24 Heures du Mans 2021.
Oh yeah! 😎😎😎
It’s on!!!!!
Author: LUWerner
REVIEW – 1985 Porsche 911 (930) Turbo RAUH-Welt BEGRIFF
This weekend!
Will Toyota win again? Or will Glickenhaus and Alpine have a chance? Once again Toyota is the favorite, however with the good results of the Glickenhaus 007 LMH during tests maybe we’ll have an interesting race. Nothing against Toyota, but it would be nice to see an underdog come on top.
REVIEW – 1960 MG MGA Twin-Cam Coupe #32
1959 MG MGA Twin-Cam Coupe #32 Pilots: C. Escott, T. Lund. Team: Ted Lund Race: 12th overall (1st in S 2.0) at Le Mans in 1960 Bizarre - BZ377 (resin)
Review HERE
The tools of the trade
In theory, as long as you have available space (and money!), you don’t need anything else to collect 1:43 cars. However, after you get serious about the hobby, maybe you should put together a toolbox. There are a few items that definitively will make your life easier. Not many, and everything cheap and easy to find.
To find out what you need, clickety-click HERE.
The bulls will run at La Sarthe
According to Jalopnik, Lamborghini will have a car in LMDh. Therefore, there finally may be a Raging Bull racing as a factory effort at Le Mans! Looks like it will use the same chassis and engine as Porsche and Audi (built by Multimac), however with different bodies, of course.
In June I was bemoaning about Lamborghini NOT having a race heritage. So, will the cars from Sant’Agata Bolognese finally become born-and-bread racers?
Hope so.
REVIEW – 1969 Porsche 910 #39
1966 Porsche 910 #39 Pilots: C. Poirot, P. Maublanc Team: Christian Poirot Race: 9th overall (1st in S 2.0) at Le Mans in 1969 Spark - S3468 (resin)
Review HERE
REVIEW – 2004 Ferrari 550 GTS Maranello #66
2004 Ferrari 550 GTS Maranello #66 Pilots: A. Menu, P. Kox, T. Enge Team: Prodrive Racing Race: 11th overall (GTS class) at Le Mans in 2004 BBR - BG271 #12/50 (resin)
Review HERE
The Jesko is almost here
I’m a HUGE fan of Christian von Koenigsegg’s masterpieces. The Jesko is the latest. Unveiled in the 2019 Geneva Auto Show, according to him it’s almost ready for production. On the video above he shows a little bit more of the beast, and it’s just flabbergasting. Honestly, I don’t think you can go more bonkers than this.
Spark’s partworks (update!)
Until very recently, I had four models of Hachette’s “24 Hours of Le Mans Cars Collection”. These models are diecast and all partworks (pw), however they’re made by Spark. When I got these four, despite being pw models, I was quite happy with the series. I felt that for the price they had a superior value for the money. However, I recently got two more. And now, I have to say I’m not as favorable to the series as I initially was 🤨. If you head to the original page I added an update explaining why.