Kyosho has opened the Porsche 911S in 1:18 — three colours of the car that gave the 911 its first performance variant, with United States pricing and a date worth watching. Also: Norev puts two Porsches into 1:12 and announces twenty-one more, BBR opens the Ferrari Mondial Quattrovalvole Cabriolet in six colours and the 356A in four, Matrix announces twenty coachbuilt 1:43s from a Voisin Aerosport to a Cadillac hearse, NZG does the AMG GT 63 Pro at 1:12, and GLM has five 1942 Lincoln Continentals.
The first two Diecast Zone auctions have closed, and whoever was watching did well — a mint Danbury Mint split-window Corvette at $65 and a Danbury Mint Deuce highboy at $25, with three of the opening five still running and a good deal more now on the board. Also: Top Marques takes the Ferrari 330 P3 into 1:12, BBR puts three Antonelli wins into limited luxury packs, Schuco opens thirty-six in 1:64 and 1:87, and IXO has the new Lancia Gamma.
BBR has opened the Pagani Utopia in 1:18 — seven finishes of the Zonda and Huayra’s successor, each with a display case. Also: Minichamps puts most of the 2026 Formula One season into three scales with Antonelli’s three wins at its centre, GP Replicas does Jean Alesi’s Montreal-winning Ferrari 412 T2 in 1:12, Spark has Fangio’s Cuban Grand Prix Maserati, Otto Mobile takes the Beetle to 1:12, and ACME has a 1957 Bel Air that never was.
The Diecast Zone auctions are running again — rebuilt software, proxy bidding, and five models the club put up to start things off, from a Danbury Mint split-window Corvette to a Dale Earnhardt set. Also: Sun Star announces a Boss 351 Mustang and two 1958 Fairlanes in 1:18, KK-Scale takes the R34 GT-R to 1:12, LookSmart has Leclerc’s Singapore Ferrari in three scales, and Autocult does a Daytona that was built once.
MR Collection has opened pre-orders on the Ferrari 12Cilindri Manuale in 1:18 — six colours of the gated-shift V12, two of them limited to twenty-five models each. Also: Kess opens nine in 1:43 including the one-off Meera S, Sun Star’s 1:12 Volkswagen Samba turns up in the flesh at a thousand pieces worldwide, and Kaido House has four more for Mini GT.
KK-Scale is doing the boattail Buick Riviera in 1:18 — the 1973 car, in at least three colours, due in November. Also: MCG opens eighteen references in 1:18 that run from an AMC Pacer to an NYPD Caprice, AUTOart lands five Porsche 930 Turbos on 14 October with a sixth colour behind them, BBR starts a Schumacher-era Ferrari series with the F2003 from Suzuka, and Norev has a new 300 SL Gullwing.
Tecnomodel is doing the March 707 Can-Am in 1:18, five versions of a car that has almost never been modelled, including Kelleners’ Nürburgring winner and Amon’s Laguna Seca car. Also: Maxima opens seven 1:18 resins led by a shark-nose Ferrari 330 GT 2+2, Sun Star adds two more 1960 Plymouth Furys, TSM and Top Speed put the Daytona-winning Porsche 963 into 1:12 and 1:18, and Esval builds a 1956 Chevrolet emergency fleet in 1:43.
Tecnomodel is moving into 1:12 for the first time, with six versions of the 1996 Ferrari F40 LM at twenty-seven pieces each. Also: Minichamps has Lando Norris’s championship-clinching Abu Dhabi car with figure and pitboards, Ottomobile announces seven for March including a Renault 14 and a Fiesta XR2, IXO opens ten in 1:43 led by Blomqvist’s Swedish Rally Quattro, and BBR has both Ferraris from Silverstone.
First, an update on the site: more than 1.2 million posts from the original forums are back, the Car List now holds 45,145 models with a plain-English search, and the lost member reviews have been recovered. Then today’s news — Spark will build the Suzuka 1000km winning Porsche in 1:64, 1:43, 1:18 and 1:8, BBR announces the Maserati MCXtrema in four liveries, ACME has two Atoll Blue GTOs, and Norev is doing a full-opening Volvo 850 T-5R wagon.
CMC has taken the Bartoletti racing transporter down to 1:64 with 342 individual parts, opening workshop doors and working steering, at $139. Also: Minichamps opens its first quarter of 2027 with Valentino Rossi’s whole GT career.
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