Newsletter 170: And the winner is...

Don't settle for second best just sticking some decals in your Montecarlo Rally cars, and use these photoetches to life-like reproduce the high relief badges placed on every car at that rally.

Here's the reedition of this classic Fujimi kit of the 1996 Le Mans 24 hours winner. A gorgeous machine in black colors, also including some photoetched parts. This kit does not allow you an open assembly for the doors or bonnet, and it does not include a detailed engine either.

German tuner Ruf Automobile is well-known for improving Porsche models, modifying the engines and adding some aesthetic touches such as these 19 inches rims that you can now mimic in your kits. The set includes the rim rings in turned metal and resin rim centers.

Metal made, these nuts are perfect for modern GT cars. Apply a thin coat of red or blue transparent paint over them, and you'll get an incredibly real look.

This reference from Studio27 replaces the discontinued ST27-DC638C, and will let you recreate the mind blowing M1 at 1983 Tour de Corse, unsuccessfully driven by Beguin due to mechanical problems. Don't forget to add the white paint for the base color of the car to your order.

Featuring turned metal parts, photoetches and decals to achieve the conversion from the street car to the enhanced version by LB Performance tunner. Do you want to go for it? The car with the transkit really looks incredibly beautiful

Red and white painted and featuring the gorgeous Marlboro decoration, these decals will fit like a glove to your BMW M1.

The Lancia 037 with the Totip Benetton decoration finishing third at the Tour de Corse. Use these decals with the Hasegawa kit to reproduce this wonderful car, and don't forget the base white color for the kit.

At Spanish and French Grand Prix, Emerson Fittipaldi and Ronnie Peterson equipped on their Lotus Ford Type 72E a modified front rim, different from the ones used in the rest of the championship. It was a fully covered rim, now reproduced by Reji to be used with Ebbro kit.

The Toyota Silver Bullet Metallic originally formulated for Toyota cars, now available within the Zero paint product ranges. Acrylic solvent-based paints (containing Toluene), already prethinned for airbrush usage with nozzles sizes from 0.3mm upwards, and specifically formulated for modelers that need the best possible match to the colors of every actual road and track vehicles. It's formulated as double-coating paint, so it needs to be coated or lacquered after its application, and you could find different finishes along Zero Paints ranges linked to the suffix in the name: "metallic", "mica", "pearl" or "candy" for pearlescent colors, or "solid"/unspecified for solids. Please refer to Zero Paints FAQ for detailed usage instructions.

Acrylic solvent-based paints (containing Toluene), already prethinned for airbrush usage with nozzles sizes from 0.3mm upwards, and specifically formulated for modelers that need the best possible match to the colors of every actual road and track vehicles. It's formulated as double-coating paint, so it needs to be coated or lacquered after its application, and you could find different finishes along Zero Paints ranges linked to the suffix in the name: "metallic", "mica", "pearl" or "candy" for pearlescent colors, or "solid"/unspecified for solids. Please refer to Zero Paints FAQ for detailed usage instructions.

Reji has reproduced the gorgeous Denim decoration worn by the BMW M1 in the 1980 Monaco Procar Race. Totally awesome.

Acrylic solvent-based paints (containing Toluene), already prethinned for airbrush usage with nozzles sizes from 0.3mm upwards, and specifically formulated for modelers that need the best possible match to the colors of every actual road and track vehicles. It's formulated as double-coating paint, so it needs to be coated or lacquered after its application, and you could find different finishes along Zero Paints ranges linked to the suffix in the name: "metallic", "mica", "pearl" or "candy" for pearlescent colors, or "solid"/unspecified for solids. Please refer to Zero Paints FAQ for detailed usage instructions.

Acrylic solvent-based paints (containing Toluene), already prethinned for airbrush usage with nozzles sizes from 0.3mm upwards, and specifically formulated for modelers that need the best possible match to the colors of every actual road and track vehicles. It's formulated as double-coating paint, so it needs to be coated or lacquered after its application, and you could find different finishes along Zero Paints ranges linked to the suffix in the name: "metallic", "mica", "pearl" or "candy" for pearlescent colors, or "solid"/unspecified for solids. Please refer to Zero Paints FAQ for detailed usage instructions.

Acrylic solvent-based paints (containing Toluene), already prethinned for airbrush usage with nozzles sizes from 0.3mm upwards, and specifically formulated for modelers that need the best possible match to the colors of every actual road and track vehicles. It's formulated as double-coating paint, so it needs to be coated or lacquered after its application, and you could find different finishes along Zero Paints ranges linked to the suffix in the name: "metallic", "mica", "pearl" or "candy" for pearlescent colors, or "solid"/unspecified for solids. Please refer to Zero Paints FAQ for detailed usage instructions.