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Matrix Scale Models Production Samples 1:43

Part of the HUGE list from January’s footprint article from Matrix Scale Models.  We have a few production images to share of the August delivery 1978 Ferrari BB512 Targa Straman in Red, Black and Silver.  There is also the 1960 Jaguar XK150 S 3.8 Fastback by Hartin #T825146/DN in Metallic Blue. Product# MX41001-143 / MX40604-181 – MX40604-183    ...
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Minichamps New Releases – Week 34, 2024

This week the menu is mostly F1 in both 1:18 and 1:143 scale.  The feature finds this unique pair of Oracle Red Bull Racers.  Both models are executed in metal.  Suggested retail 349 Euros.  See below for the complete list by scale. Scale 1:18: 2-CAR-SET – ORACLE RED BULL RACING RB19 – MAX VERSTAPPEN – WORLD CHAMPION QATAR SPRINT & Continue Reading...
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FIRST LOOK: Stirling Scale Aston Martin V8 Vantage 1985

We introduced you to Stirling Scale in May, this month we have a first look at their initial product, the Aston Martin V8 Vantage 1985.  This is a diecast metal and fully-opening example featuring the X-Pack variant.  Colours include Suffolk Red, Silver and Green.  Learn more about Stirling Scale and their Aston Martin V8 Vantage. Product# SC001 – SC003...
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New Colour LCD Model McLaren F1 XP5!

Mid-budget player LCD Models has unveiled a new colour for their version of the 1:18 diecast metal and opening LCD Model McLaren F1 XP5.  Please welcome Purple to the fold, a definite bold selection!  Accessories include 2 briefcase and 2 suitcases.  Please connect with site sponsors to pre-order now! Product# TBD...
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ACME New 1965 Shelby GT350R Prototype

ACME unveils their new 1:18 metal and opening 1965 Shelby GT350R Prototype.  This limited edition of 504 units will be delivered in Q4 2024.  Learn more about this classic below.  The suggested retail $139.95 US. About the Shelby GT350R Prototype…  “This car was Shelby’s competition prototype, designed to transform the Mustang’s image from a pedestrian, mass-market car to a race-bred Continue Reading...
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