Buy the Spark Aston Martin DB4 Series II Coupe 1960 - Green 1:18 from Diecast Legends, the world?s leading seller of collectible diecast and resin models.

Red Bull launched its 2018 contender, the RB14, in a very snazzy dark blue and black camouflage livery in February. Daniel Ricciardo then put it through its paces at a very damp Silverstone.

Tecnomodel will shortly be releasing its quartet of 1:18 replicas of the fearsome McLaren M20 that competed in Can-Am (the Canadian-American Challenge Cup) in the early to mid-1970s.

We are delighted to already be offering to pre-order a 1:18 replica of this year’s Le Mans 24 Hours winning Toyota TS050 of Fernando Alonso, Kazuki Nakajima and Sebastien Buemi. Although this wasn’t the most exciting edition of the great endurance race in recent years, no-one could begrudge the Japanese marque finally taking its first win in the event, after so many previous near-misses.

At this year’s Nuremberg Toy Fair, BBR announced a 500 piece limited edition 1:18 replica of the Ferrari 4.9 Superfast. This has already sold out to pre-orders before it has even been released, with only six pieces slated to make it to these shores (and, specifically, to us!).

In September last year the Bugatti Chiron set a new world record, accelerating from zero to 400 km/h and back to a standstill in just 42 seconds (41.96 to be precise). It was driven by none other than Monaco Grand Prix and Indy 500 winner Juan Pablo Montoya.

The original Mk1 Cortina was designed by Roy Brown Jr, who had been banished to Dagenham after the failure of the Ford Edsel. Aimed at buyers of the Morris Oxford and Vauxhall Victor, it was launched on 20th September 1962. By 1967, the Cortina was Britain's most popular car, and it was well received by the press.

At long last, after a wait of three years, we have received TrueScale's 1:18 replicas of the controversial Brabham BT46B ‘fan car’ from the 1978 Swedish Grand Prix.

Since we first came across Lucky Step a year or so ago, it hadn’t really produced a subject that truly got our juices flowing. That changed the other day, when it announced a 1:18 replica of the Aston Martin Lagonda in three colourways.

BBR has just released the first ever 1:18 replica of the 1961 Le Mans 24 Hours winning Ferrari 250 TRI, as driven by Olivier Gendebien and that year’s Formula One world champion Phil Hill. It was the second of three occasions that the duo campaigned the winning car in the great endurance race.

The De Tomaso Pantera originally started production in 1971, but it would be almost a decade before the outrageous GT5 variant was introduced.

One of AUTOart’s most exciting subjects of recent times is its 1:18 replica of the 1997 Subaru Impreza WRC for rallying legend Colin McRae and his team-mate Piero Liatti.

As part of its new announcements for 2018, Minichamps confirmed 1:18 replicas of Alain Prost’s three Formula One world championship winning McLarens.

Minichamps has just released its 1:18 replica of the Williams FW11s of Nigel Mansell from the 1986 Formula One season.

Buy the Spark Connaught A - 1952 Italian Grand Prix - #32 S. Moss 1:43 from Diecast Legends, the world?s leading seller of collectible diecast and resin models.

In 2009 Jenson Button and the Brawn team secured one of the most unexpected world championship successes in Formula One history. From the ashes of the failed works Honda outfit, Ross Brawn entered a team under his own name.

We will shortly be receiving new brand 12 Art’s beautiful 1:12 replica of the Aston Martin DB4. It is made by the same people who bring you models under the brand names of Matrix and Cult, so you need have no concern over the quality or the level of attention to detail.

One of the most popular grand prix victories of all time was taken at the 1975 Dutch Grand Prix. Plucky underdogs James Hunt and Hesketh defeated the might of Niki Lauda and Ferrari in a tense duel to the chequered flag.

Another gap in our customers’ 1:18 Formula One world champion collections that Spark will soon be plugging is Jack Brabham’s 1966 Brabham BT19.

Minichamps will shortly be releasing its 1:18 replica of Lewis Hamilton’s 2017 Formula One world championship winning Mercedes F1 W08.