Bonus Image Gallery!

GMP’s outrageous Ferrari 330 P4 offers stone-cold proof that this maker can swing a high-end hammer with the best of them - and details like these demanded a comprehensive set of photos. Read all about the car on page 47 of the July / August issue of CRM, and check out this gallery of images in the meantime. Want to see a full video review of the GMP car? No problem - just check out our Video Collection HERE!

Bonus Image Gallery!

When we heard Kyosho was going to take their already amazing 1:18 Ferrari 250 GTOs and make them even more detailed, we were curious. When the cars showed up, we were knocked out - and took way too many photos! You can read about the models on page 44 of the July / August issue of CRM - and enjoy these snapshots right now.

Rocking in Resin

Ferrari’s ground-breaking engineer Carlo Chiti brought the science of using scale models in a controlled environment to Maranello in the late 1950’s. Red Line models (www.redline-model.com, distributed in America by Minichamps, NA, www.minichampsna.com) has brought the science of high-tech modeling to render the results in 1:24.

In 1951, just one year after the official Formula 1 Championship series was begun, Ferrari won its very first Formula 1 victory at Silverstone with the car you see here in model form: the 375 F-1 piloted to victory by 29 year old Argentinean Froilan Gonzalez.
Many long-time 1:43 collectors will know that this car has been modeled by many specialist hand built makers over the years. For those not having the budget or desire to spring for a more accurate, more expensive hand built, the crew at Mattel have come to your rescue.

Just Desserts

CMC’s riotously good Ferrari 250 SWB Berlinetta is something of a classic among 1:18 model car collectors. That has something to do with familiarity; even the staunchest American muscle collector has a soft spot for the real SWB’s shape, vicious performance, and legendary exhaust note. But it sure doesn’t hurt that CMC did a hell of a job bringing both the countenance and the content of the nearly-priceless Ferrari out in grand style.