Fly Porsche 911 GT1 98 Racing EVO 2 Testcar
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Gold-and-black bodywork sets apart Fly's Porsche 911 GT1 98 Racing EVO 2RS test car. Mobil and Warsteiner markings run across the low body, which is displayed with a large rear wing and enclosed cockpit. The new 1:32 analog model is supplied in a clear Fly case with a base labelled “Test Car.”
Fly Porsche 911 GT1 EVO #00 Canada GT Challenge Cup 2000 GB72
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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.
Fly Porsche 911 GT1 EVO #00 Test Car 24h Daytona 2000
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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.
Fly Porsche 911 GT1 EVO #01 Daytona 98 *USED*
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A heavily used car, missing mirror and spoiler.
Fly Porsche 911 GT1 EVO #25 2e Le Mans 1996
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The Real Car The Porsche 911 GT1 (with start number #25) achieved 2nd place overall during its legendary debut in the 24 Hours of Le Mans in 1996 and took 1st place in the GT1 class. The car drove less than a lap behind the overall winner (the Joest Racing TWR-Porsche WSC-95 LMP1 prototype). Note: The "EVO" specification with the recognizable drip headlights (of the 996 generation) was only introduced before the 1997 season; in 1996, this car was still driving in the original GT1-96 specification with headlights in the style of the 993. Main details of the #25 car (Le Mans 1996): Riders: Hans-Joachim Stuck, Thierry Boutsen and Bob Wollek. Result: 2nd place overall (353 rounds) and winner of the LM-GT1 class. Team: Porsche AG (factory team). Chassis: Porsche 911 GT1-002. Specifications: Equipped with a 3.2-liter water-cooled six-cylinder biturbo boxer engine that delivered about 600 hp. During the training sessions on the Mulsanne Straight, the car achieved a top speed of exactly 330 km/h.
Fly Porsche 911 GT1 EVO #26 4e Sebring 1997 *USED*
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This car is still working but heavily used, no box.
Fly Porsche 911 GT1 EVO #6 Gunnar Racing Daytona 2003
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The Fly Porsche 911 GT1 Gunnar Racing models are a highly collectible series of 1:32 scale slot cars manufactured by the Spanish brand Fly Car Model (sometimes under its GBTrack line). These models are meticulously detailed, ready-to-run replicas of real-world endurance race cars campaigned by the historic American sports car team, Gunnar Racing.Popular Model VariationsFly released several distinct versions of the Porsche 911 GT1 Evo in Gunnar Racing liveries, reflecting different iconic endurance race configurations:Fly 96037 (Steve McQueen Collection):Features the Gunnar Racing Daytona Finale 2003 livery.Part of a highly sought-after, limited-edition tribute series.Fly GBTrack GB71L:Replicates the #76 Texaco livery from the 2001 24 Hours of Daytona.Notably driven by Hollywood legend Paul Newman alongside team drivers.Fly 88222 (A-521) / 88031 (A58):Replicates the Grand Am 2003 variants driven by Gunnar Jeannette, Kyle Petty, and others.Features a standard 1/32 scale sidewinder or inline motor layout compatible with popular tracks.Key Specifications & CompatibilityScale: 1:32 scale standard slot car. [1, 2]Track Compatibility: Runs on all major traditional 1/32 analog tracks, including Scalextric, Carrera, and Ninco. [1, 2, 3]Design Focus: Prioritizes high visual accuracy, featuring crisp tampo-printed sponsor graphics, detailed interior cockpit molds, and scale-accurate wheel inserts. [1, 2, 3]Performance: Typically equipped with traction magnets for plastic tracks; often benefits from aftermarket tire upgrades for optimized performance on wood or non-magnet tracks.
Fly Porsche 911 GT1 EVO #76 24h Daytona 2001 GB71
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Black paint, red-and-white graphics and the bold #76 define this Porsche 911 GT1 EVO. The driver line-up is Gunnar Jeannette, Mike Brockman and Jim Jackson. This new 1:32 analog slot car uses a sidewinder motor layout.
Fly Porsche 911S Oxide Collection
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The Slotcar The Fly Porsche 911 "Oxide Collection" (reference number E2057) is a unique analogue slotcar on a scale of 1:32, produced by the Spanish manufacturer Fly Car Model. The car stands out for its detailed, handmade finish, making each individual model a unique one. Features • Unique "Barn Find" Appearance: Instead of a shiny race-livery, this classic Porsche 911S model has been given a realistic rust and weather effect (rest effect). The design gives the impression as if the car has been forgotten in an old barn for decades. • Handmade finish: Because the rust effect is applied manually, the patinated pattern on the paint differs per model. • Detailed design: The car is equipped with gold-coloured rims, a detailed interior and comes in a transparent display box with the "Porsche 911 Oxide Collection" on the base. It is striking that this specific model is delivered without a rider figure in the cockpit. • Limited edition: The Oxide version is released in a very limited edition (according to some sources only 200 pieces for specific distribution), which makes it a sought-after collectible for slotcar enthusiasts. Technical Specifications Property Specification Manufacturer Fly Car Model (Spain) Reference number E2057 Scale 1:32 Drive Analog (recommended voltage: 12 Volt, but compatible with, among other things. 14.8 Volts from Carrera) Track compatibility Suitable for all common analog orbits such as Carrera (Evolution/Profi), Scalextric, Ninco and SCX. The Oxide Collection was designed by Fly primarily as an "experience" and artistic rarity within the slotcar world. Although the car is technically fully functional to drive on a racetrack, most collectors choose to keep it purely as a display model because of its fragile and unique appearance. The Real Car The Porsche 911S Coupé was built between 1966 and 1973. The "S" stands for Super: Introduced in 1966 as the absolute top model of the time. The Engine: Equipped with an air-cooled 2.0-litre six-cylinder boxer engine (later enlarged to 2.2 and 2.4 liters). The early 2.0S delivered an impressive 160 hp at the time. Features: This model had the iconic "Fuchs" rims (the well-known fifteen-way aluminum wheels) that have since been inextricably linked to Porsche. Where does the rust idea come from? Although Porsche delivered these cars naturally shiny and perfectly, the "Oxide" (rust) version is inspired by the global culture of "Barn Finds" (barn finds) and the "Rat Rod" scene. Classic, early Porsche 911S models are worth hundreds of thousands of euros these days. The idea that such an extremely precious sports car has been forgotten for decades in an old, damp barn and has been completely affected by the elements (rust, moss, weathered paint), appeals very much to the imagination of car enthusiasts.
Fly Porsche 911SC #23 Boss
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A new car without box. The Fly Porsche "Boss" slot car refers to the 1/32 scale model cars of manufacturer Fly Car Model / Flyslot, specifically the Porsche 911SC or Porsche 934 RSR in the well-known "Boss" liveries (such as the Fly A934 - Porsche 911SC - Boss or the FLY Porsche 934 RSR Singapore Boss). Specifications of the model (Fly Porsche 911SC / 934 Boss) Scale: 1/32 analog slotcar Motor: Standard Short Can (ca. 18,000 RPM) Engine position: Sidewinder (placed behind the rear axle) Parts: Plastic wheels, rubber tyres and high detail Compatibility: Works on analog racetracks such as Scalextric, Ninco and Carrera
Fly Porsche 911T #1 Rallye Monte Carlo 2008
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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)
Fly Porsche 917 KH #28 Martini Racing 1000km Osterreichring 1971 C82
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Martini stripes sweep across Fly's Porsche 917 #28 from the 1971 1000 km Österreichring race. The display base names Helmut Marko and Gérard Larrousse, while Shell and Bosch markings accompany the Martini Racing-Team livery. This new 1:32 analog slot car is supplied in its clear Fly case.
Fly Porsche 917 KH #55 Nurburgring 1971 C58
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Immerse yourself in the thrilling world of classic motorsport with the Fly Porsche 917 KH #55, a tribute to the legendary endurance racers of the 1971 Nurburgring. Capturing the essence of high-speed competition, this meticulously crafted 1:32 scale slot car takes you back to the golden era of racing, driven by none other than the iconic duo Reinhold Joest and Willi Kauhsen. Designed for immediate action, its ready-to-run feature ensures you hit the track with ease, while the powerful magnet keeps your car glued to the curves, delivering unmatched performance. Perfectly tailored for analog setups, this slot car combines nostalgia with cutting-edge slot racing technology, making it a must-have for enthusiasts and collectors alike. Feel the adrenaline as you race this captivating model, bringing the spirit of 1971 back to life with every lap.
Fly Porsche 917 Spider #20 6 hrs Mid-Ohio 1971 GB5
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A blue nose breaks up the white bodywork of Fly's Porsche 917 Spyder #20 from the 1971 six-hour race at Mid-Ohio. The display base names Milt Minter, while Castrol and Goodyear markings sit alongside the Porsche and Audi lettering. This new 1:32 slot car is supplied in a clear display case.
Fly Porsche 917K #70 Alex Soler Roig Campeones
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The Fly Car Model Porsche 917K #70 "Campeones" is a legendary 1:32 scale slot car released under reference number W02 (in collaboration with GB Track). This sought-after collectible pays tribute to legendary Spanish racing driver Álex Soler-Roig, who dominated Spanish motorsport in 1970.FeaturesModel & Number: Porsche 917K with starting number #70, the configuration with which Soler-Roig was driving on the Jarama circuit at the time.Color & Performance: Performed in a signature white base with livery details from the Spanish Escudería Nacional and sponsors such as Garvey and San Patricio.Exclusive Extra: This model is part of the special "Campeones" series and comes in a luxury presentation box including a loose, hand-painted metal figure of the driver himself. The vehicle on the track does not have a built-in driver.Compatibility: The car is fully functional and can be used directly on traditional analogue 1:32 slot racetracks such as Scalextric, Ninco, Carrera and Superslot.Historical ContextIn the 1970 racing season, Álex Soler-Roig piloted this brutal, 12-cylinder Porsche 917K. He made a deep impression on the world of motorsport by winning no less than six of the seven races in which he appeared with this car at the start. Except on permanent circuits like Jarama, he even raced spectacular races on tight street circuits like Alcañiz's with the 917K
Fly Porsche 917K David Piper Racing 2 cars Special Box
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Step back in time with the Fly Porsche 917 David Piper 2 cars Special Box, a rare collectible that captures the essence of classic racing. This limited edition set features two iconic cars, driven by legendary racers David Piper, Tony Adamowicz, and Mario Cabral, bringing their thrilling performances to your slot car track. With meticulous attention to detail, each car is crafted to replicate the original Porsche 917 in stunning 1:32 scale, offering both visual appeal and racing excitement. Perfect for collectors and racing enthusiasts alike, this set is a testament to the golden era of motorsport, packaged beautifully in a special box that reflects its exclusivity. Experience the thrill of the race and add a touch of history to your collection with this rare set. Product Specifications Scale 1:32 Driver David Piper, Tony Adamowicz, Mario Cabral Theme Racing Legends Release Type Limited Edition Features High Detail Yes
Fly Porsche 934 #68 24h Le Mans 1970 Jagermeister
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Capture the thrill and legacy of the legendary Le Mans 24 Hours with the Fly Porsche 934 #68, a rare gem from the 1970 race, adorned in its iconic Jagermeister livery. This 1:32 scale model is a celebration of precision and detail, making it a must-have for collectors and racing enthusiasts alike. Driven by a team of racing icons—Edgar Dören, Gerhard Holup, Hervé Poulain, and Roman Feitler—this model brings to life the excitement of endurance racing. As a limited edition release, it offers a unique opportunity to own a piece of motorsport history. Its high detail construction ensures that every curve and contour mirrors the real-life racer, making it a standout on any track. Product Specifications Scale1:32 DriverEdgar Dören, Gerhard Holup, Hervé Poulain, Roman Feitler ThemeLe Mans 24 Hours 1978 Release TypeLimited Edition Compatibility AnalogueYes Features High DetailYes
Fly Porsche 935 K3 #2 Jagermeister Foroslot Madrid 2007 DRM Spa 1980
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The Fly 99087 Porsche 935 K3 #2 is a limited edition 1:32 scale slot car commemorating a specific car from the 1980 DRM (Deutsche Rennsport Meisterschaft) race at Spa-Francorchamps. The specific model was an exclusive release for the Foroslot Madrid event in 2007.FeaturesSlot Car Manufacturer Fly Car ModelModel Reference 99087Car Porsche 935 K3, Jägermeister-Kremer RacingRace DRM race at Spa-Francorchamps, 1980Car Number 2Driver John FitzpatrickSpecial Edition Foroslot Madrid 2007Original Race Result 2nd place in Division I
Fly Porsche 935 K3 #51 Lady Racers 03 1000km Brands Hatch
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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..
Fly Porsche Joest #0 Testcar A43
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Number 0 sits prominently on the silver body of this Fly Joest Porsche test car. Mobil and Goodyear markings appear beside the German flag and open cockpit, with Joest Racing identified on the presentation. The new 1:32 slot car is supplied in its clear Fly display case.
Fly Renault 5 Turbo Film Series 1983 James Bond 007
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The Fly Renault 5 Turbo "Film Series" is a popular analog slot racing model on a scale of 1:32, released by Spanish manufacturer Fly Car Model. This particular collectible is based on the iconic chase scene from the James Bond film Never Say Never Again (1983), in which character Fatima Blush in a red Renault 5 Turbo 2 flees from Sean Connery on an engine. Key Product Features Model Reference: Registered under article numbers E2062 and A2062. Included Extras: The set comes with an exclusive miniature character from a Secret Agent. Film details: A faithful reproduction of the film car with the distinctive Grenade Red (grenade red) paint and the specific gold double striping on the flanks. Drive & Motor: Equipped with a short S-Can engine in a Sidewinder configuration (transversely placed) and rear-wheel drive. Compatibility: The car is immediately ready for use on traditional 1:32 analog strips of brands such as Scalextric, Carrera, Ninco and SCX. The car can also be converted digitally with compatible chips from Carrera or Scalextric. Technical Specifications Scale: 1:32 Length: 119 mm Weight: 75 grams Magnet: Yes, built-in for extra grip on the track Material: Plastic body with rubber bande
Fly Riley Mk XI #99 Gainsco Mexico City Grand Am 2007 Flyslot 97000
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Gainsco red covers Fly's Riley Mk XI #99, the first-place Mexico City Grand-Am entry from 2007. The display base names Jon Fogarty and Alex Gurney, while Bosch and Hella markings accompany the large oval sponsor graphic. This new 1:32 analog slot car has an inline motor layout and comes in its clear case.
Fly Saleen S7R #5 24h Daytona 2001
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Fly's Saleen S7R shows the black #5 that Anthony Lazzaro, Paul Gentilozzi, Scott Pruett and John Miller shared in the 2001 Daytona 24 Hours, with HomeLink across the rear window, AutomationDirect.com on the sill and striking blue wheels. Reference 88015 (catalogue A-264) is an analog 1:32 slot car with built-in traction magnet, supplied in the original crystal case with the full driver line-up printed on the base.
Fly Saleen S7R #60 24h Le Mans 2001
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About the Real Saleen S7-R & the Slot Car The Saleen S7-R is a high-performance GT racer built from 2000–2007, powered by a naturally aspirated V8 surpassing 600 hp. It competed in top series like ALMS, FIA GT, and Le Mans. Wikipedia Wikipedia The specific #60 car at Le Mans 2001, entered by Saleen/Allen Speedlab, was driven by Franz Konrad, Oliver Gavin, and Terry Borcheller (though not Ertl). Terry Borcheller achieved a class 3rd place in that race alongside his teammates.