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This is an article I wanted to make for a long time, and here it is. I have already made an article on the amazing Timothy&Pierre Singer Porsche (that you can find here), and I also featured some in my Top 10 Lamley Awards article. Since then, I had the chance to meet Pierre from …
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This is sick. Crazy. Unbelievable. Astonishing. Enormous. Where to start ? I’m so excited to write about it! Imagine the situation, we have an almost unknown manufacturer with that strange name called Timothy & Pierre (mostly known for their Gemballa Enzo MIG-U1 in 1/18 scale), popping up from nowhere with Singer Porsche models. If that …
Continue reading “RESTORED. REIMAGINED. REBORN. MEET THE CRAZY SINGER PORSCHE BY TIMOTHY & PIERRE”
A ton of new F1 models are appearing in 1:64 scale. Graham Heeps walks the grid
In this second installment, Graham Heeps looks at a spectacular Dakar Rally Gift Set from 1997
Willdiecast’s view of this fresh resin replica.
Willdiecast review of this amazing Audi RS7 by MotorHelix 1/64!
“Model-car making is an art itself”.
Here is my Top 10 models of the year!
A non exhaustive bunch of good addresses for your cars. From my point of view.
Grab a coffee and enjoy a gentle meander through the history of the famous 2CV with some of the best Euro brands.
The eBay listings say JEC 1:64, but there is nothing on the box. Let’s have a look at this amazing 250 GTO with the Commendatore.
As a diecast collector, it is something that, in my opinion, one is entitled to wonder. Especially in mid 2020. Let’s have a quick look backward to understand the genesis.
March 26, 2020 – by Doug Breithaupt (Find Polistil F1 Racers on ebay) In 1960, an Italian company called Politoys began producing toy cars. They started in plastic but moved to die-cast after a few years. By 1967, they decided to compete in the small-scale market. They also decided to change their name to Polistil …
Continue reading “Formula One Grids from 1975-83 – Polistil’s F1 Racers”
Heavy metal fans, you won’t like it. Resin fans, be careful to your wallet ! Take an Autoworld, and imagine it twice more detailed. But 10 times lighter. But 3 times more expansive. All right, enough about figures, let me illustrate : It hardly fits into the studio. For sure it doesn’t fit in my …
Continue reading “Big boats go resin : Neo 1/64 massive classic cars”
If you are a regular visitor of the Lamley Group Blog, you have seen this happening over the last few weeks. Also, if you are a regular visitor of the Lamley Group Blog, I owe you an apology for the last year or so. The blog, Lamley’s bread and butter for so long, took a …