Newsletter 171: You've finally come back!!!

Interesting kit of the BMW M3 E30 to make the street version of the model. The kit comes with white plastic injected bodywork, black plastic interior and chassis, and the very successful BBS rims are perfectly chromed. What it does not bring is an engine, but the truth is that it is not missing either.

One of the most famous Lancia Stratos HF, now reedited by Hasegawa:the 1977 Monte Carlo Rally winner, now with Italy printed decals by Cartograf for this reedition. Don't miss this kit, it's a true legend of scale modeling.

Featuring several CNC turned galvanized metallic parts and a few injected plastic parts, this detail up set from Tamiya for the Ducati 1199 Panigale S will help you to vastly improve the looks of your kit front fork.

Without any doubts, Tamiya pioneered the release of 1/12 scale Formula One models on the market, and this Williams is one of the lucky candidates. The newly reedited kit features plastic and metal parts, as well as turned metal parts, an exhaustive decals sheet, rubber tyres and endless details, but it doesn't include any photoetches or tobacco decals.

In the mood for a true full detail kit? Do you want to assembly an incredible model? If the answer is yes, then this kit is for you. Parts break up is awesome, detailing is microscopic, part number is overwhelming. And if we have a look at the humongous decals sheet, including even the golden lining on the censored tobacco logos, everything we say does no justice to this kit. Just remember that the actual Rothmans logos are NOT in the box.

The McLaren Honda MP4/6 is one of the most impressive modern race cars ever built. Tamiya has now reproduced it in 1/12 scale, becoming one of the most mind-blowing kits ever. The kit features plastic parts, metal parts, rubber tyres, seat belt fabrics, reflective material and a wealth of details, but it doesn't include any photoetched parts or tobacco decals.

The new revision of Aoshima kit, now featuring the front headlamps used by Carlos Sainz to win Montecarlo.

This delicious kit of the Benetton Ford B192 features a fully detailed engine, allowing for an open or closed bodyworks assembly, and includes two decal sheets covering Schumacher and Brundle numbers. Don't forget that the tobacco decals are NOT included in this box.

This interesting kit from This Way Up of the Hill Ford GH2 in 1/43 scale have a good pile of metal parts and photoetches hidden within. As usual in the brand, decals are printed in Italy by Cartograf. But watch out: this kit is a limited edition... don't miss yours!!

North American sold Porsche 934 featured a different set of headlamps from the ones sold in Europe. With this reference from Renaissance you could do the conversion to recreate the 934s racing at the American tracks.

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.

A gorgeous kit by This Way Up in an exclusive 60 units limited edition. Made in white metal, the kit also includes decals, photoetches, machine turned parts, and wonderfully detailed instructions that will take you straigh to the 70's racing scene. Inside the box, you have everything you need to recreate David Purley's version.

Use this product in your decals to make them fit tightly to the surface of your kits: by softening the decals, they will adapt and follow complicated curves. To use it, just place one stroke of the product over the area you wish to apply the decal, align your previously moist decal in its place, and press lightly over it with a blotting paper to remove the remaining liquid. Piece of cake!

Don't miss this kit, with the usual excellent quality from Tamiya: fully detailed engine, incredibly thin and detailed decals, rubber tyres, and much more. A great Ducati, a great kit.

Very few kits can be both interesting and cheap at once, and this Tamiya kit is one of them. The parts break up is incredibly extensive, featuring a fully detailed engine and cockpit. Are you going to miss it?

We present you the model of the machine with which Tommi Mäkinen won his fourth world champion title in 1999, made by Tamiya in its classic black and white plastic of recognized quality. The kit includes dirt rims and tires and the decals for the two team cars in their participation in the New Zealand Rally.

Once again, Ebbro delights us with a classic Formula 1 from the seventies. The kit features an extensive parts break up for all the engine, cockpit, transmission and steering. One of the best things of this kit are the rear view mirror brackets for Stewart's car. The decals are printed in Italy by Cartograf, and include 4 different numbers.

Tamiya released this kit a few years ago, and since then we can enjoy the assembly of a great kit for a great bike. Inside the box you'll find a fully detailed engine, rubber tyres, electrical piping and many more parts.

The Toyota Celica wiped out their rivals at the World Rally Championship, and in the ADAC German Rally 1995 it won everything again. You can now finally reproduce this award winning car, with this decal set from Studio27.

The Gunston Team used two Lotus 72E for racing at the South African Grand Prix in 1974 and 1975, with their iconic yellow and brown tones with golden details. With Ebbro kit and these decals you can now reproduce those two bullets, and don't forget to use Zero Paints custom made colors for them!!

The Embassy Team raced with a Lotus 72D in blue with golden letters at the South African Grand Prix in 1975. Studio27 got the documentation of that race and made these decals so you can now reproduce the car driven by Eddie Keizan.

Studio27 amazes us once and over again with their carbon fibre pattern decals, and now the lucky kit is the Alfa Romeo 155 V6 TI from Tamiya. The item features two decal packed sheets with awesome kevlar and carbon fibre patterns for spoilers, cockpit and some other engine parts. Absolutely essential!!

This kit includes the decoration of the Porsche finishing seventh at the 24 Hours Le Mans 1986. The assembly is really easy, and you can even do it without glue.

The 2005 World Championship Yamaha featured a inline-4 engine, the twin-tube delta box chassis and the whole suspension system, all of them accurately reproduced by Tamiya in this kit. The decals, printed by Cartograf, feature the numbers for Rossi and Edwards.

As always, Tamiya delights us with an awesome kit featuring a fully detailed engine, exquisite fittings and removable cowlings with precision screws. The decals are printed by Cartograf and include numbers #56 and #17.

Re-edition of a kit with which Tamiya surprised us a few years ago, with a technological innovation that, through a special mold, made it possible to manufacture the entire fairing of the kit in a single piece, something that had never been seen before. Once the model is assembled, both the fairing and the tail and tank can be removed to see all the details of the engine. The decals include the numbers of the three riders who, during the 1999 season, were at the controls of the RGV500 (Roberts Jr., Aoki and Kagayama).