Citroën H Mobile Kitchen (1:24)
by: Bill Horton | Vendor: Ebbro
Bill gives us another review of an Ebbro kit. This time the unique Citroën H Mobile Kitchen.
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1913 Ford Speedster (1:24)
by: Andras | Vendor: ICM Holding
Andras Donaszi reviews and builds the ICM offering of a 1/24th scale Moidel T 1913 Ford S reviews and builds the ICM offering of a 1/24th scale speedster.
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Citroen DS19 (1:24)
by: Bill Horton | Vendor: Ebbro
The Citroen DS19 is a truly iconic motorcar. Many know it by sight if not by name. It was produced from 1955 through 1975 and 1.5 million were sold globally.
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Baldwin Motion Camaro (1:25)
by: Gabriel Szeitz | Vendor: AMT
Gabriel Szeitz shares with us a photographic video build of the Baldwin Motion Camaro in 1/25th scale from AMT.
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Datsun Fairlady 240Z Rally (1:24)
by: Bret Marquardt | Vendor: Hasegawa Models
Bret does an inbox review of this recent release from Hasegawa, the Datsun Fairlady 240Z, a 1971 Safari Rally Winner.
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Chevy Camaro Fifty (1:25)
by: Calvin Lun | Vendor: AMT
With the 50th anniversary of the original Camaro's introduction, Chevrolet decided to produce a "Fifty" special edition.This special edition Camaro has a few variations that differentiate it from the standard SS models. With a different front lower valence, lower grill, wheels, badging and livery, the Fifty Edition is definitely something special.
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Scania 125th anniversary CS20 (1:87)
by: | Vendor: Herpa
In 2016, Scania celebrated its 125th anniversary. Various tractors, ranging from Scania 141 to the brand new Scania CS20, are combined with suitable trailers, and printed with the striking anniversary design. All models are released as strictly limited editions.
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Der Mass:Stab 2/17
by: Frederick Boucher | Vendor: Herpa
DER MASS:STAB is HERPA's flagship magazine. This is the first issue of DMS for 2017.
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Honda Civic EF3 (1:24)
by: Calvin Lun | Vendor: BeeMax Model Kits
The Honda Civic EF3 is perhaps one of the most popular sport compact cars of the 90s. It is one of those cars that were affordable, fun, fuel efficient and had a huge support from aftermarket companies. However, what many enthusiasts failed to see was that it was also a touring car overseas in Asia and in Europe. Throughout the 90s, the Civic EF3 raced in various touring car championships from Japan to Macau. With this kit, BeeMax Models of Macau did a very nice job of depicting the car in 1:24 scale.
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BMW M3 (E30) (1:24)
by: Calvin Lun | Vendor: BeeMax Model Kits
Perhaps one of the most recognized early 90s sports sedans, the BMW E30 M3 redefined what performance cars by combining agility, comfort and fast acceleration in a small affordable package. Becoming a classic all over the world, the E30 M3 prices have skyrocketed to an all time high.
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Guide to Truck Modelling
by: Jim Starkweather | Vendor: Canfora Design & Publishing
This new softcover book from Canfora offers modelers insight into the truck modeling genre. Whether trucks are already your thing or if you have thought about building a commercial truck, this book has lots of great info, photos, and techniques to share.
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DER MASS:STAB April 2016
by: Frederick Boucher | Vendor: Herpa
DER MASS:STAB Model Car Magazine is Herpa's bimonthly flagship publication promoting their models as well as general modeling subjects. This is Issue 2, April 2016.
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Porche 911 Turbo (1:87)
by: Frederick Boucher | Vendor: Herpa
HERPA has released this new PORSCHE 911 TURBO in their new range of Porsches.
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Hitachi ASTACO NEO (1:35)
by: Rick Cooper | Vendor: Hasegawa Models
A build review of the other worldly looking Hitachi ASTACO NEO in 1/35th scale from Hasegawa.
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Ferrari FXX K (1:24)
by: Calvin | Vendor: Tamiya, Inc.
Ferrari as we all know, has an extremely long and prestigious race history. With the demand for their top tier hyper cars such as the Enzo and the La Ferrari at an all time high, Ferrari decided to create a special racing series with it's own unique race car. This car was the FXX and it was only offered to the selected few Ferrari customers that Ferrari deemed worthy. Fast forward 10 years to 2015, Ferrari has replaced the original FXX with a second car, the named the FXX K. Once again, this car is only offered to a very selected few.
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