Model

This 1/4 scale model of Cloverleaf was made by John Browning, before he restored Bamford and Martin chassis 1926 15 years ago. He constructed it to aid him to work out how to make a new ash frame for

In order to contain my avidity for the marque, I thought that a down scaled dream garage would be an appropriate (and affordable) compromise. I then collected several cars, both race and street, moder

These models were sent to potential sponsors along with the sponsorship proposals by Nimrod Racing Automobiles Ltd in 1982. Superbly built in plastic - 30 cm in length and 13cm wide.

'Bunny' was built in 1921 at the Henniker Mews , Kensington, premises of Bamford and Martin. It used a shorter than usual chassis and was among the earliest vehicles produced by the company. It had an

I guess the DBR1 in the foreground needs no introduction, being the sole outright winner for AML of the Le Mans 24H race in 1959 for Carroll Shelby and Roy Salvadori after all the cars retired in 1958

The below is the pride of my model Aston Collection, It is an exact replica of my car privately commissioned from CMC for my 50th birthday by my son, correct in every detail.

The Vantage Zagato was unveiled to the public at the Geneva Salon in March 1986. There were 3 cars on show - one on the AML Stand (Chassis No. 20012), one on the Zagato Stand ('20013'), and one on th

This is a model of a car AML never made, though I thought David Brown would have liked to - he did like shooting brakes. So I made it. I bought a restored saloon and converted it, it worked pretty wel

I collected these models in many years, some are NOS, some restaured by me. Corgi got the correct shape of the DB4 by far. When we were kids we were able do demolish them in just few hours of home ral

1:43 model of the number 59 Aston Martin DBR9 that was part of the Aston Martin Racing entry for the factory return to Le Mans in 2005. This is the car that finished 9th overall and 3rd in class. Sign

After 10 years as Area 4 Rep, the members clubbed together to buy me this model replica of my car (see elsewhere in this concours - here ). I remain immensely grateful for their kind surprise gift th

Dinky Toys No.104 Aston Martin DB3S, produced 1957-60, mint, boxed and almost concours!

This basic collectible comes with its original cardboard box. The simplest of models, buts still very collectible, and makes a great little display piece.

1:18 model by CMC of the Kerguen / Dewez car that competed in the 1961 Le Mans with start number 1. After 23 hours of racing the car was in ninth position and was the last surviving Aston of the five

After having purchased the model I struggled to find a good display case for it. I then decided to build it by myself, and I manufactured a scale model of a dealer showroom. I also reserved a proper s

If it is a James “new” Bonds DB5 you want, this is your car. With rotating number plates back and front, working machine guns on the front bumpers, working rear bullet shield, slashing spinners which

Fine detailing with tyre changing marks and As will as dirt removal from lights and door handles

. This Corgi model car, N° 218, was quite a novelty, as it was the first model ever with an opening bonnet and detailed engine. This cool quirk made the factory roll out 982.000 models! It came in red