Having recently modelled the Ferrari 12Cilindri at 1:8 scale, we can now reveal that development of our 1:18 scale edition is now complete, following approval from the designers and engineers at Ferrari. We are now accepting orders on the first small batch of models.
Discover the artistry of automotive history, meticulously recreated in miniature. We present a curated collection of 1:18 scale models, featuring timeless icons from the world's most revered manufacturers.
Introducing the latest development in our series of race weathered models at 1:18 scale: the Porsche 911 RSR 2.8. The model captures chassis 911.360.0328 as it was raced to victory by Hurley Haywood and Peter Gregg in the 24 Hours of Daytona at the Daytona International Speedway on February 3rd and 4th 1973. Models from the first batch of this special edition are now available to order for dispatch by the end of this month.
We can now reveal, following feedback from our collectors, that we have been quietly developing a road going specification for our Ferrari 250 GTO at 1:18 scale. This development has now concluded following the approval of the historians and engineers at Ferrari Classiche late in 2025 and we are now accepting orders for the first batch of models that are available now.
After an exciting conclusion to the 2024 Formula 1 season, we aren't slowing down in our pursuit of perfection in our growing Formula 1 collection of models. Discover our progress on existing projects and what new projects are taking place in 2025 and beyond.
For our development and model build teams it's been a busy year, with a stream of new edition model developments and unique projects undertaken. Here is a summary of the new models launched in 2024.
We are pleased to reveal that we have been quietly developing an 1:18 scale version of the Ferrari SF-24 in its HP Title Partner livery, and that this development has concluded after receiving approval from the designers and engineers at Scuderia Ferrari. Models are now available to order.
We are excited to reveal the completion of our latest development project: the Ferrari F1-89 at 1:18 scale. These stunning models precisely replicate the cars raced by Nigel Mansell and Gerhard Berger during the XLII Shell British Grand Prix at the Silverstone Circuit on the 16th of July 1989.
Only the select few have ever savoured the joy of winning a Formula 1 championship. Explore our selection of Formula 1 models at 1:8 and 1:18 scale, from the 1950s to present day, each a stunning replica of the very vehicles that propelled the champions to their most memorable victories.
A PAYMENT AUTHORISATION FOR THE OUTSTANDING AMOUNT OF YOUR PURCHASE WILL BE HELD DURING THE FULL PLAN PERIOD as security. This hold will be charged ONLY in the event a monthly payment is declined (the authorisation hold might appear as "Pending" on your credit card bill).
You must maintain a sufficient "Required Available Credit" amount on your credit card for both the full outstanding amount of your purchase and the monthly payment during the full period of the plan.
Your credit card issuer may charge you interest on amounts charged to your credit card unless you pay Your credit card balance in full each month.
In case we do not manage to reauthorize the remaining amount of the transaction, you will receive a notice email. In that case, you will have to promptly update your credit card details. In case your bank still refuses to reauthorize the outstanding amount, we will have to charge the full outstanding amount of the transaction at once from your credit card.
Splitit offers you a flexible way of paying for items in instalments, completely interest-free, by reserving the available line of credit on your credit card. Then, each month, according to your payment plan, Splitit collects the instalment amount and reissues the authorisation request for the remaining balance.
It is important to note that payments are still charged on your existing credit card. Splitit simply provides you the method to do this and information about the instalments. Here is an example of how the service works for a customer buying a £2,000 model in 4 instalments of £500 each:
Splitit obtains authorisation from the credit card company for the full purchase amount of £2,000. This is not a charge on the card; it is simply reserving £2,000 from the customer’s line of credit.
- The credit card company then charges the customer £500 for the first payment.
- During the second month, Splitit requests authorisation for the outstanding purchase amount of £1,500, and charges the customer the second installment of £500.
- This authorisation and charge process continues until the full £2,000 is collected - in this case, for 4 months.
No, this is an interest-free payment method with no additional fixed fees, service fees, interest or hidden fees of any kind.
No, your item will be processed after the first initial instalment and delivered as normal upon passing our Quality Control check at Head Office.
- You can pay using Splitit with a valid Mastercard or Visa
Nothing, no credit check is required if you use a Splitit instalment plan and there is no impact on your credit score. All the bank sees is the individual instalment charges each month. If one of your payment authorisations is declined, there is still no affect on your credit rating; it is simply a declined charge. The denial would simply accelerate payment of the remaining balance (unless you provide a different card which was not denied).
You can pay using Splitit with a Mastercard or Visa. Debit cards, American Express and pre-paid cards are not accepted.
The instalments appear on your statement as individual charge items with the name of 'Amalgam Collection'. These payments will appear monthly according to your instalment plan, with the same charge amount each time.
