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Mercedes-Benz 1954 W196 Streamliner 1:8 Scale Model – French GP
22417 USD
Add touch of Mercedes to your excellent display, with this model of the iconic 1954 W196 Streamliner, as seen driven during the French Grand Prix. This exquisite collector’s item elegantly boasts precision and craftsmanship. The Streamliner The W196 Streamliner goes down in history as one of the most dominant cars to have ever raced during the pinnacle of motorsport. During the 1954 and 1955 season – the two seasons it competed in – it claimed two World Championships. Before 1954, Mercedes had been absent in Grand Prix racing for 20 years, but with a combination of new regulations and the economic turnaround in Germany, it allowed the Silver Arrows to compete once again. With this came high expectations however; in the past the Mercedes-Benz racing cars were not only the fastest, but also the most technologically advanced. The W196 did not disappoint. Nevertheless, the team still had developing to do and as a result, Mercedes missed the first
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Elf Team Tyrrell 1973 006 German Grand Prix 1:8 Scale Model
21561 USD
Bring the dramatic appearance of the Elf Team Tyrrell 006 to your collection, with this 1:8 scale model idyllically recreating the full scale competitor. The 006 competed during the 1973 F1 Championship – it became one of Tyrrell Racing’s most successful race cars throughout the team’s 30-year history. Raced in by two-time World Champion Jackie Stewart and François Cevert, the 006 epitomised the extremes of F1 during the 1970s. The 006 was the first Tyrrell-built design to be perfectly replicated, with the ‘006’ becoming a model number rather than simply a chassis specification. Three versions of the chassis were then produced and were driven by Stewart and Cevert. The Highs & Lows of Tyrrell’s Golden Era The car was made up of an aluminium monocoque which was lower and wider that previous cars, described as being a slab-sided and flat-topped ‘bathtub’ monocoque which was inspired by the Lotus 72 that took the title in 1972. The
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Mario Andretti 1978 Lotus F1 Team Lotus 79 1:8 Scale Model – Dutch GP
22417 USD
Bring F1 heritage to your collection and celebrate Mario Andretti and his 1978 Lotus 79 race car, with an authentic reproduction made at 1:8 scale. Recreating the Dutch Grand Prix winning car, this model is poised to be showcased with pride. A Winning Car Headed by founder Colin Chapman, the 79 was designed by the team at Lotus for the 1978 season. It became the first car to take advantage of the ‘ground effects’ aerodynamics as pioneered by its predecessor – the Lotus 78. The 79 is thought to have been the first F1 car designed using computer aids as well as the first to be analysed by pit computers on race weekends. It is also iconic for pushing F1 into a new aerodynamic era, an influence that is still seen in today’s F1. Five chassis were built during its two-season lifespan, though 1978 remains the critical year, with Mario Andretti and Ronnie Peterson powering it to a Drivers’ and Constructors’ Championship double. The Lotus 79 claimed six race
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Michael Schumacher 2004 Scuderia Ferrari F2004 1:18 Scale Model – Canadian GP
1339 USD
Celebrate Michael Schumacher’s seventh World Championship with this exquisite 1:18 scale model of his F2004 Ferrari F1 race car. Marking his fifth World Title with the Prancing Horse team, the F2004 car is very symbolic of his incredible racing journey. Claiming 13 race wins out of 18 races, the F2004 dominated the season. The Canadian Grand Prix marked one of those wins and this striking model recreates the F2004 he drove to victory. The F2004 was a combination of Ross Brawn, Rory Bryne and Michael Schumacher in what was deemed the 'golden era', due to the teams immensely successful period where they earned six successive Constructors' Titles and five Drivers’ Title in six years. This model has been crafted by the Amalgam Collection and has been created using CAD of the original race car to ensure each detail has been created perfectly at 1:18 scale.
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Charles Leclerc 2022 Scuderia Ferrari F1-75 1:18 Scale Model – Bahrain GP
1339 USD
Pay tribute to one of Charles Leclerc’s best F1 seasons – 2022 – with this exceptional 1:18 scale model, recreating his race car driven to victory at the season opener. This special Bahrain Grand Prix edition model celebrates Leclerc’s first win of the season, claimed at the first race; it would be the first victory of three he would claim in 2022. Each of these wins, along with multiple podiums helped Leclerc battle it out for the Championship. Although ultimately finishing second in the Title fight, this season proved the Monégasque to be one of F1’s most talented drivers of recent years. This 1:18 model replicate his Scuderia Ferrari, with each intricate detail effortlessly reflected. The process of building, however, was not so effortless - in fact it takes a team of skills craftsmen more than 2500 hours to develop models like this one.
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Charles Leclerc 2021 Scuderia Ferrari SF21 1:18 Scale Model
1175 USD
Fans of Monégasque driver Charles Leclerc can now add this magnificent 1:18 scale model of his Scuderia Ferrari SF21 race car to their collection. The 2021 season saw Charles compete in his fourth season in F1 and his third year with the iconic red team of Scuderia Ferrari. He scored points at 18 of the 2021 races and claimed a second-place podium at the British Grand Prix. This model has been crafted by the Amalgam Collection and has been created using CAD of the original race car to ensure each detail has been created perfectly at 1:18 scale, ready for you to enjoy it in all its glory on a smaller scale.
Charles Leclerc 2020 Scuderia Ferrari SF1000 1:18 Scale Model - Ferrari 1000th GP
1339 USD
Celebrating Ferrari’s incredible history in Formula 1, this 1:18 scale model F1 car recreates the one driven by Monégasque driver Charles Leclerc’s in 2020, at the team’s 1000th Grand Prix. This scale model car recreates the liveries chosen by Scuderia Ferrari for their 1000th Grand Prix appearance, which took place at the 2020 Tuscan Grand Prix. Featuring the Burgundy colour, these liveries were designed to pay homage to the originals of the very first Prancing Horse cars, the 125 S and the 125 F1, which drove at the Monte Carlo race in 1950. This model has been crafted by the Amalgam Collection and has been created using CAD of the original race car to ensure each detail has been created perfectly at 1:18 scale.
George Russell 2022 Mercedes-AMG Petronas F1 Team W13 E Performance 1:8 Scale Model - Sāo Paulo GP
11545 USD
Dive deep into the adrenaline-charged realm of Formula 1 with the Mercedes-AMG F1 W13 E Performance 1:8 Scale Model, symbolising George Russell's groundbreaking triumph in the 2022 season. Feel the pulse of the Brazilian Grand Prix, where Russell etched his name into the annals of F1 history with his maiden victory. This is not merely a model; it's a narrative. Immaculately sculpted by the prestigious Amalgam Collection, every facet resonates with over 2500 hours of design passion. Each edition emanates 250 hours of fine artisanship, boasting thousands of intricately engineered components: precise castings, delicate photo-etchings, and state-of-the-art machined parts. Mercedes' W13, the rightful heir to the throne of the championship-winning predecessor, demonstrates Mercedes' relentless spirit, scoring multiple podiums in 2022. It's this very chariot that bore witness to Russell's inaugural F1 victory, sealing an unforgettable chapter of the
Red Bull Max Verstappen 2022 RB18 1:4 Scale Model F1 Car – Dutch GP
41416 USD
Become the proud owner of this 1:4 scale model of Max Verstappen’s Red Bull RB18 race car, featuring the official liveries that were displayed on the car for the 2022 Dutch Grand Prix – his home race. This race saw Max Verstappen take the first-place podium, a second successive victory and his thirtieth career win – an epic race for the driver and his supporters. The RB18 car was the 2022 season competitor for the Oracle Red Bull Racing F1 Team, which quickly proved itself to be one of the most successful race cars in F1 history. The race car dominated the tracks, winning seventeen of twenty-two races – fifteen of those with Verstappen behind the wheel. The 2022 season saw an introduction of new aerodynamic regulations – the RB18 did not start the season as the fastest on the tracks, however the designers of the car made slightly unconventional decisions which quickly paid off and were soon pioneering implementations, which were swiftly replicated by their
Sebastian Vettel 2020 Scuderia Ferrari SF1000 1:18 Scale Model - Ferrari 1000th GP
1339 USD
Celebrating Ferrari’s incredible history in Formula 1, this 1:18 scale model F1 car recreates the one driven by four-time World Champion Sebastian Vettel’s in 2020, at the team’s 1000th Grand Prix. The 2020 season also marked Vettel’s final year with the Prancing Horse team. This scale model car recreates the liveries chosen by Scuderia Ferrari for their 1000th Grand Prix appearance, which took place at the 2020 Tuscan Grand Prix. Featuring the Burgundy colour, these liveries were designed to pay homage to the originals of the very first Prancing Horse cars, the 125 S and the 125 F1, which drove at the Monte Carlo race in 1950. This model has been crafted by the Amalgam Collection and has been created using CAD of the original race car to ensure each detail has been created perfectly at 1:18 scale.
Red Bull Sergio Perez 2023 RB19 1:18 Scale Model
1339 USD
Celebrate a star of F1 with this scale model of the Mexican F1 hero’s iconic RB19, which saw the driver take his best ever result in the F1 Driver’s championship. The season saw the Mexican take 2nd in the WDC, beating the seven-time Champion Hamilton, making this the perfect model to pay tribute to his achievements. The 2023 season was Sergio ‘Checo’ Perez’s best season in Formula 1 as he took nine podiums, including two race wins, on his way to accumulate 285 points. Checo faced fierce competition from Mercedes’ Lewis Hamilton, but a strong finish to the season saw him edge out the British multiple World Champion. Perez’s P2 in the championship meant that Red Bull took their first ever 1-2 in the WDC, a significant achievement for the Milton Keynes team as they took their sixth World Constructors Championship. This model has been crafted by the Amalgam Collection and has been created using CAD of the original race car to ensure each detail has been created
Ferrari Charles Leclerc 2020 SF1000 1:18 Scale Model
1339 USD
Celebrate brilliant engineering, with this 1:18 scale model of the Scuderia Ferrari SF1000 which raced during the 2020 F1 season. Driven by Charles Leclerc and Sebastian Vettel, the car was named the SF1000 as it celebrated its 1000th F1 race during the season (at the Tuscan Grand Prix). Leclerc was proud of his 2020 season, at the time describing it to be ‘his best season in Formula 1’. He consistently managed to get his SF100 to the head of the midfield and scored two podiums during the season. He ultimately finished eighth in the Drivers' Championship, outscoring his four-time world champion teammate, Sebastian Vettel, who was having difficulty in getting the car to perform in the same way. This model, which features the details of Charles Leclerc’s Ferrari – including his race number 16 - has been crafted by the Amalgam Collection, using CAD scanning of the real race car in order to replicate each intricate detail at scale. Featuring the iconic and striking red
Sergio Perez 2021 Oracle Red Bull Racing RB16B 1:18 Scale Model – Abu Dhabi GP
1339 USD
Celebrate Sergio Pérez's successful inaugural season with Red Bull Racing, with this incredible 1:8 scale model car, recreating his RB16B which he drove during the 2021 FIA Formula One World Championship™. Reflecting his car which he drove at the 2021 Abu Dhabi Grand Prix, this sleek model is perfect for fans of the driver. The RB16B is an evolution of the RB16 which raced in 2020. Driven by Sergio Pérez (his first season with Red Bull) the RB16B was a true Championship contender – (Verstappen won the Drivers’ World Champion). Pérez claimed his first victory for the team at the Azerbaijan Grand Prix, and this 1:8 scale model recreates his impressive vehicle driven at the season finale – the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix. This model has been crafted by the Amalgam Collection and has been created using CAD of the original race car to ensure each detail has been created perfectly at 1:8 scale.
Carlos Sainz 2021 Scuderia Ferrari SF21 1:18 Scale Model
1175 USD
Striking and exquisite, add this magnificent 1:8 scale model of the Ferrari SF21 driven by Carlos Sainz in 2021, to your collection. The SF21’s livery features two shades of red. At the rear is the burgundy red seen on the SF1000 at Ferrari’s 1000th Grand Prix, reminiscent of the burgundy red of the very first Ferrari, the 125 S. And further forward on the car you'll see the striking red featured on Ferrari race cars in more recent years. The 2021 season was a successful one for Sainz, who finished fifth in the Drivers' World Championship. He claimed four podiums including a second place at the prestigious Monte Carlo race. This model has been crafted by the Amalgam Collection and has been created using CAD of the original race car to ensure each detail has been created perfectly at 1:18 scale.
Red Bull Max Verstappen 2023 RB19 1:18 Scale Model
1339 USD
Celebrate a star of the F1 tracks with this scale model of three-time World Champion, Max Verstappen’s, iconic RB19, which saw the driver behind its wheel for the 2023 season. The season saw the Dutchman claim his third World Title, making this the perfect model to pay tribute to his achievements. In 2023, Max Verstappen joined the exclusive club of drivers to be crowned a three-time World Champion. Dominating the race tracks of the 2023 season, Max was unstoppable and broke the record of most consecutive race wins, overtook Ayrton Senna’s number of victories as well as helped the team achieve their 100th race win. This model has been crafted by the Amalgam Collection and has been created using CAD of the original race car to ensure each detail has been created perfectly at 1:18 scale. Celebrate the now three-time World Champion’s unforgettable 2023 season, which saw him truly dominate on the grid.
Sebastian Vettel 2020 Scuderia Ferrari SF1000 1:18 Scale Model
1339 USD
Celebrate brilliant engineering, with this 1:18 scale model of the Scuderia Ferrari SF1000 which raced during the 2020 F1 season. Driven by Charles Leclerc and Sebastian Vettel, the car was named the SF1000 as it celebrated its 1000th F1 race during the season (celebrated at the Tuscan Grand Prix). The 2020 season marked four-time World Champion, Sebastian Vettel’s final year with the iconic Prancing Horse team, after six seasons with them. Despite it being a challenging season for both the team and the German legend, Vettel made a difference at Ferrari and brought the much-needed excitement that fans were craving. This model, which features the details of Sebastian Vettel’s Ferrari – including his race number 5 - has been crafted by the Amalgam Collection, using CAD scanning of the real race car in order to replicate each intricate detail at scale. Featuring the iconic and striking red liveries of Ferrari, this 1:18 model is the perfect showpiece.
Max Verstappen 2021 Oracle Red Bull Racing F1 Team RB16B 1:18 Scale Model – Abu Dhabi GP
1339 USD
Become the proud owner of this 1:18 scale model of Max Verstappen’s Red Bull RB16B race car, featuring the special liveries that were displayed on the cars for the 2021 Abu Dhabi Grand Prix – the season finale. It was at this race that Max Verstappen was crowned a World Champion, an unforgettable moment for fans of the driver. After a thrilling season finale at the Yas Marina Circuit, it was Max who was crowned the World Champion. With both him and his closest rival, Lewis Hamilton, entering the race equal on points, either one of them could have been crowned. After a late safety car, Max was on fresher tyres and was able to take the lead, winning the race and ultimately taking the crown. The 2021 RB16B was an evolution of the RB16 which raced in 2020. Driven by Max Verstappen (his sixth season with the team) and Sergio Pérez (his first season with Red Bull) the RB16B was victorious, with Max Verstappen claiming his first Drivers’ World Championship in
1991 Benetton B190B Official Show Car
135901 USD
This spectacular Show Car features the liveries of the team seen on the B190B from 1991 and also dons the sponsorship branding from the year. F1 Authentics is pleased to showcase this fantastic Show Car recreating the B190B raced by Benetton during the start of the 1991 FIA Formula One World Championship.
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Limited Edition Red Bull Racing 2022 RB18 1:1 Scale Model Steering Wheel
8153 USD
The 2022 season marked a brand-new era of F1 – the ‘ground effect’ era. Having won the Drivers’ Championship the season before, with Verstappen, Red Bull had to come out of the gate strong to continue this excellent run of form – and that they did. Despite a devastating double DNF at the first round in Bahrain, the Red Bull team went from strength to strength as they took on, and eventually decimated their main rivals in Ferrari. This is a perfect replica of the steering wheel used by Max Verstappen & Sergio Perez throughout the season. Not only is it the same size, with all the right buttons in all the right places – but it also feels right in your hands. It’s the same weight as the original, with functioning buttons and paddles. This is the real deal. Eight seasons had gone by without Red Bull winning a Constructors’ Championship and this is the steering wheel that changed it all. The driving duo scored a combined 28 podiums, 8 poles & 17 race wins as
Daniel Ricciardo 2021 McLaren F1 Team MCL35M 1:18 Scale Model – Monte Carlo
1175 USD
Striking and exquisite, add this magnificent 1:18 scale model of the McLaren MCL35M to your collection, recreating the car driven by Daniel Ricciardo - featuring the liveries showcased in Monte Carlo in 2021. These special liveries were used for the Monte Carlo race and paid homage to the team’s association with Gulf Oil. The initial partnership dates back to the 1960s and early 70s but was reinstated for the 2021 season. Therefore, the MCL35M (normally the MCL35) ran with Gulf’s racing blue and orange colour - instead of its regular liveries – which was previously seen on the McLaren F1 GTR which finished second at the 1997 24 Hours of Le Mans race. This model has been crafted by the Amalgam Collection and has been created using CAD of the original race car to ensure each detail has been created perfectly at 1:18 scale. Now you relive the action from Ricciardo’s 2021 season.
Oracle Red Bull Racing 2019 RB19 1:8 Scale Model – Austrian GP
11545 USD
Marking Red Bull’s resurgence, with Max Verstappen at the helm, the RB19 tackled the 2019 season, taking the challenge to the Ferraris and the dominant Silver Arrows. This authentic reproduction pays tribute to the team; add engineered excellence to your collection. A Competitive Car The RB19 saw Red Bull bring in Honda engines; driven by Max Verstappen and Alex Albon (and Pierre Gasly in the first half of the season), the car highlighted itself as one of the most competitive on the grid, with Verstappen performing race after race. Battling well with the Ferraris throughout the year and even proving a match for the dominant Mercedes duo later in the calendar, the 2019 season gave premonitions of seasons to come where Verstappen would go on to become a three-time World champion for Red Bull. When Verstappen stormed to victory in Austria – the team’s home race – it became the first Honda-powered car to win a race in 13 years. And his pole
Charles Leclerc 2021 Ferrari SF21 1:8 Scale Model
11545 USD
The Ferrari SF21 was the Scuderia's challenger for the 2021 season. After a challenging 2020 season, the fans were hoping that the team would be able to turn it around. The 2021 season saw Ferrari exceed the Tifosi’s expectations of the team, as Ferrari’s youngest driver pairing since 1968 managed to take a commendable total of 5 podium finishes across the season, in addition to the two pole positions that Leclerc managed and several fastest laps for the season. At the end of the season Ferrari finished 3rd in the constructors’ championship. This marked a vast improvement on the difficulties of 2020, as the team scored nearly 200 points more than the season before. Charles Leclerc has been Ferrari’s prodigy for many years, having joined the Ferrari Junior Driver Academy back in 2016. Leclerc won the GP3 and F2 in back-to-back rookie seasons before getting promoted to the Alfa Romeo Sauber team for 2018. After just a single season of F1 was plenty for Ferrari to see
Lewis Hamilton 2011 McLaren F1 Team MP4/26 1:8 Scale Model - Chinese GP
11545 USD
Lewis Hamilton was in his fifth year with McLaren in 2011, having had a stella junior career and a nearly perfect start to life in F1. 2009 World Champion, Jenson Button was in just his second year with the team. Hamilton famously nearly won the championship in 2007, taking on his far more experienced teammate, Fernando Alonso. The year afterwards, at just 23 years old, Hamilton won the 2008 World Championship. In 2011, McLaren were going through a more difficult phase in their car development and both Hamilton and Button were struggling to compete with Red Bull and Ferrari. Nevertheless, Button managed to start on the front-row and Lewis Hamilton qualified on the second row of the grid for the Chinese GP. When the race got underway, McLaren were aware that the tyres were sensitive to overheating, and therefore opted for a more aggressive three-stop strategy, in contrast with Vettel’s two stopper. With a more aggressive strategy, the British driving pair knew that
Sebastian Vettel 2018 Scuderia Ferrari SF71H 1:18 Scale Model
1339 USD
Celebrate one of the most beloved drivers in F1 history, the youngest World Champion in F1 history – Sebastian Vettel, with an exquisite 1:18 scale model of his Scuderia Ferrari SF71H race car, driven during the 2018 F1 season. Vettel drove for Ferrari for six seasons, from 2015 to 2020. The 2018 season was his most successful, finishing as runner-up in the Drivers’ World Championship, with 320 points and five race victories. Now you can relive the action and celebrate a driver that has become a true legend in the sport. Crafted using CAD data of the real race car, this model comes from the Amalgam Collection. The SF71H had incredible speed and was a highly competitive car which challenged the dominating Mercedes throughout the season. Now, in 1:18 scale this model accents the intricate details and designs of the real Prancing Horse, so that you can enjoy it in all its glory on a smaller scale.
McLaren MCL36 1:1 Scale Model Steering Wheel – Amalgam Collection
8827 USD
Celebrate the iconic McLaren team with this 1:1 scale version of the MCL36 steering wheel, expertly crafted by the Amalgam Collection. This model is a precise, full-scale replica of the ones used on the McLaren MCL36s, the cars driven by Lando Norris and Daniel Ricciardo in the 2022 season. Celebrating McLaren’s innovation and performance, this steering wheel model brings the precision and excitement of F1 to your collection. This model is an authentic reproduction, capturing the engineering brilliance of the team. Perfect for F1 collectors and motorsport enthusiasts, this piece provides a connection to McLaren's rich racing heritage and the incredible MCL36. Each aspect of the steering wheel, from its complex button configurations to its sleek design, mirrors the original. The 2022 season was a challenging one, but nevertheless both drivers performed well, getting everything out of the cars to produce good results for the team. Norris finished in seventh and Ricciardo in
Daniel Ricciardo 2021 McLaren MCL35M 1:8 Scale Model – Italian GP
11545 USD
Add this magnificent 1:8 scale model of Daniel Ricciardo’s McLaren MCL35M to your collection, an authentic reproduction of his race-winning car from the 2021 Italian Grand Prix. McLaren Makes Monza The MCL35M was the successor of the MCL35 which was built for the 2020 season. Used in 2021, with Daniel Ricciardo and Lando Norris – their first season as teammates – the MCL35M became one of the most competitive cars on the grid and regularly finished high in the points. The MCL35M was seen as an upgraded version of the previous season McLaren. During the season it set two fastest laps, claimed pole position and scored five podiums. On top of this the car took McLaren’s first win since 2012, following numerous challenging seasons, plus their first 1-2 finish since 2010. Not only this but McLaren were the only team to achieve a 1-2 in 2021 – an incredible achievement in a season so competitive. This brilliant result came at the 2021 Italian Grand
Limited Edition Lando Norris 2023 McLaren MCL60 1:8 Scale Model – British GP
11545 USD
The resurging McLaren & Lando Norris are a lethal combination. After a difficult start to the 2023 season, McLaren F1 team unveiled a one off ‘Chrome’ livery for their home race, in partnership with Google Chrome. Chrome’s reputation as a super-fast search engine must have rubbed off on the McLaren... Up until Silverstone, McLaren’s best team result came at the Australian GP – where the drivers came 6th & 8th respectively. Whilst this is a solid 12 points, it isn’t as good when you consider that 8 cars retired... The British GP rolled around, and McLaren came with a new & improved version of the MCL60, and this one-off livery and dropped everyone’s jaw to the floor! Piastri brough his McLaren home in P4 – whilst Lando Norris stormed to a sensational Second place at his home Grand Prix! This model is a millimetre perfect replica of Norris’s MCL60 that he used at the 2023 British GP and it is the perfect way to celebrate the Best of British. The future
Lando Norris 2021 McLaren F1 Team MCL35M ‘Gulf’ 1:8 Scale Model – Monte Carlo
11545 USD
The Monte Carlo race marked the fifth round of the 2021 season. It was a successful race for the team as, McLaren’s prodigy, Lando Norris claimed a sensational third place finish on the tight and twisty streets of Monte Carlo! The special liveries were used for the race to pay homage to the team’s association with Gulf Oil. The initial partnership dates back to the 1960s and early 70s but was reinstated for the 2021 season. Therefore, the MCL35M (normally the MCL35) ran with Gulf’s iconic racing blue and orange colour - instead of its regular liveries – which was previously seen on the McLaren F1 GTR which finished second at the 1997 24 Hours of Le Mans race. Fans often claim that this was one of the greatest special liveries ever produced – it just looks so good! What makes this even better is that Norris was able to maximise the performance of his McLaren at the famous Grand Prix.
Lewis Hamilton 2022 Mercedes-AMG Petronas F1 Team W13 E Performance 1:8 Scale Model - Sāo Paulo GP
11545 USD
Immerse yourself in the exhilarating world of Formula 1 with the Mercedes-AMG F1 W13 E Performance 1:8 Scale Model, a tangible emblem of Lewis Hamilton's monumental journey in the 2022 season. As you hold this model, remember the thrilling echoes from the Formula 1 Heineken Grande Prêmio de Sāo Paulo 2022, where the iconic racer battled his way to a commendable second place.Unparalleled Craftsmanship: Every element of this masterpiece tells a story. Crafted meticulously by the revered Amalgam Collection, the model speaks volumes of over 2500 development hours, with each individual piece demanding 250 hours of dedicated craftsmanship. Marvel at the thousands of accurately engineered components: delicate photo-etchings, precise castings, and masterfully machined metal elements. This isn't just a model; it's a testament to human perseverance and precision.A Glimpse into History: Lewis Hamilton, the maestro of the track,
Aston Martin Limited-Edition Lance Stroll 2024 Bodywork & Photo – Australian GP
339 USD
Own an authentic piece of bodywork taken from Aston Martin Aramco F1 Team and celebrate Canadian driver, Lance Stroll. Hand-cut from the race car driven by the racing ace, each piece of bodywork is accompanied by a photograph captured at the 2024 Australian Grand Prix. This sleek display allows you to own a genuine piece of bodywork from the race team, meanwhile relive the action of the 2024 Australian race, which saw Stroll finish sixth. Stroll has raced within the team for many seasons now, joining them under their previous branding. He remains with them under the iconic Aston Martin name and remains a competitive challenger on the grid. Please note: All bodywork is unique and may differ to the picture. Size, shape, thickness and colour may also differ depending on where the bodywork has been cut from.
Sergio Pérez 2021 Oracle Red Bull Racing RB16B 1:8 Scale Model – Turkish GP
12918 USD
Add the dominance and brilliance of the Red Bull RB16B, as driven by Sergio Pérez during the 2021 season, to your collection with this authentic reproduction at 1:8 scale. Donning the special white liveries that the team showcased at the Turkish Grand Prix, this exquisite model will elevate your collection whilst paying tribute to the team’s return to the top spot. A Tribute to Honda The RB16B was made for the 2021 season – which would go down in history as one of the most thrilling seasons and closest Championship title battles. It also marked Sergio Pérez’s maiden season with the race team. Finishing fourth overall in the Drivers’ World Championship, claiming a victory at the Azerbaijan, Pérez’s contribution to the team proved his value as Max Verstappen’s teammate. The Turkish Grand Prix was a pivotal race in the season for Max Verstappen, who earned a second place for Red Bull Racing, helping him reclaim the Championship lead. With his teammate
Oracle Red Bull Racing 2022 RB18 1:12 Scale Model Nosecone
502 USD
Let your collection steer the way with this exceptional piece of craftsmanship, recreating the nosecone used on three-time World Champion Max Verstappen’s and Sergio Pérez’s race cars during the 2022 F1 season. Produced at 1:12 scale this miniature allows you to celebrate the race team, which in 2022 took the double Championship. The 2022 season was Red Bull’s strongest in years (until 2023) with Verstappen claiming the Driver’s Title in 2021, Mercedes pipped the team to the Constructors’. However, come 2022 both team and drivers were in top form, leading the Constructor to take the crown, for a double Championship win for them and Verstappen. The nosecone replicates the ones seen on the RB18s. Presented beautifully, this intricate piece of artistry is the ideal desk centre piece for collectors.
Brawn BGP Jenson Button 2009 Brawn GP BGP 001 1:8 Scale Model – Monte Carlo
11545 USD
At the end of the 2008 Formula 1 season, Honda chose to leave F1 after suffering financial difficulties, due to the 2008 economic crash, despite having the car nearly completed. Ross Brawn, a veteran of the sport, chose to buy the team from Honda for a reported singular Great British Pound. The rest is history, from the rubble of Honda’s failure emerged a World Championship winning car and team. Jenson Button managed to win six of the first seven races and this gave him a staggering points lead in the World Championship, whilst his teammate, Barrichello, was second with 57% of the points that he had. One of these race wins was at the incredibly prestigious race. The streets of Monte-Carlo are much feared by the F1 drivers. Its tight and twisty nature, as well as the walls that mark the track limits makes the circuit unforgiving. There is no margin for error in Monte Carlo, and Button managed a perfect race. The British World Champion lined up on pole and take his
Oracle Red Bull Racing 2022 RB18 1:4 Scale Model Steering Wheel
407 USD
Let your collection steer the way with this exceptional piece of craftsmanship, recreating the steering wheels used by three-time World Champion Max Verstappen and Sergio Pérez during the 2022 F1 season. Produced at 1:4 scale this miniature allows you to celebrate the race team, which in 2022 took the double Championship. The 2022 season was Red Bull’s strongest in years (until 2023) with Verstappen claiming the Driver’s Title in 2021, Mercedes pipped the team to the Constructors’. However, come 2022 both team and drivers were in top form, leading the Constructor to take the crown, for a double Championship win for them and Verstappen. The steering wheel replicates the ones used on the RB18s, and even features buttons and paddles just like the full-sized ones. Presented beautifully, this intricate piece of artistry is the ideal desk centre piece for collectors.
Mercedes Lewis Hamilton 2018 Bodywork & Photo – Monte Carlo
611 USD
Own a genuine hand-cut piece of Lewis Hamilton’s winning Mercedes race car, driven in 2018, which now sits idyllically next to a photograph of the Champion in the cockpit of his car in Monte Carlo. The 2018 season marked Lewis’ sixth season driving for the Silver Arrow team; he claimed his fifth World Championship title – his fourth with Mercedes – this season. This bodywork has been hand-cut from a section of the race car he drove to success in 2018. Each piece is completely unique, meaning the product you receive will be one-of-a-kind. Accompanied by a photograph of the British racing legend in his Silver Arrow at the Monte Carlo race – in which he finished third - this ensemble comes professionally framed and ready to be showcased on your wall. Please note that all F1 bodywork is unique and therefore the item you receive may differ slightly in shape, size and design, to the one pictured.
Limited Edition Lando Norris 2023 McLaren MCL60 1:8 Scale Model – Hungarian GP
11545 USD
The resurging McLaren & Lando Norris are a lethal combination. After a difficult start to the 2023 season, McLaren F1 team brought some midseason upgrades that seemed to transform the car. Having taken the first podium Up until Silverstone, McLaren’s best team result came at the Australian GP – where the drivers came 6th & 8th respectively. Whilst this is a solid 12 points, it isn’t as good when you consider that 8 cars retired... The British GP rolled around, and the McLaren upgrades seemed to work wonders with Norris's finishing P2 and Piastri in P4, but the paddock speculated that this was just a one-off performance. The Hungarian GP came next, and Norris was keen to prove the doubters wrong. Prove the doubters wrong he did. A fantastic lap in Q3 saw the Brit line up in 3rd – directly behind his British compatriot, Lewis Hamilton, who started on pole. Norris had a fast start and showed his sensational race-pace as he took a wonderful 2nd place. This
Red Bull Max Verstappen 2022 'World Champion Team Celebrations' Print - Japan GP
135 USD
This incredible print captures the joy of victory on Dutch driver Max Verstappen’s face as he celebrates his second World Championship win with his Red Bull Racing team at the 2022 Japanese Grand Prix. Professionally framed by the F1 Authentics team, this striking piece which captures F1 history is ready to be hung up on your home or office wall. It will make the perfect addition to any Verstappen fan’s F1 collection.
Red Bull Racing’s 20th Anniversary ‘Dream Scene’ - Jamie Cooper Print
170 USD
At the end of the 2004 season, it was announced that Red Bull (a drinks company) would be buying Jaguar Racing from Ford for the 2005 season. I wonder what
Red Bull Max Verstappen 2022 'World Champion Parc Ferme' Print - Japan GP
135 USD
Celebrate the momentous victory of Max Verstappen with this James Moy print, capturing the Dutch driver celebrating in parc ferme as he secured his second World Champion title at the 2022 Japanese Grand Prix. This incredible print captures Dutch driver, Max Verstappen, as he celebrates his second World Championship win with his Red Bull Racing team at the 2022 Japanese Grand Prix. Professionally framed by the F1 Authentics team, this brilliant piece is ready to be hung up on your home or office wall, making it a great addition to any Verstappen fan's F1 collection.
Red Bull Sergio Pérez 2022 Victory Print - Monaco GP
135 USD
Celebrate Sergio Pérez’s first victory of the 2022 FIA Formula One World Championship™, with this James Moy print capturing the Mexican driver at the 2022 Monaco Grand Prix. The 2022 Monaco Grand Prix was a dramatic one which saw a delayed start due to heavy rain, tyre strategies as the track dried – changing from wets to slicks – a red flag, and plenty of action. A successful strategy by Red Bull Racing ensured that Sergio was able to come out ahead of his Ferrari rivals and lead the second half of the race. Crossing the finish line, the race win marked his first victory in 2022 and second victory with Red Bull Racing. This photograph print was captured by F1 photographer James Moy and shows Pérez holding the Mexican flag after the race.