• Works Model cars in 1/64 scale
    Works Model

    Have you ever heard of WORKS MODEL before? – FEATURETTE

    Works Model – Small Scale, Big Ambitions The world of 1:64 scale diecast collecting has become incredibly exciting in recent years. While established manufacturers such as MINI GT, Tarmac Works, INNO64 and Pop Race continue to impress collectors with their latest releases, other brands are steadily making their presence felt. One of them is Works Model, a name that deserves a closer look, especially if you’re passionate about Japanese performance cars, motorsport history and eye-catching special editions. For this feature, we’ve selected four particularly interesting releases that represent different sides of Japanese automotive culture. From a bright yellow Toyota GR Supra wearing an outrageous Rocket Bunny Pandem widebody kit to…

  • Lotus 99T by Letbricks
    Letbricks

    More than 2150 PCS – LetBricks 1/8 Scale Lotus 99T of Ayrton Senna

    A racing legend to build step by step: From Alfa Romeo 179 to Tyrrell P34 6-Wheeler, Lotus 79 or Ferrari 126C2: thanks to RoscoPC, we can assemble these legendary F1 models ourselves. As MOCs, or My Own Creations, these are building block models developed and built by a genius like RoscoPC himself and made available to the wider market. Behind RoscoPC was Luca Rusconi from Italy, a Lego Technic Formula One Builder, as he called himself that way on his website. We were shocked as we read in early 2025 he passed away, his work and love for F1 cars will always remain forever. One of his absolute insane builds…

  • Kyosho MOTN Nissan Skyline GTR R33 400R
    Kyosho

    Nissan Skyline GTR R33 400R with MOTN LED-Lights? – KYOSHO FEATURETTE

    The 400R: It was the headline par excellence almost 3 years ago in 2022: an English dealer was asking almost 2 million euros for a Nismo 400R with 61,000 kilometres. There were only 40 of the 400R, some of which were sold in different colours, such as navy blue, purple, silver or, as in the case of this model here: Yellow. Originally, the genuine Nismo 400R cost around 100,000 euros when new. The Skyline on offer is based on the R33 model series, which Nissan built from 1993 to 1998. The Nissan motorsport department (Nismo) took the original Skyline to task. The car is a tribute to the Nissan Skyline…

  • JGTC Super GT Cars by Tamiya
    Tarmac Works,  Kyosho,  Tamiya

    The legacy of JGTC Super GT – TAMIYA COLLECTION FEATURETTE

    Motorsport in the Land of the Rising Sun – The history of the JGTC Super GT and its models: Unlike many other racing series around the world, the Japanese Super GT series had not one, but two predecessors. To get back to the roots of the series, you have to look way back. The Japanese Touring Car Championship (JTCC) has been held in Japan since the late 1960s and was initially largely dominated by the first generation of the Nissan Skyline GT-R. When the FIA launched Group 5, this change also left its mark on the Land of the Rising Sun in the second half of the seventies: In 1979,…

  • Nissan Skyline R33 JDMAddict_Daily
    Letbricks

    From RB30 engines to scaled modelcars – JDM MEET FEATURETTE

    How it all started: On 10 August this year in Matten near Interlaken, it was that time again. The 2024 car meet for Japanese car fans was organised at the airfield for the fifth time. But for the first time, the fifth anniversary event was not only accompanied by food shops, but also by stands that had nothing to do with food as well. And this is where our model car shop came into play: we have been selling various scaled modelcars from various manufacturers and brands under our partner Doramas for several years. The link to the webshop can be found at the end of this article or directly…