An update on our progression of our most recent model projects
After a very active period of model launches over the first half of the year, our engineers and artisans are bringing more fine models to fruition than ever before. With many more development projects for a growing number of significant partners, we want to keep our loyal clients informed with our progress six months into the year. Read on as we highlight progress on our most recent developments and reveal our latest projects.
Please note some images are of pre-production or sample models.
Classics
We are excited to be able to reveal to you a new selection of classic car developments at both 1:8 and 1:18 scale. Firstly, following the release of Juan Manuel Fangio’s Maserati 250F at 1:8 scale a few weeks ago, we are delighted to reveal that an 1:18 scale model is also under development, to join the Ferrari F1-89 as we continue to grow our selection of classic Formula 1 models at 1:18 scale. Our Race Weathered Collection also continues to flourish with the reveal of two new Daytona-winning Porsches: the Brumos Racing 911 RSR from the 1973 edition, and the 1971 winning Porsche 917. The latter will also be available in ‘clean’ condition, with the first models finishing later in the year. Meanwhile we continue to make progress in the development of our 1929 Le Mans winning Bentley Blower 1:18 scale. Read more details, including predicted timescales, on our website.
Bentley Blower - 1930 Le Mans - at 1.18 scale
Strong progress has been made in our recreation of the Bentley Blower at 1:18 scale, as raced by Sir Henry (Tim) Birkin and Jean Chassagne in the 24 Hours of Le Mans in 1930. Unfortunately, our original timelines have shifted here, but we still expect to complete the prototype in Q3, with the first batch of faithfully detailed models in early 2025. Register your interest to be the first to know when these models are available.
Maserati 250F - 1957 Germany - at 1.18 scale
Following the release of Juan Manuel Fangio’s Maserati 250F at 1:8 scale a few weeks ago, we are delighted to reveal that a 1:18 scale model of the 1957 German Grand Prix winning machine is also under development. The prototype model is programmed for completion in Q3, with a small batch of completed models possible before the end of the year. Register your interest to be the first to know when these models are available.
Porsche 917K - 1971 Daytona - Clean & Race Weathered at 1.8 scale
We can unveil a new addition to our Race Weathered Collection: the Porsche 917 at 1:8 scale, as raced to victory by Pedro Rodriguez and Jackie Oliver at the 24 Hours of Daytona in 1971. The initial Race Weathered model has already been approved, with the weathering carefully applied by the artisans in our Bristol workshop, and is now available to order. The next batch of models is anticipated to be finished in Q4, and these will be available either clean or weathered, depending on customer preference.
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Porsche 911 RSR Brumos - 1973 Daytona - Race Weathered at 1.18 scale
We can also reveal a new weathered project at 1:18 scale; the iconic Brumos Racing #59 Porsche 911 RSR from the 1973 24 Hours of Daytona will receive the Amalgam Race Weathered treatment. The first model is scheduled for weathering in our Bristol workshop in the next month, with the first completed batch of models weathered by the end of October. Register your interest to be the first to know when these models are available.
Bugatti Type 59 - 1934 Monaco - with Nuvolari Driver Figure at 1:8 scale
A new development after the success of our first Man and Machine edition featuring Jean-Pierre Wimille, we can now reveal that we will be recreating Tazio Nuvolari and his Bugatti Type 59 from the 1934 Monaco Grand Prix. Both the model and driver figure can be ordered either in pristine clean pre-race condition, or patinated to reflect post-race dust and grime. The figure of Nuvolari will be digitally sculpted, 3D printed and exquisitely hand-painted by our partner, a small team of artists in Venice. The first model and figure pairings are anticipated before the end of the year. Register your interest or speak to our sales team to reserve your model.
Ferrari F1-89 - 1989 Britain - at 1.18 scale
First announced a few weeks ago, we can reiterate that we soon be releasing 1:18 scale models of the Ferrari F1-89, as raced by Nigel Mansell and Gerhard Berger during the XLII Shell British Grand Prix at Silverstone on the 16th of July 1989. Models in both drivers’ liveries are in the late stages of development, with the first batch of models planned for early Q4. Register your interest to be the first to know when these models are available.
Modern GT
Several of our Modern GT developments are reaching their conclusions, and we expect to be able to share fully approved imagery of several models in the coming weeks, including: the McLaren 750S Spider and Ferrari 12Cilindri Coupe and Spider at 1:8 scale, as well as the Ferrari 812 Competizione Tailor Made Art Car at 1:18 scale. We are making good advances with the development of the Lamborghini Revuelto and Aston Martin Valkyrie, with both projects still scheduled for completion before the end of this year. We can also divulge that we will be developing the Aston Martin Valkyrie’s Spider variant, with models expected to finish early next year. Following the announcement of our development 12Cilindri Coupe and Spider variants at 1:8 scale earlier this summer, we can additionally reveal that we have been quietly developing the Coupe at 1:18 scale, with models anticipated for shipping before the end of the year. Read more details, including predicted timescales, on our website.
Aston Martin Valkyrie at 1:8 scale
Progress remains steady on our development of the Aston Martin Valkyrie, and we can now confirm the limited-edition model will be finished in Podium Green with an all-black interior. We anticipate the prototype model to be completed in early Q4, with the first 1:8 scale edition models planned for before the end of the year. Register your interest or speak to our sales team to reserve your model.
Aston Martin Valkyrie Spider at 1:8 scale
We are pleased to announce that we will soon commence development of a 1:8 scale model of the Aston Martin Valkyrie Spider. Our early timelines suggest we are to finish the first models in Q1 2025. Register your interest to speak to our sales team about reserving your edition model or to discuss a bespoke order of your car.
Lamborghini Revuelto at 1:8 scale
The development of our 1:8 scale model of Lamborghini’s first hybrid super sports car is progressing well, with the prototype model expected in early Q4. There will be two colour choices available for our limited-edition model, though the exact specifications are yet to be finalised. The first bespoke orders are currently programmed for delivering before the year’s end. Register your interest or speak to our sales team to reserve your model.
McLaren 750S Spider at 1:8 scale
Our prototype model of the McLaren 750S Spider is in the final stages of development, and we are anticipating approval in the next month. The first batch of models, finished in Papaya Spark with a Carbon Black and Papaya interior, is scheduled for late Q3. Register your interest or speak to our sales team to reserve your model.
Ferrari 12Cilindri Coupe and Spider
Coupe at 1:8 scale
Our first prototype of the 12Cilindri has been finished, and we are currently working with the designers and engineers at Ferrari Centro Stilo to ensure all the details are correct. The first edition models are expected for completion next month.
Spider at 1:8 scale
We are deep into the development of the Spider variant, with the prototype model anticipated for completion towards the end of Q3. Edition models are expected to follow shortly afterwards.
Coupe at 1:18 scale
We can also reveal that we have been quietly developing the Coupe as an 1:18 scale model, with a completed prototype projected in the next few weeks. The first batch of models is currently programmed for the last weeks of the year.
Ferrari 812 Competizione Tailor Made Art Car at 1.18 scale
Our prototype model has been approved by Ferrari, following an extensive appraisal by the designers at Ferrari Centro Stile who designed the original livery. Pre-orders remain open on this model, with the first batch scheduled for late Q3.
Modern Motorsport
Ferrari’s continued success at Le Mans has unsurprisingly delivered us some new projects, as we are able gladly reveal we will be producing 1:8 scale models of each of the three 499Ps that raced at Circuit de la Sarthe in 2024. Alongside this, we can also unveil that we have been developing a full-size replica of the 499P steering wheel, the first non-Formula 1 edition we have created. The special 1:5 scale Weathered edition of 499P we revealed last month is progressing well, with a complete prototype in grey primer already completed.
We can also reveal further 2024 Formula 1 season projects, starting with the McLaren Racing’s 2024 competitor, the MCL38, now in development at 1:8 scale. We will create two editions of Lando Norris and Oscar Piastri’s race-winning machine, the first celebrating Norris’ maiden win in Miami, as well the Senna Sempre-liveried from the race in Monaco. Following the release of the Australian GP winning Ferrari SF-24 last week, there is also a further project at 1:8 scale, this time the special HP title liveried cars from the Miami Grand Prix. We expect to share a first look at full-size steering wheel replica and 1:18 scale model of the Australian Grand Prix cars very soon. Meanwhile, in GT racing, our replica of the 296 Challenge will soon be moving into physical prototyping, as our artisans finalise the CAD data stage. Read more details, including predicted timescales, on our website.
Ferrari 499P
499P 1:5 scale weathered
Development for our 1:5 scale Ferrari 499P is scheduled for completion in early Q4, with the first weathered model expected to be finished in Bristol shortly afterwards. The first few batches of models are programmed for the last two months of the year and, following significant orders from partners and sponsors of Ferrari, the next available models for customers will ready for shipping in early 2025. Speak to our sales team.
499P Full Size Steering Wheel
A first non-Formula 1 edition steering wheel replica for Amalgam, we can now reveal the Ferrari 499P steering wheel as a project. Development of this steering wheel has reached a major milestone, with the first prototype being finished in its grey primer stage. We anticipate full completion and approval of this model shortly after Ferrari return from their summer break, with the initial batch of models completed in Q4. Register your interest or speak to our sales team to reserve your model.
499P 2024 model at 1.8 scale - #51, #50, #83
Following further success for Ferrari at Le Mans this year, we can reveal that will be building models of this year’s racing-winning #50 and podium-clinching #51 cars. The first batch of the triumphant #50 liveried models is expected in late Q3. We are delighted to reveal we will also be producing the yellow-liveried #83 AF Corse, driven by Robert Kubica, Robert Shwartzman and Yifei Ye, at 1:8 scale, completing the full line up of Ferrari AF Corse’s 2024 entries. Driven by demand from our friends at Ferrari, the first two batches of models are programmed for completion before the end of the year. We are accepting orders on each of these models now.
McLaren MCL38 Monaco and Miami
We can now reveal the development of McLaren Racing’s entry to the 2024 FIA Formula 1 World Championship: the McLaren MCL38. We will be replicating the cars driven by Lando Norris and Oscar Piastri at the Miami Grand Prix, where Norris claimed his maiden victory in Formula 1, and the Monaco Grand Prix, decorated in the team's special 'Senna Sempre' Tribute livery, commemorating the life of legendary F1 driver Ayrton Senna. We are accepting orders for the first models anticipated at the beginning of 2025. Speak to our sales team for more information.
Ferrari SF-24 Collection
2024 Miami at 1:8 Scale
Following the launch of the 1:8 scale Australian Grand Prix-winning car, we can now reveal that we are now developing the car raced at Miami Grand Prix, decorated in its special HP title livery. We are accepting orders for 1:8 scale replicas of Charles Leclerc’s and Carlos Sainz’s cars, featuring the two historic shades of Azzurro La Plata and Azzurro Dino, with the first batch programmed for completion as soon as next month.
Full Size Steering Wheel and 1:18 scale model
The prototype models for our full-size steering wheel replica and 1:18 scale model of the Australian GP car are also reaching the end of their development cycles, as we look to finalise the process before the Formula 1 summer break. The first models are currently scheduled for completion in late Q3. Register your interest to be the first to know when these models are available.
Ferrari 296 Challenge at 1:8 scale
Development of the Ferrari 296 Challenge will soon be moving into physical prototyping, as our artisans finalise the CAD data stage. We expect completion of this model in mid-Q4, with the first bespoke orders ready before the year’s end.
Aircraft Replicas
B-17
Development has been progressing well with our 1:32 scale replica of the B-17 Flying Fortress, as we move onto the creation of the first prototype model. The first three models of the iconic American WWII bomber are anticipated to be finished in the coming months, and we are accepting orders for delivery before the year’s end.