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.
KK-Scale has a 1965 Buick Riviera coming in four colours, and one of them is named after Road House — the fourth film car the company has tooled in three weeks. Also: Tecnomodel announces nine in 1:18 including a Lamborghini 400 GT Monza in five colours, Spark opens twenty-seven new 1:43 references, AUTOart adds four Chargers and a Guards Red 930, and MR Collection builds a Revuelto exactly once.
Kyosho has cut new tooling for four Initial D cars in 1:64 with working LEDs. Also: ACME’s Hemi Under Glass Cuda at 240 pieces, AUTOart’s Toyota 2000GT in four colours, and Spark takes on the Dakar Raptors.
The revived GMP line has its second car and its first hard edition figure: 402 pieces of the 1969 Camaro Street Fighter RHINO at $164.95, with orders closing 10 September. Sun Star adds a fourth 1:18 Lincoln in four days and this one is an Elvis Presley car, WERK83 books a Steve McQueen Sebring Porsche for 18 September, and MR Collection announces an Aventador SVJ limited to five pieces.
Stamp Models announces the first die-cast model in its history, a 1:43 1959 Cadillac Eldorado Biarritz, from a maker known for handmade resin. GH Model shows production samples of its 1:18 Ferrari 812 Superfast, capped at 40 pieces or fewer per colour. Spark returns the 2025 Verstappen Red Bull RB21 to production and adds a 24-car rally slate in 1:43.
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