Newsletter 592: Cyber Monday... and 95

Resin kit of the group 1 Alfa Romeo 2000 GTV that, driven by Guy Fréquelin and co-driven by Christain Delferier, finished eighth overall and first in group 1 in the 1975 Monte Carlo Rally.

Resin kit to build the version of the Alfa Romeo 2000 GTV participating in the 1973 Monte Carlo Rally with Larrousse and Delferier at the wheel, and who managed to finish the rally in nineteenth position overall.

The driver Bernard Beguin, with Jean-Francois Fauchille as co-driver, managed to take his Alfa 2000 GTV to tenth place overall and first in Group 1 in the 1976 Monte Carlo Rally, completing a great performance.

With this resin kit it is possible to choose between two versions of Roland Imbert's Alfa 2000 GTV, where curiously both carried the number #75, and both correspond to the 1975 season. The first of the events is the Tour de France Automobile, where he finished in fourteenth position, and second in the Criterium des Cevennes, where he was forced to abandon by accident.

The Ossa 250 Monocoque was a unique and revolutionary motorcycle in many aspects, although the main and most defining one was its chassis, created to provide maximum rigidity but with a minimum weight, meaning that despite its lower power it could compete against powerful works machines of the time. Constructed of magnesium as a single piece, the chassis weighed only seven kilos and four hundred grams. Thanks to Brach Model, we can now build this work of art in detail, with the same care and affection with which its pilot and mechanic Santiago Herrero and engineer Eduard Giró created the Ossa Monocoque at the end of the 60s.

This kit, which includes 120 parts, makes it possible to make one of the most outstanding models in the history of the American automobile. Its openable hood allows to leave its powerful V8 engine in sight once assembled, and it is fully detailed. The kit includes several chrome parts, such as the radiator grille and the bumpers, to give the model an even more realistic touch, and its complete decal sheet allows some degree of customization of your model.

Besides the 6.5 liter Bentley Speed Six that achieved victory and second place in the 24 Hours of 1930, other models of the brand were also on the starting line, such as the 4.5 liter Blower Supercharged developed in 1927, which achieved victory in the 1928 edition. Airfix reissues this kit that was originally released in 1971 and that has already been reissued on several occasions by Airfix, and even by other manufacturers such as MPC. The kit includes exactly the same parts as the original edition, only with new decals.

Tone specifically formulated to simulate the color of tires, which cannot be missing to paint your tires made of materials other than rubber such as resin.

White color tone used on the McLaren MP4/6. Valid for the entire series of McLaren's MP4. It has been made for use especially on Tamiya, Fujimi, Revell and Tameo kits.

Metallic color tone similar to that used in Gordon Murray's incredible creation, the GMA T.50.

Orange color tone like the one used by BMW in the classic 2002 tii model.

Green color tone similar to that used on the Mazda 787 Renown.

Deep orange color tone similar to that used on the Mazda 787 Renown.

Redesigned and improved by Shunko Models, here are the decals for the J191 at 1991 World Championship. Forget your old scale model decals, use these freshly printed ones, and if you want to touch perfection don't doubt about painting it with the matching Zero Paints paint set.

Decal sheet to reproduce the version of the Lotus 88B used in the 1981 British Grand Prix, held at the Silverstone circuit, with 3 different decoration options, two for number #11 and one for number #12, The colors of the logos and lines have been modified to match those of the real car.

Parts to transform the Hasegawa kit of the Volkswagen Transporter to the long platform version ("Renntransporter"). Included are the lifting ramps, the complete platform, the side panels, the hydraulics and decals for some of the most famous decorations used in the transport of competition vehicles.

Set of resin rims, which can be adapted to any Aoshima, Fujimi or Tamiya kit thanks to the different adapters included. These rims have a design similar to that used in many classic models of the 50s and 60s in their participation in competition, replacing the wired rims in search of greater reliability and lightness, since contrary to what its appearance may seem, they were light-alloy aluminum rims.

Italeri's second version of its Lancia Delta HF Integrale in 1/12 scale, in this case with the decoration used at the time of its debut in the 1989 San Remo rally. Maintaining the same characteristics of the first version, with 100% new molds for the plastic parts, photo-etched plates, accessories such as hoses, screws and springs... and with openable front and rear hoods as well as the front doors, it incorporates as a novelty no not only a new sheet of decals, but also allows us to reproduce the version used in the gravel stages, with the suspension raised and tires and rims specific for gravel surface. It also includes some black acetates to simulate the skirts as an alternative to those that also come with the photo-etched parts. Whatever the case, we fell in love with Martini red at first sight!

This kit allows you to choose between no less than five different versions of some of the McLaren M18C from private teams that participated in various events of the Can-Am Championship in the 1970, 1971 and 1972 seasons. A high quality resin kit that includes also a complete sheet of photo-etched parts and white metal parts, so you can assemble the version you choose with a great amount of detail.

By the end of 1969, Alan Mann Racing presented the Ford Open Sports, with which in what was only his second race, Jack Brabham achieved a hopeful third place in the last round of the season held in Texas. This is the version that we can reproduce with this Marsh Models reference. A high-quality resin kit that also includes several photo-etched plates and white metal parts, so you can assemble the model with a great amount of detail.

In 1969 aerodynamics was in fashion, but it was still a world to be exploited, and it was normal to see how different teams were mounting wings with the most varied and extravagant configurations on their different models. In the Laguna Seca race of the Can-Am series, Dan Gurney's McLeagle McLaren M6B-Chevrolet changed its double wing from the previous race for a larger one located in a more central position, similar to those mounted on the Chaparral 2H. This is the version that we can reproduce with this Marsh Models reference. A high-quality resin kit that also includes several photo-etched plates and white metal parts, so you can assemble the model with a great amount of detail.

This kit allows you to choose between no less than five different versions of some of the McLaren M1B that participated in various events of the Can-Am Championship in 1966 and 1967. A high quality resin kit that also includes several photo-etched plates and white metal parts, so you can assemble the version you choose with a great amount of detail.

No less than up to six different versions can be made with this Marsh Models reference. Its decal sheet allows you to choose between several of the McLaren M1B units used by various teams and drivers in various events of the 1966 Can-Am Championship. A high-quality resin kit that also includes several photo-etched plates and white metal parts, so you can assemble the model with a great amount of detail.

A special design in gold and black, and also finishing in third position in the rally. And for a perfect reproduction, the correct car rims and air intake are also included. What more can you ask for in a car? It is clear, have it on your shelf.

New reference of the resin kit made by Reji of the Hyundai Accent WRC, in what was already its third evolution, and with which Armin Schwarz and Freddy Loix participated in the Rally of Germany in 2002. Luck was not on their side this time , having both cars to abandon.

Decal sheet to make the version of the Citroën C3 WRC that, in the hands of Kris Meeke, won the 2017 Catalonia-Costa Dorada Rally with 28 seconds ahead of Ogier's Fiesta WRC, and in what was his second victory of the season after the one obtained in the Rally of Mexico. This decal sheet complements the decals on the kit, modifying only those specific to the rally, that is, it is necessary to use the decals from the Belkits kit itself to have the complete livery.

Complete decoration to make the "green" version of the BMW M3 sponsored by Tic Tac in the German DTM Championship in 1992. The set is composed of a sheet of decals and a sheet of pre-cut paint mask.

According to what is said, it took a while for Pep Bassas to get the quintessence of the M3, but through work and method, he managed to become one of the fastest drivers in Spain... so much so that in 1988 he became the Carlos Sainz's main rival for the Spanish Rally Championship, and in 1989, already with Sainz in the world championship with Toyota, he was crowned Spanish champion. In the 1988 Corte Inglés rally, also scoring for the European Championship, he demonstrated his class by taking third place behind Carlos Sainz in his Sierra Cosworth and Fabrizio Tabaton aboard a Lancia Delta Integrale. How beautiful the M3 was with the Telefunken colors adorning its body!

Decoration designed to be used on the GL-Racing Porsche 911 GT3R white body in 1/27 scale, and that allows the car with the number #9 of the Pfaff Motorsports team to be reproduced during its participation in the 2021 12 Hours of Sebring.

Decals for completing the instrument panel of the Tamiya Brabham Ford BT44B with better definition and detail. These decals include the complete dials, as well as all the indications, labels and stickers for the different buttons and switches. A message has even been added that could sometimes be seen on the dome in Carlos Reutemann's car to remind him to turn off the bomb. With the magnifying glass you can compare the original decal of the kit with the Decalcas decal. What a difference!!!!

Complete brake set designed for use on the McLaren MP4/5B Tamiya kit. Included are 4 brake discs, which can be placed directly on the kit without the need for further adjustments, 4 brake calipers (2 on the left side and 2 on the right side), which are much more detailed than the original ones on the kit, including the bleeders and the lower connection tube between both caliper bodies, and 5 central wheel nuts with stem, in case you prefer to opt for a presentation of the model of the car with the wheels removed. The set includes a small sheet of decals with the Brembo logos.

Complete brake set designed for use on the McLaren MP4/5 Fujimi kit. Included are 4 brake discs, which require small adjustments to be able to be placed on the kit parts, 4 brake calipers (2 on the left side and 2 on the right side), which are much more detailed than the original ones on the kit, including the bleeders and the lower connection tube between both caliper bodies, and 5 central wheel nuts with stem, in case you prefer to opt for a presentation of the model of the car with the wheels removed. The set includes a small sheet of decals with the Brembo logos.

For all those Formula 1 lovers, Stone Models has developed the 1992 Andrea Moda, which only managed to qualify to compete in one race, precisely the Monaco Grand Prix in the hands of Roberto Moreno, although he had to retire due to engine problems after only 11 laps... and that was all the laps that an Andrea Moda officially competed in a Grand Prix. That's why it has its charm! A curbside kit which faithfully reproduces the shapes of the car, without an engine, but with great detail of the visible area of the gearbox and rear wing support.

Complete brake set designed for use on the Mclaren MP4/4 Tamiya kit. Included are 4 brake discs, which can be placed directly on the kit without the need for further adjustments, 8 brake calipers (4 on the left side and 4 on the right side), which are much more detailed than the original ones on the kit, including the bleeders and the lower connection tube between both caliper bodies, 4 brake disc cores (2 front and 2 rear), and 2 sets of central wheel nuts with stem, in case you prefer to opt for a presentation of the model of the car with the wheels removed.

3D printed figure of a modern F1 driver with thumbs up (based on Max Verstappen's pose at the 2021 Turkish Grand Prix). The set includes a figure with the HANS system, a full-face helmet with the visor closed, the attachment system for the HANS and digitally printed decals with RB sponsors in 2021.

The 1990s were not Michael Schumacher's only participations in the DTM. As a driver belonging to the Mercedes Junior Program, he found a place in one of the 190E Evo II to participate in two DTM events at the beginning of the summer of 1991, held on the Norisring and Diepholz circuits. This sheet of decals allows you to create, taking the Fujimi kit as a base, another of the many vehicles that "the Kaiser" drove during his racing career.