Figurines
Collectible figures are small resin or die-cast models that depict characters, drivers, mechanics, historical figures, or other iconic figures. From an aesthetic point of view, the collectible figures are made in detail and have a high aesthetic value. Their exact shapes and colors make them interesting for fans. Many figures are based on historical events, races, movies, books or comics. Collecting them can be a way to learn more about different cultures and periods. If you are a model car collector, figures can be a great addition. Driver, mechanic or spectator figures can bring your dioramas or model shelves to life. Due to their variety and history, collectible figures are an interesting and engaging hobby for many people.
Figure Tomas Enge, Prost Acer, Japanese GP, 1:18
Figure Juan Manuel Fangio, 1:18 American Diorama
Figure Enzo Ferrari, 1:18 Figuma
Ayrton Senna, Williams 1994, 1:43 Cartrix
Figure Alberto Ascari, 1:18 American Diorama
Figure Lewis Hamilton, 1:18 American Diorama
Figure Jim Clark, 1:18 American Diorama
Figure Fernando Alonso, 1:18 American Diorama
Figure Damon Hill, 1:18 American Diorama
Figure Alain Prost, 1:18 American Diorama
James Hunt, Hesketh 1975, 1:43 Cartrix
Emerson Fittipaldi, McLaren 1974,, 1:43 Cartrix
Michael Schumacher, Benetton 1994, 1:43 Cartrix
Michael Schumacher, Jordan 1991, 1:43 Cartrix
Nelson Piquet, Brabham 1981, 1:43 Cartrix
Sebastian Vettel, Red Bull 2012, 1:43 Cartrix
Alain Prost, McLaren 1989, 1:43 Cartrix
Jacques Villeneuve, Williams 1997, 1:43 Cartrix
Nigel Mansell, Williams 1992, 1:43 Cartrix
Jochen Rindt, Lotus 1970, 1:43 Cartrix
Carlos Reutemann, Ferrari 1977, 1:43 Cartrix
Niki Lauda, Ferrari 1976, 1:43 Cartrix
Figure James Hut, 1:18 American Diorama
Figure Graham Hill, 1:18 American Diorama
Pit Stop crew Red Bull F1, Set Nr.2, 1:18 American Diorama
Pit Stop Crew Ferrari F1, set Nr. 2, 1:18 American Diorama
Mika Hakkinen, McLaren Mercedes 1998, 1:43 Cartrix
Camera man figure, 1:18 American Diorama
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Which scale to choose?
In the world of collector's models, we can find various scales from 1: 500 in the aircraft category to a 1:2 scale or even 1:1 in the case of helmets or steering wheels. The most common scales are 1:43, 1:18, 1:24, 1:32, 1:64, 1:12 depending on the type of model or manufacturer.
