Back again this week to highlight their December releases the team at AutoCult Models has four new models to share, each in 1:43 scale. Our favourite of the collection is the 1985 Porsche Experimental Prototype.  This would be a definite hit in 1:18 scale!  The remaining three include 1963 MG Mini M-Type, 1932 Röhr 8 Typ F Stromlinie and 1964 Neretti.

About the Porsche Experimental Prototype…  “Porsche Experimental Prototype, or short P.E.P., was the designation for a multifunctional test car of the Porsche factory in 1985. The term “Experimental” made a big difference to other pre-production cars. Contrary to ready-built prototypes, which were built as close as possible to the later on production version and often had to be multiply modified due to individual alternations, P.E.P was distinctly different. It was created to empirically test a wide range of different components and their interaction concurrently. P.E.P was not built like a usual car, it featured four combinable modules that were universally changeable. The Chassis – designated as Propulsion Module, the driver’s cab – named Central Module and the Front and Back Module. The Central Module was assembled with a range of production components form various Porsche models and was also the module on which the other modules were fitted to”

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