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The Fly Porsche 911 GT1 Playboy is an iconic 1:32 scale model car (slot car) produced by the well-known Spanish manufacturer Fly Car Model. Many collectors sometimes get confused with the numbering: the specific Playboy GT1 Evo is released as Playboy Collection 05 (with race number #5), while the starting number #2 belongs to the classic Porsche 911S from Playboy Collection 02.Below you will find the details of these sought-after collectibles:Fly 99021 1/32 Porsche 911S Playboy Collection 02 Victoria ...99021/E69 Fly Porsche 911S Playboy Collection 02 Cover 1997 ...Main Features per EditionPlayboy Collection 02 (Classical 911S - Number #2):Model: Classic Porsche 911S.Number: Equipped with start number #2 on the doors.Theme: Dedicated to the December 1997 Playboy cover with model Victoria Silvstedt.Appearance: Fully equipped with a silver-coloured 'Playboy-cover' graphic wrap over the entire body.Playboy Collection 05 (Porsche 911 GT1 Evo):Model: Porsche 911 GT1 Evolution racing version.Number: This specific GT1 version carries start number #5.Appearance: Made in a striking black-red colour scheme, complete with the iconic Playboy bunny on the rear wing.Technical Specifications (General Fly 1:32)Drive: Inline or sidewinder engine setup (depending on chassis).Compatibility: Drives analogous to all standard 2-track tracks such as Scalextric, Carrera, and Ninco.Collective value: Supplied in a hard, transparent display box with a special background card of the relevant Playboy cover.
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This model is new but unfortunately missing the left wing mirror.The Carrera Evolution Infiniti Red Bull Racing RB9 "S. Vettel, No.1" (article number 20027465) is a popular analogue slotcar on a scale of 1:32. This model is based on the iconic Formula One car with which Sebastian Vettel won his fourth consecutive world title for Red Bull Racing in the 2013 season.Main features of the slotcarSystem: Standard designed for the analog Carrera Evolution ban system.Digital Upgrade: The car is fully Digital-ready. You can easily convert it to a digital circuit (Carrera Digital 132) with the Carrera digital decoder (article number 20026740).Compatibility: Thanks to the included shallow guide pile, the car can also be used on analogue tracks of other brands such as Scalextric, Ninco and SCX.Driving behaviour: Equipped with a built-in magnet for extra grip in the corners. Note: due to the long wheelbase and the vulnerable aerodynamic wings, this model is less suitable for steep curves (High Bank 1/30) or extreme viaducts.Details: High-quality paint finish (tampo-printing) with all the official Infiniti Red Bull Racing sponsors and a detailed driver figure of Sebastian Vettel in the cockpit.Background of the real F1 car (RB9)The Adrian Newey-designed RB9 was the ultimate evolution of the V8 era in Formula 1. Powered by a 750 hp Renault V8 engine, Vettel dominated the second half of the 2013 season. He won no less than 13 races that year, 9 of which were consecutive, which at the time meant an equalization and tightening of absolute Formula 1 records. Vettel gave this particular car the pet name "Hungry Heidi.
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The Carrera Evolution Ferrari 150° Italia "Fernando Alonso, No.5" (article number 20027417 / 27417) is an iconic analog slotcar on a scale of 1:32. The model is based on the Formula 1 car with which Fernando Alonso drove during the 2011 F1 season.Main SpecificationsSystem: Standard designed for analog Carrera Evolution jobs, but easy to digitally upgrade to Digital 132 with a plug-and-play decoder (part 26740).Performance: Equipped with a robust, impact-resistant body and an adjustable neodymium magnet for optimal handling.Package Contents: Comes with an extra spare magnet and extra drag contacts (pick-up brushes).Limitation: Carrera does not recommend the use of this particular F1 lock car on orbits with a bowl bend with a 1/30 radius due to the low ground clearance.Alternative variantsIf you are looking for a specific scale or another type of job, this model was also released in other Carrera lines at the time:Carrera Digital 132 (Article number 30626): The directly ready-made digital variant of the exact same car.Carrera GO!!! / Digital 143 (Article number 61237 / 41361): The more compact version on a scale of 1:43 for smaller circuits
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The Ninco Ferrari 166 MM "Bicolour" (reference number 50220) is a popular 1:32 scale model of a classic slotcar. This model is part of the popular "Ninco Classics" series and is based on the legendary 1950 Italian sports car.Specifications & FeatureBrand: NincoReference number: 50220 (sometimes indicated by N50220)Scale: 1:32Color scheme: "Bicolour" (two-color lacquer, typical red with silver/white or black elements)Drive: Inline motor setup, standard equipped with the classic, smooth Ninco NC-1 motor (or similar for the Classics line).Lighting: This particular model has no built-in lighting.Type: Analog slotcar, suitable for traditional racetracks of brands such as Ninco, Scalextric and Carrera
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Condition: zeer_goedThe Scalextric TVR Tuscan T400R #69 Harman Kardon (with product code C2454 or C2454A) is a popular 1:32 scale model slotcar, based on the real race car of the Eclipse Motorsport team from the British GT championship of 2003.Main SpecificationsBrand: ScalextricModel: TVR Tuscan T400RLivery: Silver/black with Harman Kardon and Eclipse Motorsport sponsorshipStart number: #69Scale: 1:32System: Analog (easy to convert to digital)Features of the modelLighting: This model is standard equipped with working headlights and taillights.Performance: Equipped with a smooth, quiet motor and rear-wheel drive with magnet (Magnatraction) for extra grip on the track.HistoryThe real car was driven in 2003 by Piers Johnson, Ben McLoughlin and Shane Lynch (known from the pop group Boyzone). They won the race at Silverstone.Availability and valueBecause this model was already released in 2003, it can still be found mainly on the second-hand market.
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The Scalextric TVR Tuscan 400 R "Peninsula" #36 (article number C2591) is a popular analogue modelling body (scale 1:32) that was marketed by Hornby Scalextric in 2004. The car is based on the iconic British GT racer who competed in international endurance championships at the time.Key Specifications & FeaturesBrand & Manufacturer: Scalextric (Hornby)Model: TVR Tuscan T400R (also known as Tuscan 400 R)Article number: C2591Scale: 1:32System: AnalogLivery / Performance: Characterized by the striking "Peninsula" and "JCB" sponsorship with start number 36.
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The Scalextric C2590 TVR Tuscan 400 R #27 "Synergy" is a highly detailed 1:32 scale analogue slot car. It replicates the iconic CDL Racing team car that competed in the British GT Championship. It is fully compatible with standard analogue Scalextric track systems.Key Features & SpecsCar Model: TVR Tuscan T400RLivery: Synergy / CDL Racing #27Scale: 1:32System: AnalogueLighting: Working headlights and tail lightsMotor: Standard Mabuchi FF motor (inline configuration)Magnet: Neodymium Magnatraction for increased gripMaintenance & Parts TipsPickups: Uses standard Scalextric round-eye braids.Tyres: Standard GT rear tyres are required; if they have hardened due to age, replacements can be found easily through specialty slot car retailers or generic Scalextric GT tyres.
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The Fly Car Model with reference number 99104 is a beloved 1:32 scale slotcar of the Ferrari F40 GT Evoluzione. This specific collectible has been released as a special, limited edition for subscribers of the Spanish magazine Slot Miniauto in 2008.Key Features & SpecificationsModel: Ferrari F40 GT EvoluzioneStart number: #60Limited Edition: Released in 2008 as Miniauto Subscription Limited EditionHistoric Livery: Replica of the car that drove during the 4 Hours of Jarama in 1995Drivers: Controlled by Anders Olofsson and Luciano della NoceDrive: Equipped with a Sidewinder engine systemCompatibility: Fully suitable for racetracks of Scalextric, Ninco, Carrera and Superslot
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The Scalextric Porsche 997 GT3 #17 Morellato is a 1/32 scale slot car featuring a blue high-impact resistant body, Digital Plug Ready (DPR) compatibility, and Magnatraction.Car Specifications & FeaturesModel Code: C2900Scale: 1/32Livery: Racing Team Morellato, #17 (driven by Richard Westbrook in real-life series context)Body Type: Super-resistant / high-impactDigital Capability: DPR (Digital Plug Ready) - accepts the C8515 digital plug for conversionTrack Tech: Magnatraction magnetic base with adjustable positions and quick-change guide braids
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The Scalextric Porsche 997 GT3 #46 "Forum Gelb" (model number C3079) is a scale 1:32 slotcar modeled after the race car driven by Austrian factory driver Richard Lietz. The car falls within the "Super Resistant" (High Impact) series of Scalextric. This makes the model very popular with younger riders because of the crash-resistant body.Important SpecificationsModel Number: Scalextric C3079Body type: Super-Resistant / High Impact (light weight and very flexible to catch hard blows)System: Standard analog, but DPR (Digital Plug Ready). The car can easily be made digitally with a C8515 plug-in chip.Engine: FC130 endbell drive.Grip: Standard equipped with Magnatraction (magnetic assistance) and grippy rear tires.
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The Scalextric C3132 Porsche 997 GT3 "The Mad Butcher" is a 1:32 scale slot car produced by Scalextric. It belongs to the brand's "Super-Resistant" / "High Impact" category, meaning it features a highly durable, lightweight one-piece body designed to survive heavy crashes, making it excellent for beginners and casual racing.Key Specifications & FeaturesFull Product Name: Scalextric C3132 Porsche 997 GT3 "The Mad Butcher" #1Design & Body: Matte black and orange "Mad Butcher" livery with a durable body, tinted windows, and no detailed interior to maximize impact resistance.Digital Plug Ready (DPR): Includes a Digital Plug Ready chassis. It runs out of the box on standard analogue tracks but can easily be converted to digital layouts using the Scalextric C8515 digital chip plug.Drivetrain & Motor: Powered by a standard Mabuchi-style FC130 endbell motor (approx. 18,000 RPM) in a rear sidewinder orientation with an 11:36 gear ratio.Handling Elements: Equipped with Magnatraction magnets to help stick to the steel track rails. It does not come with functional headlights or taillights.Common Community Tuning FixesBecause this model is highly resistant and very lightweight, enthusiast racers on forums like SlotForum note that it can suffer from "deslotting" (flying off the track) under heavy braking. Popular modifications include:Gluing and truing the rear tires, or replacing them with higher grip aftermarket tires (such as Ortmann 37U).Adding 20 grams of lead weight low down on the chassis right behind the front guide blade to improve front-end stability.Applying zero-grip coating to the front tires to prevent over-steering crashes
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The Fly Porsche 911T #1 Rallye Monte Carlo Historique 2008 (Reference 99115) is a 1:32 scale slot car reproducing the historic rally entry driven by Vic Elford and D. Stone. It features an 18k RPM short-can motor in a sidewinder configuration and is compatible with standard analogue slot car tracks.Specifications & DesignScale: 1:32Brand/Ref: Fly Car Model, Ref. 99115Drivers: Vic Elford and D. StoneEvent: 2008 Rallye Monte Carlo Historique (replicating Elford's legendary 1968 winning livery/appearance)Motor: 18k RPM short-canConfiguration: Sidewinder motor positionSystem: Analogue (non-digital out of the box)
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A web of blue, green and silver graphics gives the Caterham 7 #69 its distinctive Peter Ritchie Racing look. The open cockpit contains a helmeted driver figure, with exposed front wheels and side exhausts completing the compact racer. This new 1:32 analog Scalextric model remains in its clear-front presentation box.
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The #51 "Fruit of the Loom" Lancia Beta Monte Carlo in the Zolder DRM (Deutsche Rennsport Meisterschaft) race on August 24, 1980, was driven by Hans Heyer. The car was entered by the private German team GS-Sport (Gerhard Schneider) with sponsorship from German Fiat and Fruit of the Loom. In the Zolder race, Heyer qualified in 2nd position in the Div. II race and finished the race in 2nd place. He went on to win the overall 1980 DRM Div. II championship with this car.
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Deep cherry red and three white stripes give this new Gaugemaster-edition Fly Dodge Viper GTS-R #69 its UK special-edition look. A Union Jack sits ahead of the number. The rest of the body stays free of a full sponsor livery.This 1:32 analog slot car uses a front inline motor and comes in a clear case on a matching UK Special Edition Red base.
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Metallic green and silver bodywork gives this Scalextric Aston Martin DBR9 #100 its distinctive Pirelli identity. Yellow accents pick out the splitter, roof and rear wing. The new analog model remains in its SuperSlot presentation case. Working front and rear lights are included, and a driver figure is visible beneath the glazing. It can be converted for Scalextric Digital use with a separate plug.
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Green bodywork and white number panels distinguish this Dodge Viper Competition Coupe #17. Its dense sponsor graphics, silver multi-spoke wheels and visible roll cage give the model a full race-prepared appearance. This new 1:32 Scalextric slot car remains in its clear-front box.
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Fly built this Lister Storm as reference A105, marking the car of Warnock and Schirle that won the 1999 Privilege GT race at Brands Hatch. The black-and-silver body carries start number 32 and the Privilege Insurance race sticker on the doors. It is a 1/32 analogue slot car that runs on Scalextric, Ninco, Superslot and Carrera tracks. This example is used and is photographed in a Fly display case with printed plinth; please check the photos for its exact condition.
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Concentric white graphics make the red BASF livery the focus of this new Fly BMW M1 Procar number 80. The clear display case identifies the 1980 car with Hans-Georg Bürger. White wheels and the detailed race cabin complete the model's period Procar appearance.
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Bright blue McGregor graphics dominate this SCX Renault Mégane Trophy #21 from the 2009 Eurocup Mégane Trophy. Mike Verschuur's name appears on the car for Equipe Verschuur.The new 1:32 analog slot car is presented in its clear SCX case. Bribus, McGregor and Elf branding, detailed wheels and working lights complete the race-ready appearance.
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New car that has suffered transport damage, the mirrors, spoilers have broken loose. The Autoart Lamborghini Countach 5000 is a masterpiece that captures the essence of one of the most iconic supercars in history. On a 1:32 scale, this slot car brings to life the sleek lines and aggressive stance of the legendary Countach, making it a must-have for collectors and racing enthusiasts alike. Feel the thrill of the open road as you admire the meticulously detailed interior and exterior, all crafted to perfection. With functional features such as opening hood, doors, and trunk, this model offers an interactive experience that enhances its authenticity. Whether displayed proudly or raced on your favorite track, this production release model is a testament to precision and passion. Product Specifications Scale 1:32 Release Type Production Features Detailed Interior Yes Detailed Exterior Yes Opening Hood Yes Opening Doors Yes
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This particular model is a so-called fantasy-livery, designed purely for the scale model world. The Fly Car Model brand created this car at the time as a special promotional gift and collector item in honor of the 20th anniversary of the German wholesaler and racetrack specialist H+T Motor Racing. The name 'Anna Petri' on the car refers to a person within (or closely associated with) that company, and is therefore not a true professional car racer. What real Corvette C5-R racing cars did exist? Although this particular design is fictional, the Chevrolet Corvette C5-R itself was a legendary and highly successful real racing car. The real factory cars: The real C5-R was built by Pratt & Miller for General Motors and dominated the endurance racing between 1999 and 2004. The iconic colors: The real factory cars hardly ever drove in black and gold. They started in 1999 with a silver/black 'GM Goodwrench' livery and switched to the world-famous, bright yellow Corvette Racing house color in 2000. Big successes: The real cars won legendary races like the 24 Hours of Le Mans (in their class), the 24 Hours of Daytona and the 12 Hours of Sebring. Known drivers: Instead of Anna Petri, the real C5-R was driven by legends from motorsport, such as Ron Fellows, Johnny O'Connell, Oliver Gavin, Andy Pilgrim and even pop star Dale Earnhardt Jr. during the 24 Hours of Daytona. In addition to this fantasy version, Fly Car Model also released dozens of racetrack cars that were exactly based on the real yellow and silver Corvettes that drove at Le Mans and in the American Le Mans Series (ALMS).
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A used car no box, not tested.
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Santa takes the wheel of this red Mercedes-Benz 300 SLR Christmas Edition. The new Carrera Evolution model carries festive artwork and the number 2412, echoing the holiday theme. Presented in a clear Limited Edition case, it is an unusual seasonal release for the collection.
