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It's been another busy week of deliveries and announcements here, with fresh arrivals from some of the finest names in the hobby, forward production lists now reaching well into 2027, and collectors across Formula 1 and single-seaters, endurance and GT racing, rallying, touring cars, classics, road cars and even the silver screen, along with the helmets worn by the sport's biggest names, continuing to be presented with an ever-widening choice of subjects.
Mercedes celebrated a major milestone at the Brazilian Grand Prix, securing its ninth Formula 1 Constructors' Championship to complete a memorable double for the Silver Arrows following Kimi Antonelli's Drivers' title in Mexico. On track, McLaren's Lando Norris delivered an impressive performance to claim victory at Interlagos, with Red Bull's Max Verstappen finishing second and Isack Hadjar completing the podium. Verstappen once again produced a remarkable recovery drive in Brazil, continuing a run of extraordinary performances at the circuit. Having famously won from 17th on the grid in 2024 and charged from the pit lane to the podium in 2025, the Dutchman produced another memorable comeback this year, climbing from 21st on the grid to finish second, and it is fair to say that few drivers in the sport's history have made a single circuit quite so much their own.
In rallying, preparations for the 2027 World Rally Championship season are gathering pace, with new constructor Project Rally One once again calling upon nine-time World Rally Champion Sébastien Loeb to assist with development of its forthcoming challenger. The French rally legend joined the Belgian team's regular test driver, Stéphane Lefebvre, for a series of asphalt tests around Saint-Dié-des-Vosges in France last week, marking Loeb's second outing in the new car following his initial test last month, as the team continues refining its machinery ahead of its anticipated competitive debut at the Monte Carlo Rally next year. With Loeb's extensive experience and technical feedback behind it, Project Rally One will be hoping to establish a strong foundation for its entry into the championship, and there could hardly be a better man to have in the car.
In endurance racing, Toyota rounded off an outstanding season by securing the 2026 FIA World Endurance Championship Hypercar drivers' title at the season-ending 6 Hours of Monza. Sébastien Buemi, Brendon Hartley and Ryo Hirakawa, already established among the leading names in international sportscar racing, added another significant achievement to their careers as they were crowned world champions, capping a dominant campaign for the Japanese manufacturer, which consistently demonstrated its strength through outright pace, reliability and exceptional race strategy. Toyota's ability to outperform its rivals both on the circuit and in the pit lane proved decisive throughout the season, and with the manufacturers' crown already secured in Barcelona, it reinforces its position as one of the leading forces in modern endurance racing.
On the collectors' front, this week's three featured releases span three very different corners of the sport. Spark brings us the 1:43 Cadillac V-Series.R of Hertz Team Jota from this year's Le Mans 24 Hours, Looksmart offers the 1:43 Ferrari SF-26 in which Lewis Hamilton finished third at this year's Chinese Grand Prix, and DSN 43 completes the trio with the 1:43 Saab 99 Turbo of Stig Blomqvist and Björn Cederberg from the 1980 Swedish Rally. Together they take in one of the great what-might-have-beens of this year's 24 Hours, the afternoon Hamilton finally stood on a Grand Prix podium in Ferrari red, and one of the true pioneers of turbocharged rallying.
Jota's Cruel Night at La Sarthe
Spark's Cadillac V-Series.R Le Mans 2026 #38 Cadillac Hertz Team Jota in 1:43 scale captures a car that came agonisingly close at this year's 24 Hours. Hertz Team Jota had taken over as Cadillac's factory representative in the World Endurance Championship in 2025, and for 2026 the British squad paired Earl Bamber and Sébastien Bourdais with Jack Aitken, who replaced Jenson Button in the #38 line-up. Cadillac's LMDh contender, with its normally aspirated V8 and unmistakable vertical lighting signature, ran with the leaders through the Saturday evening, and with Cadillac at the head of the field after six hours the #38 crew had every reason to believe this could be their year. Early on Sunday morning, however, a power steering problem began to take hold, and with the failure judged to be terminal the car was retired after 16 hours and 218 laps, leaving Toyota to claim its first Le Mans victory in four years. "We obviously had an amazing car," reflected Bourdais, whose Le Mans record includes three third place finishes with Peugeot, two fourth places and a GTE Pro class win with Ford, but still no overall victory, and at 47 the Frenchman admitted, "I'm not gonna get many of those opportunities."
Spark's resincast interpretation captures the #38 V-Series.R in its Hertz Team Jota Le Mans livery, with the long, low proportions of the Hypercar, its sweeping bodywork and its sponsor detailing all neatly resolved at 1:43. A car that led the way at La Sarthe and so nearly delivered a famous result is a subject with real drama behind it, and this is a model that will sit very happily in any Cadillac, Jota or modern Le Mans collection. It is currently in stock and ready for immediate dispatch, and stock is very limited.
The V-Series.R heads a strong week for the endurance collector. Spark's latest delivery also brings the Martini Porsche 911 RSR Turbo from Le Mans 1974 and two Martini Lancia LC2 Le Mans racers in 1:43, along with the Seven X Seven Racing Porsche 911 GT3R from the 2025 Super GT championship in 1:64. Place the RSR Turbo alongside the LC2s and you have two of the most famous machines ever to carry the Martini stripes at La Sarthe, a decade apart and every bit as striking today, and all are available to order now.
There is a good deal more to look forward to besides. Ixo is making the special black and gold Hertz decorated Jota Porsche 963, 10th in the 2024 Lone Star Le Mans at the Circuit Of The Americas, in 1:18 early next year, a perfect companion to the Cadillac from the team's days before its switch to the American manufacturer. Werk83 will make the 1969 Zeltweg 1000kms winning Porsche 917 in 1:12 and the 1969 Watkins Glen 6hrs winning Porsche 908/02 in 1:18, KK Scale is reissuing its 1:18 model of the famous rotary powered Mazda 787B that won Le Mans in 1991 in the hands of Bertrand Gachot, Johnny Herbert and Volker Weidler, and Tecnomodel has listed Ferrari 333SPs from Le Mans, Daytona, Sebring and Magny-Cours for production next year, alongside the rarely modelled BRM P167 from the Can-Am and Interserie. From the 2026 IMSA championship, Top Speed has listed the retro decorated Mobil 1 Porsche 963, 2nd in the Sebring 12hrs, the Meyer Shank Racing Acura ARX-06, 5th in the Daytona 24hrs, Pfaff Motorsports' Lamborghini Temerario GT3 from Laguna Seca and the Van Der Steur Racing Aston Martin Vantage GT3 Evo from Daytona in 1:18, plus the DTM Nürburgring winning BMW M4 GT3 Evo of Wittmann, while TrueScale covers the Daytona Meyer Shank Acura and Van Der Steur Aston Martin, the Ford Multimatic Motorsports Mustang GT3s #64 and #65 from Virginia International Raceway, the 610 Racing BMW M4 GT3 Evo from Shanghai and the Wittmann DTM BMW in 1:43, all scheduled for Q2/2027. For 1:64 collectors, Mini GT brings the sensational NASCAR Chevrolet Camaro ZR1 from Le Mans 2023, the 610 Racing BMW M4 GT3 Evo from Shanghai and the Forte Racing Lamborghini Huracán GT3 Evo2 from the 2025 Daytona 24hrs, and Tarmac Works has the Haribo Racing Team Mercedes-AMG GT3 from the 2015 Nürburgring 24hrs and the 2025 Falken Motorsports Porsche 911 GT3R due in Q2/2027. And for the collector looking for something truly special, Spark has launched a new series of 1:8 models whose endurance subjects include the race winning Jaguar XJR8, Mazda 787B and BMW M4 GT3, the Aston Martin Valkyrie, "Bushi Rexy" and the Martini Porsche 911 RSR Turbo.
Hamilton's First Ferrari Podium
Looksmart's Ferrari SF-26 3rd China 2026 #44 Hamilton in 1:43 scale celebrates the afternoon that Lewis Hamilton finally stood on a Grand Prix podium in Ferrari red. The seven-time World Champion's move to Maranello for 2025 was the biggest driver transfer in a generation, but a difficult first season passed without a single Grand Prix podium, and it was not until the second round of 2026, at the Shanghai International Circuit, that the breakthrough came. Starting from third on the grid, Hamilton led the opening lap and spent much of the afternoon locked in battle with Kimi Antonelli, team-mate Charles Leclerc and George Russell, eventually getting the better of Leclerc to bring the SF-26 home in third on the day Antonelli took his maiden Grand Prix victory for Mercedes. It was Hamilton's first podium for Ferrari at the 26th attempt, in what many regarded as his best all-round weekend since joining the Scuderia, and it showed that the partnership was at last beginning to deliver under the sport's all-new technical regulations.
Looksmart's resincast interpretation captures Hamilton's #44 SF-26 in its 2026 racing livery as it ran in Shanghai, with the compact proportions of the new generation car and Looksmart's very well finished paintwork and carefully applied fine detailing doing full justice to the subject at 1:43. A first podium for Ferrari is a milestone in any driver's career, let alone one with Hamilton's record, and this is a model that will sit very happily in any Ferrari, Hamilton or modern Formula 1 collection. It is currently in stock and ready for immediate dispatch, and stock is very limited.
The SF-26 heads a strong week for the Formula 1 collector. Spark's latest delivery brings George Russell's Mercedes W17 from this year's Japanese Grand Prix in 1:43, which is in stock, together with Max Verstappen's Azerbaijan winning Red Bull RB21, Yuki Tsunoda's sixth placed Red Bull, Isack Hadjar's podium finishing Racing Bulls and the Williams FW47s of Alex Albon and Carlos Sainz, along with Kimi Antonelli's Japanese Grand Prix helmet in 1:5. With Hadjar back on the podium at Interlagos last weekend, his Racing Bulls makes a particularly timely addition, and all remaining models are available to order now.
There is a good deal more to look forward to besides. Minichamps is celebrating Formula 1's youngest World Champion with Kimi Antonelli's title clinching Mercedes W17 from Mexico, complete with an animated driver figure, in 1:8, 1:12, 1:18, 1:43 and 1:64, so no complaints there that a preferred scale isn't being catered for. Spark has a new collection from the 2026 Mexico, Singapore and USA Grands Prix with some great new decorations and celebratory pitboards, led by Antonelli's championship winning second place in Mexico and his USA winner, with further models for Colapinto, Alonso, Hulkenberg, Perez, Hirakawa, Bearman, Norris and Verstappen, whose Singapore winner comes with "P1 Simply Lovely" and "Powered By Us" pitboards, while Spark's new 1:8 series includes the Lotus 77, McLaren M23 and McLaren MCL39. Looksmart has picked up on the popular "X-ray" decorated Ferrari SF-26s from the USA Grand Prix in both 1:43 and 1:18, with Charles Leclerc's "X-ray" and Lewis Hamilton's "space" helmet designs in 1:5, and it will also make the yellow and green helmet worn by Hamilton at last weekend's Brazilian Grand Prix, while Leclerc fans who missed out on his 1:5 helmets from the 2024, 2025 and 2026 seasons can catch up thanks to forthcoming reissues. For the historic collector, Werk83 will model Nigel Mansell's 1991 Williams FW14 from the USA and Monaco Grands Prix in 1:18, TrueScale has Ayrton Senna's McLaren MP4/6 from his second place in Japan in 1991 in 1:12 for Q2/2027, Tecnomodel has the 1998 Williams FW20s of Jacques Villeneuve and Heinz-Harald Frentzen, and Tameo announces a new 1:43 metal kit of the Ferrari 312 T2 of Carlos Reutemann and Gilles Villeneuve from the 1977 Japanese Grand Prix at Fuji, a race sadly remembered more for Villeneuve's accident in only his third Formula 1 race than for Reutemann's second place.
Road car, classic and touring car fans have been every bit as well looked after this week. BBR has additional colours on its 1:43 Ferrari 849 Testarossa, in limited numbers, and its 1:18 Ferrari 12Cilindri Spider, including a John Surtees NART Ferrari 158 tribute decoration, while Looksmart adds four new colours for its 1:43 Ferrari Amalfi, metallic orange, metallic red, metallic blue and white. KK Scale has chosen the 1956 Oldsmobile Super 88 4-Door Sedan for 1:18 release in December in four two-tone colours, and continuing its film and TV series it has listed the 1960 Cadillac Series 62 Sedan De Ville Four Window that appeared in "Catch Me If You Can" in white and "Tatort - Altes Eisen" in black, with "Elvis tribute" pink and metallic red versions too. Autocult offers two versions of the 1951 Mercedes 170D OTP German police car and confirms that this year's Digital Yearbook exclusive is the 1967 Cezeta 505 Karosa Krilo. On the touring car front, Trofeu is modelling British touring car legend Dave Brodie's Sony Racing Team Ford Escort RS1600 from the 1972 Spa 24hrs and Werk83 the 1994 DTM BMW M3 (E36) of Severich in 1:18, and for kit builders who prefer two wheels, Italeri has a 1:9 plastic kit of the 1960s Matchless G50. A Hollywood Cadillac and a German police Mercedes on the same shelf? What a thrill!
Blomqvist's Turbo on the Snow
DSN 43's Saab 99 Turbo 2nd Sweden 1980 #1 Blomqvist/Cederberg in 1:43 scale celebrates one of the great pioneers of turbocharged rallying in the hands of one of Sweden's favourite sons. Saab had already made the 99 Turbo a landmark car a year earlier, when Stig Blomqvist and co-driver Björn Cederberg won the 1979 Swedish Rally to give a turbocharged car its first ever World Championship rally victory, and so the pair returned to the snow in February 1980 as defending winners, wearing the #1 on the doors. The 30th Swedish Rally, the second round of the championship, ran over 29 special stages on fresh snow and well prepared forest roads, and Blomqvist's Saab set the early pace, leading until an apparent problem, possibly a puncture, allowed Anders Kulläng's Opel Ascona 400 to move ahead. From then on the two Swedes were rarely more than a few seconds apart on stage times, but Kulläng carried a lead of around a minute into the final four stages and held on to take his one and only World Championship victory, with Blomqvist second and Björn Waldegård third, on an event where only 79 of the 146 starters reached the finish.
DSN 43's resincast interpretation captures the #1 Saab as it ran on the Swedish snow, with the purposeful, rounded lines of the 99 and its works rally stance faithfully reproduced at 1:43. From the makers of Trofeu, DSN 43 uses 3D printed resin bodies with various materials for the smaller parts, and its models are produced in Portugal in small batches, so a Blomqvist Saab on home ground is a subject with real pedigree, and one that will sit very happily in any Saab, Scandinavian rally or historic World Rally Championship collection. It is due in November and is available to pre-order now with a 5% pre-order discount, and with batch numbers small, be sure to place your order to avoid disappointment.
The Saab heads a strong week for the rally collector. DSN 43 has added three further rally subjects to the same production listing, two from the Monte Carlo Rally, the 1985 Audi 80 Quattro of Feitler/Demuth and the 1977 Opel Kadett GTE of Rouget/Chonez, along with the Alfa Romeo 2000 GTV of Peixinho/Bandeira, sixth in Portugal in 1970. Place the Saab alongside the Kadett and the Audi and you have three very different answers to the question of how to go quickly on a rally stage, from turbocharging and rear-wheel drive to quattro four-wheel drive, all from DSN 43's growing historic rally range.
There is a good deal more to look forward to besides. Trofeu is modelling the Alpine A110 of Mounal/Laplanche from the 1974 Criterium Jeanne d'Arc, and Autocult offers two versions of the 1983 factory development Lancia 037 "Mazinga". Tarmac Works has the 2022 Monte Carlo winning Toyota GR Yaris Rally1 of Seb Ogier and Hannu Mikkola's 1983 Argentina winning Audi Quattro in 1:64 for Q2/2027, while Italeri has a 1:12 plastic kit of the 1978 Sanremo winning Lancia Stratos HF of Alén/Kivimäki for car kit builders, and Spark's new 1:8 series includes the fearsome MG Metro 6R4. For the collector who enjoys following the evolution of the rally car from one era to the next, it is a programme that takes in almost every chapter of the story.
What's Next
With the pre-order books filling fast, several programmes stand out. Closest to hand is DSN 43's Saab 99 Turbo of Blomqvist/Cederberg, due this month with a 5% pre-order discount, followed in December by KK Scale's 1:18 1956 Oldsmobile Super 88 in four two-tone colours, while KK Scale also has its 1960 Cadillac Series 62 film and TV cars and its reissued Mazda 787B to come. Formula 1 collectors can look forward to Minichamps' Kimi Antonelli Mexico W17 in five scales from 1:8 to 1:64, Spark's Mexico, Singapore and USA Grand Prix collection led by Antonelli's title winning car, and Looksmart's "X-ray" Ferrari SF-26s in 1:43 and 1:18, alongside its 1:5 Leclerc "X-ray", Hamilton "space" and Hamilton Brazil helmets and its Leclerc helmet reissues. Early next year brings Ixo's 1:18 Hertz Jota Porsche 963 and Tameo's 1:43 Ferrari 312 T2 kit, and Werk83 has its 1:12 Porsche 917 and 1:18 Porsche 908/02, BMW M3 (E36) and Mansell Williams FW14 on the way. Spark's new 1:8 series is one to watch, from the Lotus 77 and McLaren M23 to the Mazda 787B, "Bushi Rexy" and MG Metro 6R4, BBR has its new 849 Testarossa and 12Cilindri Spider colours including the John Surtees NART tribute, Looksmart has four new Ferrari Amalfi colours, Autocult has its Lancia 037 "Mazinga", Mercedes 170D police cars and Cezeta Yearbook exclusive, Trofeu has Dave Brodie's Spa Escort and the Criterium Jeanne d'Arc Alpine A110, DSN 43 has its Audi 80 Quattro, Opel Kadett GTE and Alfa Romeo 2000 GTV, Mini GT has its NASCAR Camaro ZR1, BMW M4 GT3 Evo and Huracán GT3 Evo2 in 1:64, and Italeri has its 1:12 Lancia Stratos and 1:9 Matchless G50 kits. Looking to 2027, Tecnomodel has its BRM P167, Ferrari 333SPs and Williams FW20s, and Q2/2027 brings Top Speed's 1:18 IMSA and DTM subjects, TrueScale's 1:43 Daytona, IMSA, Shanghai and DTM GT cars and 1:12 Senna McLaren MP4/6, and Tarmac Works' 1:64 GR Yaris Rally1, Audi Quattro, Haribo Mercedes-AMG GT3 and Falken Porsche 911 GT3R.
A week defined off track by Mercedes' ninth Constructors' title, Lando Norris' Interlagos victory and Max Verstappen's charge from 21st to second, Sébastien Loeb's latest test for Project Rally One and Toyota's World Endurance Championship drivers' crown at Monza is matched on the shelf by collector programmes spanning the Hertz Team Jota Cadillac V-Series.R, Lewis Hamilton's first podium winning Ferrari SF-26 and Stig Blomqvist's Saab 99 Turbo, backed by a broad sweep of modern and historic Formula 1, endurance and GT, rally, touring car, classic road car, film car and helmet content. Whatever your corner of the hobby, 2026 continues to deliver in every direction, both on track and on the shelf.
Don't forget to explore our Sale section, where you'll find a fantastic selection of models at reduced prices, with plenty of bargains to be had across a wide range of manufacturers, scales and motorsport categories.
This Week's Headlines
12 November
Looksmart: The latest delivery brings Lewis Hamilton's Ferrari SF-26 from the 2026 Chinese Grand Prix, where the seven-time Formula 1 World Champion secured third place. This beautifully detailed 1:43 scale resincast model captures Hamilton's Ferrari in its 2026 racing livery and is now in stock and available for immediate dispatch...
11 November
Minichamps: is celebrating Formula 1s youngest World Champion with models of Kimi Antonelli's Mercedes W17 from Mexico adding an animated driver figure to stand on/with the car. The models are available to preorder in 1:8, 1:12, 1:18, 1:43 and 1:64. No complaints there that a preferred scale isn't being catered for...
Ixo: the 2024 special black and gold Hertz decorated Jota Porsche 963 10th in the Lone Star Le Mans at the Circuit Of The Americas is coming as an 18th scale model early next year...
Werk83: is making the 1969 Zeltweg 1000kms winning Porsche 917 in 1:12, the 1969 Watkins Glen 6hrs winning Porsche 908/02, DTM 1994 Severich BMW M3 (E36) and Nigel Mansell's 1991 Williams FW14 from USA & Monaco Grands Prix all in 1:18...
KK Scale: continuing its film and TV series 18th scale diecast cars, the new listing is for the 1960 Cadillac Series 62 Sedan De Ville Four Window that appeared in "Catch Me If You Can" (white) and "Tatort -Altes Eisen" (black) in Germany. There are also and "Elvis tribute" pink and metallic red versions too...
Spark: if ever there was a moment to add a very special piece to the collection then this series of 1:8 models may be worth keeping an eye on. In this initial offering there is a wide cross section of themes covered with current and classic Formula 1, Le Mans, Rally, Spa & Nurburgring 24hrs. Examples are race winning Jaguar XJR8, Mazda 787B, BMW M4 GT3, MG Metro 6R4, Aston Martin Valkyrie, "Bushi Rexy", Lotus 77, McLaren M23 & MCL39 and Martini Porsche 911 RSR Turbo...
Tameo: announces a new metal 1:43 kit due early next year. This will be the Ferrari 312 T2 of Carlos Reutemann and Gilles Villeneuve from the 1977 Japanese Grand Prix at Fuji. Sadly this race and car is remembered more for Villeneuve's accident in only his third Formula 1 race than the second placed finish for Reutemann...
10 November
Italeri: has a couple of new large scale plastic kits to be looking forward to. For car kit builders there's the 12th scale Lancia Stratos HF 1st Sanremo 1978 Alen/Kivimaki while for bike racers, how about the 9th scale 1960s Matchless G50...
Looksmart: Charles Leclerc fans who may have missed out on some of the 5th scale crash helmet collection from the 2024/5/6 seasons can catch up with thanks to these forthcoming reissues...
KK Scale: is to reissue its 1:18 model of the famous 1991 Le Mans winning rotary powered Mazda 787B raced to the chequered flag by Bertrand Gachot B, Johnny Herbert J and Volker Weidler...
Spark: The latest delivery brings a varied selection of Formula 1 and endurance racing models in 1:43 scale, led by the Cadillac V-Series.R #38 of Bamber/Aitken/Bourdais from Le Mans 2026 and George Russell's Mercedes W17 from the Japanese Grand Prix, both in stock. Other highlights include the Martini Porsche 911 RSR Turbo from Le Mans 1974, Max Verstappen's Azerbaijan-winning Red Bull RB21, Yuki Tsunoda's sixth-placed Red Bull, Isack Hadjar's podium-finishing Racing Bulls and Williams FW47s driven by Alex Albon and Carlos Sainz. Also featured are Kimi Antonelli's Japanese Grand Prix helmet in 1:5 scale, two Martini Lancia LC2 Le Mans racers and the Seven X Seven Racing Porsche 911 GT3R from the 2025 Super GT championship in 1:64 scale. All remaining models are available to order...
9 November
DSN 43: there are four new rally subjects added to it future production listing. From the Monte Carlo rally, 1985 Audi 80 Quattro Feitler/Demuth & 1977 Opel Kadett GTE Rouget/Chonez. There's an Alfa Romeo 2000 GTV 6th Portugal 1970 Peixhino/Bandeira and 2nd Sweden 1980 Saab 99 Turbo Blomqvist/Cederberg...
Trofeu: is modelling British touring car racing legend Dave Brodie's 1972 Spa 24hrs Sony Racing Team Ford Escort RS1600 and from the 1974 Criterium Jeanne d'Arc rally Alpina A110 of Mounal/Laplanche...
Tecnomodel: listed for production next year, BRM fans will be excited to see the rarely modelled Can-Am and Interserie P167 alongside Le Mans, Daytona, Sebring and Magny Cours Ferrari 333SPs and the 1998 Williams FW20s of Jacques Villeneuve and Heinz-Harald Frentzen...
Looksmart: will be making 5th scale miniature helmets of the yellow and green design worn by Lewis Hamilton in the Brazilian Grand Prix. It is also adding four additional new colours for its 43rd scale Ferrari Amalfi - metallic orange, metallic red, metallic blue and white...
Spark: in this new collection of 2026 Mexico, Singapore and USA Grands Prix there are some great new car decorations and model presentations with celebratory pitboards etc.. The biggest and best goes to celebrate Kimi Antonelli winning the driver's title with 2nd place in Mexico as well as a 1st USA version. Then there's models for Colapinto, Alonso, Hulkenberg, Perez, Hirakawa, Bearman, Norris and Verstappen including his Singapore win which will come with "P1 Simply Lovely" and "Powered By Us" pitboards...
Mini GT: when it raced at Le Mans in 2023 the NASCAR Chevrolet Camaro ZR1 caused a sensation that transferred to the model world. Now it is the turn for 1:64 collectors to have a souvenir of that awesome car and team. Also newly listed are the BMW M4 GT3 Evo 13th Shanghai 2026 #33 610 Racing and Lamborghini Huracan GT3 Evo2 Daytona 24hrs 2025 #78 Forte Racing...
6 November
BBR: once again there is news of additional colours this time on its 1:43 Ferrari 849 Testarossa (in limited numbers) and 1:18 Ferrari 12Cilindri Spider including a John Surtees NART Ferrari 158 tribute decoration...
Autocult: its last new models announcement offers two versions of the 1983 factory development Lancia 037 "Mazinga", two versions of the 1951 Mercedes 170D OTP German police cars and confirmation that this years Digital Yearbook exclusive model is the 1967 Cezeta 505 Karosa Krilo...
Tarmac Works: due during Q2/2027 are these four new 1:64 models of the 2022 Monte Carlo winning Toyota GR Yaris Rally1 of Seb Ogier, Hannuj Mikkola's 1st Argentina 1983 Audi Quattro, Nurburgring 24hrs 2015 Haribo Racing Team Mercedes AMG GT3 and 2025 Porsche 911 GT3R Falken Motorsports...
5 November
KK Scale: another classic American chosen for 1:18 issue during December is the
1956 Oldsmobile Super 88 4-Door Sedan to be available in four two-tone colours...
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