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Article number: 500003938 Product: 1:32 VW Bus Jägermeister HD

Colour: Green
Year: 1960s

The VW Campervan is an instantly recognisable vehicle, and one that continues to be incredibly popular. The Scalextric Campervan has been no exception, proving to be a hit with slot racers and collectors since its introduction.

The Volkswagen Type 2, as it’s known officially, was first produced back in the 1950s and since then has gone through numerous generations, each offering slight variations on the initial design. What hasn’t changed though, is the Campervan’s widespread appeal.

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Article number: 500003936 Product: 1:32 Dodge Charger SC Schwarz FF HD

A car recognised by almost everyone, the Dodge Charger with a blower. Nothing represents the American motor industry quite like it. First produced in the mid-to-late 1960s, the Dodge Charger has gone through several iterations over the years, including a modern version produced since 2011. However, none of these newer cars can come close to the iconic image of a classic Charger, in black, with a blower fitted to the engine.

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Article number: 500003935 Product: 1:32 Dodge Challenger 1970 Weiss HD

Colour: White
Year: 1970

The Dodge Challenger is another icon of the unrivalled American Muscle car scene. Successful both on the track and on the street, it has endured as a lasting symbol of both motoring freedom and the power that the muscle car can give working men and women.

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Article number: 500003930 Product: 1:32 Lancia Stratos T.D.C 1975 Win.HD

Number: 6
Race: Tour de Corse-Rally de France
Finishing Position: Winner
Team: Lancia
Driver: Bernard Darniche
Co-driver: Alan Mahé
Year: 1975

The 1975 Tour De Corse rally took place over the 8th and 9th of November. This challenging asphalt rally was prime ground for the Lancia Stratos, with the challenging corners of Corsica proving to be the perfect place for the Stratos to prove not only its handling prowess, but also the abilities of its driver, Frenchman Bernard Daniche.

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Article number: 500003929 Product: 1:32 BMW M3 E30 M3 DTM Mobil HD

Number: 56
Race: Bathurst 1000
Driver: Peter Brock, Jim Richards
Year: 1988

Whilst better known for his exploits in Holdens, Peter ‘Perfect’ did occasionally race for other teams. In 1988, still with his iconic Mobil 1 colour scheme, Peter took up the wheel of a BMW E30 M3, finishing 12th in the shootout.

The car sadly retired on lap 89, robbing both Brock and his co-driver Neil Compton of a finish. The year after witnessed an even more radical departure for Brock, as he raced a Sierra RS500 at Bathurst!

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Article number: 500003928 Product: 1:32 Ford XY GTHO 1971 Moffat #65E HD

The Class E Ford XY GTHO of Allan Moffat is one of the all-time greats of Bathurst. 1971 saw Moffatt put the car on pole for the Hardie-Ferodo 500 and win the race by a lap from his nearest rival. Whilst a ‘boxy’ looking car, the GTHO was a fearsome competitor, combining great straight-line speed with pinpoint handling.

Number: 65E Race: Bathurst 500
Driver: Allan Moffat Year: 1971

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Article number: 500003927 Product: 1:32 Holden A9X Torana 1978 #05 HD

Number: 05
Race: Sandown
Driver: Peter Brock
Year: 1978

Needing no introduction, Peter ‘Perfect’ is a name synonymous with both Holden and Bathurst. In 1978 Brock put his Torana on pole, and then finished first. Co-driven by Jim Richards, the Holden proved to be more than a match for the Fords in the race, with Brock beating the second placed car, a Holden, by a lap and the nearest Ford by 3 laps.

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Article number: 500003924 Product: 1:32 Ford Escort MK1 Castrol 1971 #114HD

Number: 114
Race: Brands Hatch
Team: Team Broadspeed
Driver: John Fitzpatrick
Year: 1971

The Ford Escort MK1 is not only synonymous with rallying, but with circuit racing as well. In 1971, the works Broadspeed team entered the British Saloon Car Championship in this striking Castrol livery. Piloted by John Fitzpatrick the car proved to be exceptionally quick, able to mix it with the big powerful V8 American cars, often finding itself at the sharp end of the grid.

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Article number: 500003917 Product: 1:32 McLaren F1 GTR 1997 Nürburg. HD

Number: 25
Race: FIA GT Nurburgring
Team: BBA Competition
Drivers: David Velay, Jean-Luc Maury-Laribière
Year: 1997

After being persuaded to do so by ‘gentleman racer’ Ray Bellm, Gordon Murray – legendary race car designer, set about designing a racing variant of the McLaren F1 sports car, the McLaren F1 GTR, which was produced specifically for grand touring style racing in 1995.

After its reign of dominance was ended by newer GT cars from the likes of Porsche and Mercedes, as well as updated longtail F1 GTRs, the early shape McLaren F1s found themselves with privateer teams such as BBA Competition. What the team lacked in outright pace against the might of the new factory cars, they more than made up for in eye catching liveries, as this outstanding car proves.

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Article number: 500003913 Product: 1:32 Mini Cooper 1962 Targa Florio HD

Number: 106
Race: Targa Florio
Year: 1962

Despite not finishing the 1962 Targa Florio, the little Mini of Prince Paul Metternich and French motor racing photographer Bernard Cahier grabbed not only the attention, but also the hearts of the Sicilian crowd. Using a set of tyres every lap, the Mini also lost second gear and its pace dropped to the point where it was unclassified. However, by its last lap the car had gained such affection that the crowd were throwing flowers down in its path, cheering it to the finish.

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Article number: 500003911 Product: 1:32 McLaren 720S - Memphis Red SRS

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Article number: 500003858 Product: 1:32 Ford GT-GTE #69 USA LeMans 2017 HD

Drivers: Ryan Briscoe, Scott Dixon and Brit Richard Westbrook
Race: Le Mans 2017
Number: 69

Ford Returned to Le Mans on the 50th anniversary of their famous 1-2-3 victory. The number 69 car of Ryan Briscoe, Richard Westbrook & Scott Dixon Qualified in 2nd position in class, and after a hugely entertaining race finished the race in 20th overall but most importantly 3rd in class and with the number 68 Ford GT finishing 1st it was a very successful return for Ford with a 1-3-4 finish.

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- Scale 1:32
- System analog
- track length 532cm
- Space 210x140cm
- 2 Robust Classic Vehicles AMC Javlin Police & Dodge Challenger
- Controller adjustable
- 4 different layouts possible
- Incl. Lane narrowing and jump ramps
- Incl. power adapter

- Scale 1:32
- System ARC Pro / App Race Control
- Route length 681cm - Space required 243x243cm
- 2 Robust Vehicles Ginetta G60-LT-P1. Ginetta G60-LT-P1
- 2 wireless controllers (wireless)
- 12 different route layouts possible
- Incl. Lane narrowing and jump ramps
- Incl. power adapter

- Scale 1:32
- System ARC / App Race Control
- Route length 681cm
- Space required 243x243cm
- 2 Robust Vehicles Ford GT GTE Vs. Mercedes-AMG GT3
- 2 wireless controllers (wireless)
- 12 different route layouts possible
- Incl. Lane narrowing and jump ramps
- Incl. power adapter

- Scale 1:32
- System: Analog
- track length 484cm
- Space required 191x132cm
- 2 Robust Vehicles Jaguar I-Pace
- Controller adjustable
- 4 different layouts possible
- Incl. Rundenzähler
- Incl. power adapte

- track length 484cm
- Powerbase
- 2 hand controls (speed adjustable)
- 2 vehicles Wiliams FW40 / McLaren MCL32 (Super Resistant Race, DPR)
- Space required 191x132cm
- 4 different track layouts possible
- Incl. Mechnical lap counte

- Track lengh xxxcm
- Powerbase
- App Race Control (Analog)
- hand controls (speed adjustable)
- cars (Super Resistant Race, DPR)
- Space requirement xxxxxxxcm
- different route layouts possible

- Track lengh 532cm
- Powerbase
- App Race Control (Analog)
- 2 hand controls (speed adjustable)
- 2 cars BMW Z4 GT3/Mercedes-AMG GT3
(Super Resistant Race, DPR)
- Space requirement 210x140cm
- 9 different route layouts possible

- 1:64 scale
- track length 408cm
- Space 120x81cm
- 2 Robust Vehicles Concept
- Controller adjustable
- Stunt loop and vertical ramp 90°
- 9 different layouts possible
- Incl. power adapter

- 1:64 scale
- track length 408cm
- Space 120x81cm
- 2 robust vehicles SUV
- Controller adjustable
- Stunt loop and vertical ramp 90°
- 9 different layouts possible
- Incl. power adapter

- 1:64 scale
- Lightweight construction
- Small footprint 108x55cm
- 2 robust vehicles
- Controller adjustable
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- 1:64 scale
- track length 386cm
- Space 127x102cm
- 2 Robust Vehicles Stock Car
- Controller adjustable
- Incl. Hairpin
- 9 different layouts possible
- Incl. power adapte