement is particularly strong on Le Mans, with Bentley Speed Sixes, the Jaguar C-Type, AC Ace Bristol, Cougar C20B and C22, Porsche 911 RSR Turbo and GT1 and GT2 machinery, four Porsche 550s from the 1956 Sebring 12 Hours and the McLaren F1 GTR from the 1996 British GT Championship, while a second Spark announcement brings Super GT Toyota GR Supras, the Seven X Seven Racing Porsche 911 GT3R, the Iron Dames Le Mans Porsche and Ken Block's Hoonipigasus 911 from Pikes Peak in the smaller scales. In 1:64, new to Grand Prix Models Trends Hobby opens with the two Le Mans 2025 Manthey Porsche 911 GT3Rs, the class winner and the "F1" film's fictional "Chip Hart Racing" car, alongside Absolute Racing's "Ultraman" Lamborghini Huracan GT3 Evo2, and Almost Real has two more Absolute Racing Porsche 911 GT3Rs listed, the best looking of which wears the Indonesian Barong inspired design from the 2026 Mandalika test.
Leclerc's Melbourne Charge
Looksmart's Ferrari SF-26 3rd Australia 2026 #16 Leclerc in 1:43 scale records Maranello's first podium of Formula 1's new era. The Australian Grand Prix at Albert Park opened the 2026 season and with it a sweeping new set of technical regulations, and with new power units making battery management a challenge for the whole grid, nobody quite knew what to expect. Charles Leclerc gave the tifosi plenty to cheer from the very start, sweeping into the lead at Turn 1 from fourth on the grid ahead of pole-sitter George Russell, and the pair swapped the lead repeatedly over the opening ten laps. The race turned under the first Virtual Safety Car, when both Mercedes pitted for fresh hard tyres while Ferrari kept Leclerc out in the hope of extending his stint, and a second Virtual Safety Car shortly afterwards, with the pit lane closed, compounded the problem. Russell went on to win from Kimi Antonelli, but Leclerc held on for third, with Lewis Hamilton less than a second behind in fourth after climbing from seventh on the grid, and the SF-26 had shown itself to be a car capable of fighting at the front.
Looksmart's resin interpretation captures the #16 SF-26 exactly as it raced in Melbourne, with the slimmer proportions of the 2026 generation, its sculpted sidepods and the familiar Scuderia Ferrari red, complete with full HP, Shell and UniCredit sponsor detail, all beautifully presented at 1:43. Looksmart's finish has long been among the very best in the scale, and on a car that marks both the start of a new chapter in the rule book and a podium in the first race of it, that quality is exactly what the subject deserves. It is currently in stock and ready for immediate dispatch, and stock is very limited.
The Ferrari heads a strong week for the Formula 1 collector. Looksmart's delivery also adds a selection of 1:5 Ferrari helmets, with Leclerc designs from Japan 2024, Singapore 2025 and the 2026 season alongside Hamilton's Singapore 2025 helmet, timely ahead of this weekend's race at Marina Bay. Spark's substantial delivery brings Max Verstappen's winning Red Bull RB21s from Japan and the USA and Lando Norris' McLaren MCL39 victories from Monaco and the British Grand Prix in 1:18, plus Norris' World Championship winning car from Abu Dhabi, together with 1:18 Haas VF25s for Oliver Bearman and Esteban Ocon and 1:5 helmets for Franco Colapinto and Kimi Antonelli. A further Spark delivery brings Bearman's Haas VF25 from his superb fourth place in Mexico, the 2026 Haas VF26s of Bearman and Ocon, Racing Bulls VCARB 02s for Liam Lawson and Isack Hadjar and Williams FW47s for Alex Albon and Carlos Sainz, including Sainz's third place from the USA Sprint, with Russell and Lawson helmets in 1:5 and the Australian Grand Prix Mercedes W16s of Russell and Antonelli in 1:64. Selected models are in stock and the remainder are available to order.
There is still time to secure several more Formula 1 models before their shipments land, too. Looksmart's latest shipment announcement brings Ferrari's 2026 Japanese Grand Prix pair to 1:43, Leclerc's third placed SF-26 and Hamilton's sixth placed car, together with Hamilton's 2026 season helmet and Leclerc's 2025 Monaco and Chinese Grand Prix helmets in 1:5, while Spark's incoming 1:43 shipment is headed by Antonelli's Japanese Grand Prix winning Mercedes W17 and Russell's sister car, joined by the Alpine A526s of Pierre Gasly and Franco Colapinto, Norris' McLaren MCL40, Sainz's Azerbaijan podium Williams FW47, Yuki Tsunoda's Red Bull RB21 and Hadjar's Dutch Grand Prix podium Racing Bulls VCARB 02, with Antonelli's Japan winning helmet in 1:5. For the historic enthusiast, a further Spark shipment brings the winning Lotus 49Bs of Jo Siffert and Jochen Rindt alongside Mario Andretti's USA 1968 car and the Surtees TS20s of René Arnoux and Rupert Keegan, plus a selection of 1:5 Formula 1 helmets. This is the last chance to secure these models before they arrive, so please get your orders in sooner rather than later.
There is a good deal more to look forward to besides. Werk83 is adding two more 1961 Grand Prix winning Ferrari "Sharknoses" to its 1:18 collection, Phil Hill's Belgian Grand Prix #4 and Giancarlo Baghetti's French Grand Prix #50, the Italian remaining the only Formula 1 driver to win on debut, along with a boxed edition of Michael Schumacher's 1998 Canadian Grand Prix winning Ferrari F300. BBR plans 1:18 Concept18 models of the 2003 Ferrari F2003-GAs of Indianapolis winner Michael Schumacher and Suzuka winner Rubens Barrichello, and Model Car Garage is following up its 1:18 James Hunt McLaren M23 and Niki Lauda Ferrari 312 T2B with Hunt's 1976 Dutch Grand Prix and Lauda's 1977 South African Grand Prix winners, a fitting pair for any collector of that famous rivalry.
Sir Stirling's Saloon Comeback
DSN 43's Audi 80 BTCC 1981 #43 Moss in 1:43 scale records one of the most unexpected chapters in a legendary career. Stirling Moss had been away from front line racing for eighteen years following his career-ending accident at Goodwood in 1962 when he was persuaded to return to the British Saloon Car Championship with Audi, making his comeback at Mallory Park in March 1980 in an Audi 80 run by Richard Lloyd. For 1981 the programme moved to Tom Walkinshaw Racing and switched to BP colours, with a young Martin Brundle alongside Moss in the second car in the 1300 to 1600cc class. The Audis were dogged by engine and throttle problems, and Moss found the front-wheel drive car and slick tyres a long way removed from the machinery of his heyday, yet he still collected class podiums at Mallory Park and Oulton Park during the season, and at Brands Hatch he climbed from eleventh to second in the wet before throttle trouble ended his race. Moss would later describe the comeback as his biggest regret, but for the crowds who came to see one of the greatest drivers of all time back in action, the sight of the #43 Audi was something very special indeed.
DSN 43's interpretation is produced with a 3D printed resin body and finely detailed smaller parts, and it captures the compact, upright lines of the Audi 80 and its 1981 BP, Audi Sport and Mayfair Garage livery with real character at 1:43. DSN 43 comes from the makers of Trofeu and shares the same eye for the less obvious corners of motorsport history, produced in small batches that rarely stay available for long, and this is a model that will appeal as much to Moss enthusiasts as it will to collectors of British saloon car racing. It is available to order now.
The Audi heads a strong week for the touring car collector. Trofeu's latest 1:43 delivery includes the Les KM Du Coeur Ford Sierra RS Cosworth from the 1989 Spa 24 Hours, a reminder of the days when the Sierra was the car to beat in saloon car racing across Europe, while Spark's delivery adds some modern BTCC interest with Ash Sutton's Ford Focus from Silverstone. The DTM is well represented too, with Spark's other delivery bringing a selection of BMW and Ford Mustang DTM entries. All are available to order.
There is a good deal more to look forward to besides. Spark's incoming 1:43 shipment includes Timo Glock's DTM McLaren 720S GT3 Evo, a final opportunity to secure one before the shipment arrives, and in 1:64 new brand Trends Hobby has the Engstler car from the 2025 DTM among its first pre-order listings, an affordable way to bring the current series to the shelf.
What's Next
With the pre-order books filling fast, several programmes stand out. Closest to hand are the shipment announcements now closing, with Spark's 1:43 Mercedes W17s of Antonelli and Russell from Japan, Alpine A526s, Norris' McLaren MCL40 and the Sainz, Tsunoda and Hadjar cars, Spark's wide-ranging 1:43 announcement of Lotus 49Bs, Surtees TS20s, Le Mans Bentleys, Jaguars, Cougars and Porsches, the McLaren F1 GTR, Glock's DTM McLaren, the Jolly Club Alfa Romeo GTV6, Ford RS200 and Renault 5 Turbo rally cars and Aston Martin and Chevrolet road cars, and Looksmart's Japanese Grand Prix SF-26s of Leclerc and Hamilton, all of which are your last chance to order before they arrive. Matrix's 1:43 1939 Bentley 4¼ Litre DHC Vanden Plas models, including HRH Prince Bernhard's two-tone grey and black car, are due very soon, Cult Scale Models' 1:18 1949 Aston Martin 2 Litre Sports in metallic blue, black and metallic green is expected within the next ten days or so, and Masterpiece has November pencilled in for its 1:43 Alfa Romeo Carabo Bertone, Ferrari 250 P5 Berlinetta Speciale Pininfarina, Aero 30 Coupe Sodomka, Ferrari 365 GTB4 Coupe Speciale Pininfarina and Lancia Delta S4 Corsa. New to Grand Prix Models, LCD Models brings beautifully detailed 1:43 McLaren 600LT, Pagani Zonda HP and Lamborghini Revuelto models with opening panels revealing interior, engine and gearbox detail, BBR is reproducing its 1:43 Ferrari F8 Tributo in new colour, stripe and brake caliper combinations as limited editions, and Evrat continues its historic French theme with hand built 1:43 Bugatti, Citroen and Renault models from 1911 to 1927. Trends Hobby and Almost Real add Le Mans, "Ultraman", DTM and Mandalika GT cars in 1:64, Werk83 has its Hill and Baghetti Sharknoses and boxed Schumacher F300 in 1:18, BBR its Schumacher and Barrichello F2003-GAs and Model Car Garage its Hunt Zandvoort M23 and Lauda Kyalami 312 T2B, while TrueScale has opened pre-orders for its 2026 IMSA collection headed by the Daytona winning Porsche Penske 963 in 1:12 and 1:43 and Tecnomodel adds the 1:18 March 707 in five versions. Looking to 2027, Top Speed has its 1:18 Daytona 24 Hours Porsche 963, Acura ARX-06 and Mustang GT3 due in the first quarter, along with new colours for the Lamborghini Temerario and Revuelto, and Tecnomodel has six 1:18 Ferrari 333SPs, headed by the Momo Daytona winner, pencilled in for the middle of the year.
A week defined off track by Max Verstappen's first victory of the season at the Bahrain Grand Prix in Malaysia, Elfyn Evans' dramatic World Rally Championship title in Sardinia and Kevin Estre's long-awaited first IMSA victory at Petit Le Mans is matched on the shelf by collector programmes spanning Team WRT's Bathurst winning BMW M4 GT3, Leclerc's Australian Grand Prix Ferrari SF-26 and Stirling Moss' 1981 Audi 80, backed by a broad sweep of modern and historic Formula 1, endurance and GT, touring car, rally and classic and modern road car content, with Trofeu's classic rally delivery led by Colin McRae and Derek Ringer's Manx Rally Sierra RS Cosworth alongside Audi Quattro, Alpine A110 and BMW 2002 Ti Monte and Sanremo cars, DSN 43's 1975 Monte Carlo Opel Commodore GSE of Marie-Claude Robini and Michèle Mouton and Looksmart's 1:43 Ferrari 296 Speciale and Speciale Aperta all available to order. Whatever your corner of the hobby, 2026 continues to deliver in every direction, both on track and on the shelf.
This Week's Headlines
7 October
LCD Models: another new to GPM brand this time in the more traditional scales of 1:43 and 1:18. What caught our attention are these amazingly well detailed 1:43 road going McLaren 600LT, Pagani Zonda HP and Lamborghini Revuelto with opening body panels revealing top quality interior, engine and gearbox details. What's not to like?...
Trends Hobby: a new brand to GPM offering quality 1:64 diecast models. Our first preorder listing offers the two Le Mans 2025 Manthey Porsche 911 GT3Rs, class winner and the "F1" film fictional team "Chip Hart Racing" version alongside Lamborghini Huracan GT3 Evo2 Absolute Racing "Ultraman" and Engstler 2025 DTM car...
BBR: is reproducing its 1:43 Ferrari F8 Tributo in a selection of new colours, stripes and brake caliper colours. Each are limited editions, some more limited than others so please don't hesitate and run the risk of losing out...
6 October
Looksmart: this latest delivery brings two of Ferrari’s newest road cars to 1:43, with the Ferrari 296 Speciale finished in striking red and black joined by its open top counterpart, the 296 Speciale Aperta, in red. Both are beautifully reproduced as hand built models by Looksmart. Available to order...
Trofeu: this latest delivery brings a great selection of classic rally and touring car subjects in 1:43, with Colin McRae and Derek Ringer’s Ford Sierra RS Cosworth from the Manx Rally joined by another Sierra for Prochowski and Hardie, plus the Les KM Du Coeur Sierra from the 1989 Spa 24 Hours. Rally classics continue with Wittmann and Diekmann’s Audi Quattro from Sanremo 1982, the Alpine A110 of Alibelli and Pistre from the 1976 Monte Carlo Rally and Koob and Kridel’s BMW 2002 Ti from Monte Carlo 1970. All are available to order...
DSN 43: this latest delivery brings a varied selection of touring car, Le Mans and rally subjects in 1:43, with Sir Stirling Moss’ Audi 80 from the 1981 British Touring Car Championship joined by three Ferrari 365 GTB4s from the 1972 Le Mans 24 Hours, representing NART, Scuderia Filipinetti and Ecurie Francorchamps. Completing the delivery is the Opel Commodore GSE of Marie-Claude Robini and Michèle Mouton from the 1975 Monte Carlo Rally. All are available to order...
Evrat: continues with its theme of historic French car brands and has in the pipeline 1:43 hand built models of the 1927 Bugatti T38/44 Dual Cowl Torpedo Sport Phaeton Lavocat & Marsaud, 1926 Citroen B14 10hp Manessius, 1911 Renault Type CB Victoria, 1914 Renault Type EF and Renault Type CC 3.6 Litre Open Drive Limousine...
Almost Real: has two more 1:64 diecast Absolute Racing Porsche 911 GT3Rs listed in its future production. Best looking is the Indonesian Barong inspired design used in the Mandalika test 2026...
BBR: has plans to produce the 2003 USA & Japan Grands Prix Ferrari F2003-GAs of Indianapolis winner Michael Schumacher and Suzuka winner Rubens Barrichello as 18th scale models in its Concept18 series...
5 October
Werk83: is adding yet more versions of the Formula 1 Ferrari "Sharknose" to its 18th scale collection. Both 1961 Grand Prix winners, they are the Phil Hill's Belgium #4 and Giancarlo Baghetti's France #50 who remains the only F1 driver to win on debut. There is also a boxed edition of Michael Schumacher's Ferrari F300 1998 Canadian Grand Prix winner...
Matrix: its new 1:43 1939 Bentley 4¼ Litre DHC Vanden Plas models are due to arrive very soon. The three versions are HRH Prince Bernhard's two-tone grey & black plus silver and black...
Cult Scale Models: 1:18 1949 Aston Martin 2 Litre Sports resincast models first delivery in metallic blue, black and metallic green expected to arrive in the next ten days or so...
Tecnomodel: pencilled in for release around the middle of next year, there will be six versions of the 1998 Ferrari 333SP. The most celebrated is probably the Momo Daytona 24hrs winner to be joined by the JB Giesse Team Ferrari Nurburgring winner, its Le Mans car as well as the cars from Pilot Racing and Doyle Risi Racing too and a plain red "press" version...
2 October
Masterpiece: there are two new 1:43 showcar models just announced and delivery update for models first listed a couple of years ago. The new models are the 1968 Alfa Romeo Carabo Bertone & Ferrari 250 P5 Berlinetta Speciale Pininfarina while the others are the 1936 Aero 30 Coupe Sodomka, 1969 Ferrari 365 GTB4 Coupe Speciale Pininfarina & 1986 Lancia Delta S4 Corsa. All are suggested for November release...
Spark: this latest shipment announcement brings a huge selection of 1:43 subjects spanning Formula 1, Le Mans, endurance, GT, touring cars, rally and road machinery, with classic Grand Prix highlights including Jo Siffert and Jochen Rindt winning Lotus 49Bs alongside Mario Andretti’s USA 1968 car and Surtees TS20s for René Arnoux and Rupert Keegan. Le Mans is particularly well represented by Bentley Speed Sixes, the Jaguar C-Type, AC Ace Bristol, Cougar C20B and C22, Porsche 911 RSR Turbo, GT1 and GT2 machinery, while four Porsche 550s recreate the 1956 Sebring 12 Hours. Elsewhere are the McLaren F1 GTR from the 1996 British GT Championship, Timo Glock’s DTM McLaren 720S GT3 Evo, Jolly Club Alfa Romeo GTV6, Ford RS200 and Renault 5 Turbo rally cars, plus Aston Martin and Chevrolet road cars. A selection of 1:5 Formula 1 and rally helmets completes the announcement. Last chance to try and secure your models before the shipment arrives, so get your orders in sooner rather than later...
Model Car Garage: using its previously released 18th scale models of James Hunt's 1976 McLaren M23 and Niki Lauda's 1977 Ferrari 312 T2B, coming soon are Hunt's Dutch and Lauda's South African Grands Prix winners...
Tecnomodel: here is an interesting choice for future production 18th scale models, the famously wide Can-Am/Interserie March 707. The five version for preorder are 1970 Amon Laguna Seca, Kelleners Nurburgring, "Press" version, 1971 Dewar Road America and 1973 Sklenar Hockenheim (707/717)...
Spark: this substantial delivery brings together Formula 1, Le Mans, DTM and international GT racing across 1:43 and 1:18, with Max Verstappen’s winning Red Bull RB21s from Japan and the USA joined by Lando Norris’ McLaren MCL39 victories from Monaco and the British Grand Prix in 1:18, plus his World Championship winning car from Abu Dhabi. GT highlights include Team WRT’s Bathurst 12 Hours and Suzuka 1000kms winning BMW M4 GT3s, a selection of BMW and Ford Mustang DTM entries, the Cadillac Hertz Team Jota V-Series.R from Le Mans and Craft-Bamboo Racing’s Mercedes AMG GT3 Evo from Suzuka. Completing the delivery are 1:18 Haas VF25s for Oliver Bearman and Esteban Ocon alongside 1:5 helmets for Franco Colapinto and Kimi Antonelli, with selected models currently in stock and the remainder available to order...
Marsh Models: this latest delivery takes us back to the golden era of North American sports car racing, with Jim Hall’s Chaparral 2E from Laguna Seca 1966, Bruce McLaren’s Mosport winning Cooper Zerex Special of 1964 and Jackie Oliver’s Autocoast Ti22 from the 1969 Can-Am season all arriving as detailed 1:43 resin and metal kits. Two hand built Lotus 23s complete the delivery, representing Frank Monise at Pomona in 1962 and Skip Hudson at Laguna Seca in 1964. All are available to order...
Looksmart: this latest delivery brings together Ferrari machinery from Formula 1 and GT racing, with Charles Leclerc’s Ferrari SF-26 from his third place at the 2026 Australian Grand Prix joined by the Ferrari 296 GT3s of Antonio Fuoco and Yifei Ye from Macau 2025, including Fuoco’s race winning #50 car. The delivery also adds a selection of 1:5 Ferrari helmets, with Charles Leclerc designs from Japan 2024, Singapore 2025 and the 2026 season alongside Lewis Hamilton’s Singapore 2025 helmet. Leclerc’s Australian Grand Prix Ferrari is currently in stock, with the remaining models available to order...
Spark: this latest delivery brings a strong selection of Formula 1 and touring car subjects across several scales, with Oliver Bearman’s Haas VF25 from his superb fourth place in Mexico joined by the 2026 Haas VF26s of Bearman and Esteban Ocon, Racing Bulls VCARB 02s for Liam Lawson and Isack Hadjar and Williams FW47s for Alex Albon and Carlos Sainz, including Sainz’s third place from the USA Sprint. Ash Sutton’s Ford Focus from Silverstone adds some BTCC interest, while George Russell and Liam Lawson helmets arrive in 1:5 and the Australian Grand Prix Mercedes W16s of Russell and Kimi Antonelli complete the delivery in 1:64. All are available to order...
Looksmart: this latest shipment announcement brings Ferrari’s 2026 Japanese Grand Prix machinery to 1:43, with Charles Leclerc’s third placed SF-26 joined by Lewis Hamilton’s sixth placed car, while the 1:5 helmet collection expands with Hamilton’s 2026 season design and Charles Leclerc helmets from the 2025 Monaco and Chinese Grands Prix. Last chance to try and secure the new releases before the shipment arrives, so get your orders in sooner rather than later...
Spark: this latest shipment announcement brings a strong mix of Formula 1, GT, Le Mans and rally subjects across 1:43, 1:64 and 1:5, with Kimi Antonelli’s Japanese Grand Prix winning Mercedes W17 joined by George Russell’s sister car, the Alpine A526s of Pierre Gasly and Franco Colapinto, Lando Norris’ McLaren MCL40, Carlos Sainz’s Azerbaijan podium Williams FW47, Yuki Tsunoda’s Red Bull RB21 and Isack Hadjar’s Dutch Grand Prix podium Racing Bulls VCARB 02. The smaller scales bring Antonelli’s Japan winning helmet alongside Toyota GR Supras from Super GT, the Seven X Seven Racing Porsche 911 GT3R, Iron Dames Le Mans Porsche and Ken Block’s Hoonipigasus 911 from Pikes Peak. Last chance to try and secure your models, so get your orders in sooner rather than later...
1 October
Top Speed: expect first deliveries of these new 18th scale models during Q1/2027 - 2026 Daytona 24hrs Meyer Shank Racing Acura ARX-06 GTP 9th Daytona 24hrs #60, Ford Multimatic Motorsports Ford Mustang GT3 25th Daytona 24hrs #65 & the winner, Porsche Penske Motorsport 963 #7 and new colours for the Lamborghini Temerario & Revuelto...
TrueScale: in 2026 IMSA model news, preorder is now available for the Porsche Penske Motorsport 963 Daytona 24hrs winner in both 1:12 & 1:43. In 1:43 only, the Meyer Shank Racing Acura ARX-06 GTP 5th Daytona 24hrs #93, Lamborghini Huracan GT3 Evo2 18th Laguna Seca #45 Wayne Taylor Racing, Ford Multimatic Motorsports Mustang GT3 25th Daytona 24hrs #65 & #64 4th Virginia 2025...
Tameo: this latest delivery brings a classic Formula 1 winner in 1:43, with Jody Scheckter’s Wolf WR1 from his victory at the 1977 Monaco Grand Prix, beautifully reproduced as one of Tameo’s highly detailed resin and metal kits. Available to order now...
KK Scale: latest choice of 1:18 film star car models is the 1985 Lincoln Town Car. The model will be available as Mickey Haller's black "Lincoln Lawyer", Raegan's metallic red "Point Break", Arthur Lawson's white "Miami Vice" and Sonny Vaccaro's silver "Air" versions...
Minichamps: this latest delivery brings together three Formula 1 subjects spanning three decades, with Lando Norris’ McLaren MCL39 from his victory at the 2025 Mexican Grand Prix joined by Lewis Hamilton’s Mercedes W15 from his final race for the team at Abu Dhabi in 2024, while Ayrton Senna’s Williams FW16 from the 1994 San Marino Grand Prix is reproduced in compact 1:64 scale. Hamilton’s Mercedes is currently in stock, with the Norris McLaren and Senna Williams available to order...
Matrix: this latest delivery brings two beautifully detailed pre war road cars in 1:43, with the imposing 1929 Maserati V4 Sport 16 finished in Maroon alongside the elegant 1935 Mercedes 500K Cabriolet C, also presented in a rich Maroon finish. Both models are available to order...
BBR: this latest delivery brings two spectacular modern Ferraris in 1:18, with the open top Ferrari 296 Speciale Aperta finished in Metallic Yellow alongside the new Ferrari 849 Testarossa Assetto Fiorano in Metallic Red, both beautifully presented as BBR hand built models. The 849 Testarossa is currently in stock and on sale, while the 296 Speciale Aperta is available to order...
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