March 2007

This months new releases

In association with French manufacturer Jemmpy we are pleased to announce that we will be putting together some Bathurst cars. First will be some BMW 635CSi from 1984/85/86 both the JPS and Bob Jane T Marts cars & the JPS BMW 325i M3’s from 1986 see the full list below. These are available now. Later we hope to be able to offer a selection of the Sierra Cosworth RS500’s and other vehicles are being worked on.

Some news from Exoto, the 1/18 scale die-cast manufacturers is they are going to make a 1/43 scale range. Now if their anywhere as good as the larger model then they will be very nice indeed. Price will be around the same as other built 1/43 models at AU$250/$300 so not your usual die-casts.

As part of our Classic Road Car range we can now offer the Lotus Elan in S1, S2, S3, S4 & S4 Sprint versions in rhd or lhd, kit or fully built.

In a departure from traditional models Gasoline have crated a “wet look” model with their new Maserati MC12 as it raced in the rain, they have reproduced it with rain spots.

At last we have the Torana’s A9X ready, even though we now cast all the parts in Australia we still rely on the decals being printed overseas and they have taken considerably longer than expected. This model is the first 1/43 scale multi-media kit ‘Made in Australia’ since the mid 1980’s when Dinkum Classic made white metal kits. Southern Cross Miniatures were never made here and Model Cars Australia kits were made by Provence Moulage in France. The kit, available at $75 will make either the 1978 or 1979 Bathurst winning car of Peter Brock & Jim Richards. Models will be built to order at $250

A new range from Feeling43 called Basic43 but they are far from basic. Maybe by Feeling43’s standard

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Dave Eames