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The "Fly Porsche 935 K3 #51" represents the 1981 1000km Brands Hatch race car driven by South African racing legend Desiré Wilson. Produced by Fly Car Model in 1:32 scale, this highly detailed, Scalextric-compatible analog slot car is part of their sought-after "Lady Racers 03" collection (Item/Ref #99111).The real-world Porsche 935 K3 was entered by team proprietor John Fitzpatrick. Paired with co-driver David Hobbs, Wilson qualified the car in 5th place and drove a masterfully quick race in the wet at the 1981 Brands Hatch 1000 Kilometers..
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Spirit Peugeot 406 Silhouette #07 12h Circuit de banyoles is a specific and rare 1:32 scale slotcar from the Spanish brand Spirit, based on the Peugeot 406 Silhouette. This is a limited edition that has been released on the occasion of a specific endurance race in Spain.Main Features of the ModelBrand: Spirit (known for competitive and fast slotcars).Model: Peugeot 406 Silhouette (with wide racing wheel arches and aerodynamic body).Livery/Version: Start number #07 – Special edition for the 12 hores Ciutat de Banyoles 2007 (also linked to the 2008 Resiscat endurance series).Scale: 1:32 (fully compatible with jobs of brands such as Scalextric, Ninco and Carrera).Technique: Standard equipped with a powerful motor (often placed in an angle winder setup) that is very popular for club racing.Parts and TuningBecause the Spirit brand has been around for a long time, original parts are sometimes scarce. If you want to restore this model or prepare it for heavy club racing, there are excellent upgrades available nowadays:3D Chassis: There are special, flexible 3D-printed chassis on the market (such as from Sloting Plus or 3D SRP) that allow you to screw modern engine holders (from Slot.it for example) under the original Peugeot body.Guide/Guide: For optimal road holding, experienced riders recommend mounting a screwed race guide instead of a click system.
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The Power Slot Hummer H1 Breitling Edition is modeled after the official support vehicle for the Breitling Jet Team (the Patrulla Acrobática Breitling).Visual Design & FeaturesUnlike the flashy, multi-colored racing configurations of the Dakar variants, this collector's model features a distinct, functional aesthetic: Monochromatic Yellow Body: Finished entirely in Breitling's signature bright luxury yellow, contrasting against a black front grille, hood vents, and bumpers.Minimalist Branding: Bold black "BREITLING CHRONOGRAPHS" text stenciled directly onto the driver and passenger side doors.Display Base: The model original shipped on a dedicated black display plinth labeled "Hummer H1 soporte patrulla acrobática Breitling" (Hummer H1 Breitling Acrobatic Patrol Support).Under the Hood Despite the luxury watch branding, it retains Power Slot’s heavy-duty off-road engineering under the chassis:Drop-Arm Guide: A long, spring-loaded guide arm designed to keep the car on the track even over massive obstacles or mock sand dunes.4x4 Belt Drive: A complex internal pulley and belt system that transfers motor power to both the front and rear axles simultaneously.Independent Suspension: Active yellow shock absorbers on all four corners to handle rough terrain.
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Complete Team Oreca trio from Le Mans 1998 — three cars, all brand new.Fly's Twin-Pack TEAM07 contained the #50 and #51 Vipers and left an empty cut-out for the separately sold #53 (A84/88104); in this set all three cars come together, so the trio is complete. The white and blue GTS-Rs carry Mobil 1 lettering, Chrysler windscreen banners and the American flag over the roof.The #53 of Bell, Donohue and Drudi won the GT2 class at Le Mans in 1998, while the #51 of Beretta, Lamy and Archer finished second in class. All three are analog 1:32 cars with front inline motors and traction magnets, presented in the Team Oreca box.
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Cars #40 and #39 form this new Fly Ferrari 365 GTB/4 twin set for the 1973 Le Mans 24 Hours.Their white-and-red Thomson liveries also carry Shell and Ch. Pozzi markings. Both 1:32 analog cars sit in an illustrated Team Ch. Pozzi presentation box. Period race imagery gives the set a strong endurance-racing display.
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Two white Alfa Romeo 147 GTA Cup cars share this mint Fly Team Alfa Romeo España set. Blue centre stripes distinguish the matching #22 and #29 liveries. Number 22 is identified for Luis Villamil and #29 for Antonio Chacón.Both 1:32 analog slot cars carry Michelin markings and front-mounted inline motors inside a hinged Challenge 2003 presentation box.
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Red paint and twin white stripes identify this Fly Dodge Viper GTS-R #91 from Petit Le Mans 1999. Mobil, Bosch and Mopar markings surround the GTS number panel, with Team Oreca linked to the car.The 1:32 analog model has a front-mounted inline motor and a detailed race cockpit. It is supplied in a clear case on a Petit Le Mans display base.
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Fine red-and-black striping runs over the silver body of this new Fly Dodge Viper GTS-R #70.Privilege branding marks the number panel for this 1999 Silverstone entry. A front inline motor powers the 1:32 analog chassis. The event-labelled base is protected by a clear display case.
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The Fly Dodge Viper GTS-R #98 is a highly collectible 1:32 scale slot car commemorating the vehicle that raced in the 1996 24 Hours of Daytona.Produced originally as reference A1 (the very first car made by Fly Car Models), it is prized by collectors. Originally raced by Price Cobb, Tommy Archer, Shawn Hendricks, and Mark Dismore under the Canaska/Southwind team, the 1/32 replica features a front-mounted inline S-can motor and rear-wheel drive. Modern anniversary releases (such as the 25th Anniversary Collection, model A2510) include a clear display case and fine detailing.
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Gold-finished bodywork turns this new Fly Dodge Viper GTS-R into a distinctive second-anniversary edition. The reflective surface leaves the Viper shape, side exhausts and large rear wing to carry the design.Inside its clear case, the 1:32 analog model combines a front inline motor with a gold-lettered anniversary base.
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A smooth metallic-silver finish is the focus of this new Fly Dodge Viper GTS-R Silver Edition. With no race number or sponsor livery, the sculpted vents and broad rear wing remain prominent. The 1:32 analog chassis places its inline motor at the front.A matching base and clear case complete the monochrome presentation.
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Metallic blue and twin white stripes frame number 97 on this new Fly Dodge Viper GTS-R from Daytona 1996.Michelin and Rolex markings sit beside the GT class panel and American flag. Its analog 1:32 chassis uses an inline motor at the front. A clear case covers the Daytona-labelled base.
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Yellow-and-green bodywork makes this Fly Lister Storm #25 immediately recognisable. The 1:32 model represents the 1999 Donington Park FIA GT car driven by Julian Bailey and Tiff Needell. It finished second at the event. Light handling marks are visible on the car and its black display base.
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Canadian maple-leaf graphics frame the #00 on this Porsche 911 GT1 EVO. Its red-and-white livery represents the Canada GT Challenge Cup 2000. The new 1:32 analog model uses a sidewinder layout and is shown in its clear display case.
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A used body in good condition.
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A used car no box.
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Klaus Ludwig's first-place Zolder DRM car from 1981 is rendered here as the Ford Capri RS Turbo #2. Wurth red and black graphics run across its white body. New and built in 1:32 scale, the Fly slot car arrives in a clear display case. Front and rear lights add another period detail to the analog model.
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Silver bodywork and the double-zero number define this Fly Porsche 911 GT1 Evo test car. Its display base identifies Daytona 2000 and names Scott Goodyear, David Empringham and Scott Maxwell.The 1:32 model is offered in mint condition inside its clear display case. Black aerodynamic details and the large rear wing complete the purposeful look.
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Large red 722 numerals set this silver Mercedes SLR McLaren 722 GT apart. The new 1:32 Scalextric model uses a race-style body with black vents and a rear wing. It is Digital Plug Ready and equipped with Magnatraction. The car comes in a clear Scalextric display case.
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Takata branding dominates the green-and-silver Honda NSX #18, with Motul markings and bright green wheels adding further colour. This used 1:32 Scalextric car has working front and rear lights. It is photographed in its Takata Dome NSX 2004 window box.
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Race number 11 sits at the centre of the Sara Scuderia Playteam livery on this Maserati MC12. The dark blue car is detailed with Shell and Pirelli branding and a tall rear wing. This new 1:32 Scalextric model is Digital Plug Ready, with Magnatraction and working lights. It comes in a clear display case.
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A used car without box.
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Fly's Ref. B57 replacement chassis is intended for a Panoz 1:32 slot car. The first photo shows the black chassis in a Fly-branded parts bag with a B57 Panoz label. Because the second image instead shows Ref. B29 for Marcos, the exact photographed contents require verification.
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Orange Jägermeister bodywork makes this new Fly Ford Capri RS Turbo #1 immediately recognisable. The display base identifies Klaus Ludwig and a third-place Nürburgring DRM entry, with Bosch, Shell and Goodyear markings visible around the car. It is supplied as a 1:32 analog slot car in its clear Fly case.
