Welcome to my F1 Diecast Model Collection
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The Collection
Seven years ago, as a lifelong F1 follower, Graphic Designer and Photographer I made the decision to capture my expanding collection visually. The optimal solution was to meticulously photograph each item and curate a comprehensive catalogue on a dedicated website.
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Out of this initiative emerged the F1 Diecast Collection website. Over the years, it has garnered more than 230,000 page views, with just under 60,000 visitors, evolving into a valuable resource for fellow collectors seeking information.
Navigate through the collection using the convenient links on the right-hand side or the top menu. Explore cars based on criteria such as Driver, Teams, Years, Brands, and World Champions.
Minichamps – The 1st
The Olivier Panis Ligier JS43, Monaco 1996 Grand Prix Winner was the first Minichamps car for my Diecast Model Collection.
Ligier JS43 – Panis
Spark Models – The 1st
The Carlos Pace Brabham BT44B, Brazilian 1975 Grand Prix Winner was the first Spark Model car for my Diecast Model Collection.
Carlos pace
Brabham BT44B – Pace
Hope you enjoy looking at my Diecast Model Collection, feel free to make any Comments and add a Review to the Individual Cars.
There are always new additions being added all the time, so keep checking back to see the updates.
Models per Driver in the Collection
- Ayrton Senna – 27 Models
- Jacques Laffite- 19 models
- Lewis Hamilton – 17 Models
- Michael Schumacher – 14 Models
- Sebastian Vettel – 14 Models
- Nelson Piquet – 11 models
- Alain Prost – 10 models
- Damon Hill – 10 models
- Fernando Alonso – 10 models
- Max Verstappen – 10 Models
- Emerson Fittipaldi – 9 models
- Niki Lauda – 9 models
- Rubens Barrichello – 8 models
- Charles Leclerc – 8 models
Driver Nationalities
- Italian 32
- British 25
- French 18
- Brazilian 15
- German 15
- American 6
- Australian 5
- Belgian 5
- Finnish 5
- Japan 4
- Spanish 4
- Argentinian 3
- Austrian 3
- Mexican 3
- Swedish 3
Ferrari – 130 Models
Includes all of the Ferrari F1 World Champions. Alberto Ascari, Juan-Manuel Fangio, Mike Hawthorn, Phil Hill, John Surtees, Niki Lauda, Jody Scheckter, Michael Schumacher & Kimi Raikkonen.
McLaren – 46 Models
Includes all of the McLaren F1 World Champions: Jim Clark, Graham Hill, Emerson Fittipaldi, James Hunt, Niki Lauda, Alain Prost, Ayrton Senna & Mika Hakkinen
Williams – 43 Models
Includes all of the Williams F1 World Champions. Alan Jones, Keke Rosberg, Nelson Piquet, Nigel Mansell, Damon Hill & Jacques Villeneuve.
Lotus – 38 Models
Includes all of the Lotus F1 World Champions. Jim Clark, Graham Hill, Jochen Rindt, Emerson Fittipaldi & Mario Andretti
Ligier – 30 Models
Includes all of the Ligier F1 cars driven by Jacques Laffite, from 1976 driving the iconic JS5, though his race winning JS11 & JS11/15 to the JS27 in 1986.
Brabham – 28 Models
Includes all of the Brabham F1 World Champions. Jack Brabham, still the only driver to win an F1 World Championship in a car baring his own name, Denny Hulme & Nelson Piquet.
Mercedes – 24 Models
Includes all of the Mercedes F1 World Champions. Juan-Manuel Fangio, 6 time winner – Lewis Hamilton and Nico Rosberg
Red Bull Racing – 20 Models
Includes all of the Red Bull F1 World Champions. Sebastian Vettel, 4 time winner and Max Verstappen 3 time winner
Tyrrell – 16 Models
Includes both of the Tyrrell F1 World Champion cars of Jackie Stewart, along with the legendary 6-wheeled Tyrrells as driven by Jody Scheckter, Patrick Depailler and Ronnie Peterson.
Renault – 15 Models
TBC
Jordan – 13 Models
Includes race wining cars for Damon Hill & Heinz-Harald Frentzen along with Michael Schumachers F1 debut Jordan.
Benetton – 12 Models
Benetton Formula 1 was an Italian-British team that competed from 1986 to 2001. Michael Schumacher won his first two F1 World Championships with Benetton in 1994 and 1995.
March – 12 Models
March Formula 1 was a British team active from 1970 to 1992. Ronnie Peterson earned multiple podiums with March, while Vittorio Brambilla famously won the 1975 Austrian Grand Prix.
Arrows – 11 Models
Arrows Formula 1 team, active from 1978 to 2002, had drivers like Riccardo Patrese who earned notable podiums, and Damon Hill, who nearly won the 1997 Hungarian Grand Prix.
F1 Team Features
JPS Team Lotus
Winning Drivers:
Emerson Fittipaldi
Ronnie Peterson
Mario Andretti
Ayrton Senna
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Ligier Gitanes
Winning Drivers:
Jacques Laffite
Patrick Depailler
Didier Pironi
Olivier Panis
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Scuderia Ferrari
World Champions:
Michael Schumacher
Kimi Raikkonen
Jody Scheckter
Niki Lauda
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Marlboro McLaren
World Champions
Emerson Fittipaldi
James Hunt
Niki Lauda
Alain Prost
Ayrton Senna
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elf Team Tyrrell
World Champion
Jackie Stewart
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Martini Brabham
Winning Drivers:
Carlos Reutemann
Carlos Pace
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Camel Team Lotus
Winning Driver:
Ayrton Senna
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Rothmans Williams
World Champions
Damon Hill
Jacques Villeneuve
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Mercedes Petronas
World Champions:
Juan-Manuel Fangio
Lewis Hamilton
Nico Rosberg
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Talbot Gitanes
Winning Driver:
Jacques Laffite
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Canon Williams
World Champions:
Nelson Piquet
Nigel Mansell
Alain Prost
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Red Bull Racing
World Champions:
Sebastian Vettel
Max Verstappen
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F1 Car Collection Models (view here)
Henri Pescarolo – 1974
BRM P201
Red Bull RB1
Vitantonio Liuzzi 2005
Surtees TS19
Alan Jones 1976
McLaren MCL33
Fernando Alonso 2018
March 721X
Niki Lauda – 1972
Ferrari 312B3
Jacky Ickx 1973
P1170979
Lotus 78
Gunnar Nilsson – 1977
Sauber C37
Charles Leclerc – 2018
Brabham BT42
Wilson Fittipaldi 1973
LOLA T93/30
Luca Badoer 1993
Lambo 291
Nicola Larini 1991
Renault R.S. 19
Daniel Ricciardo 2019
Renault RE30
Alain Prost 1981
Benetton TG185
Teo Fabi 1985
Ligier JS5
Jacques Laffite 1976
Lendas Brasileiras do Automobilismo (see here)
Rubens Barrichello – 2009
Brawn GP Mercedes BGP 001
Luca Di Grassi – 2010
Virgin VR-01
Ayrton Senna – 1984
Toleman TG184
Ayrton Senna – 1984
Toleman TG184
Ayrton Senna – 1987
Lotus 99T
Rubens Barrichello – 1999
Stewart SF3
Ayrton Senna – 1983
Brabham BT 52B
Ayrton Senna – 1994
Williams FW16
Ayrton Senna – 1988
McLaren MP4/4
Ayrton Senna – 1986
Lotus 98T
Ayrton Senna – 1992
McLaren MP4/7
Ayrton Senna – 1990
McLaren MP4/5B
Bruno Senna – 2010
HRT Cosworth F110
Bruno Senna – 2012
Williams FW34
Emerson Fittipaldi – 1971
Lotus 72D
Ayrton Senna – 1991
McLaren MP4/6
Luciano Burti – 2001
Jaguar Ford Cosworth R2
Ayrton Senna – 1985
Lotus 97T
Bruno Senna – 2011
Renault R31
Raul Boesel – 1983
Ligier JS21
Roberto Moreno – 1991
Jordan Ford 191
Felipe Massa – 2004
Sauber Petronas C23
Ayrton Senna – 1989
McLaren MP4/5
Nelson Piquet – 1981
Brabham Ford BT49C
Rubens Barrichello – 1996
Jordan 196
Ricardo Zonta – 2000
BAR Honda 002
Rubens Barrichello – 2006
Honda RA106
Mauricio Gugelmin – 1988
March Judd 881
Emerson Fittipaldi – 1972
Lotus 72D
Ayrton Senna – 1993
McLaren MP4/8
Nelson Piquet – 1987
Williams Honda FW11B
Ayrton Senna – 1984
Toleman TG183B
Rubens Barrichello – 1994
Jordan 194
Emerson Fittipaldi – 1974
McLaren M23
Nelson Piquet – 1983
Brabham BT52B
Nelson Piquet – 1988
Lotus 100T
Ayrton Senna – 1992
McLaren MP4/6B
Ricardo Zonta – 2004
Toyota TF104B
Nelson Piquet – 1990
Benetton Ford B190
Jose Carlos Pace – 1975
Brabham BT44B
Emerson Fittipaldi – 1973
Lotus 72E
Nelson Piquet – 1990
Benetton Ford B190
Ferrari SF16-T
Sebastian Vettel 2016
Ferrari SF1000 Italian GP
Charles Leclerc 2020
Ferrari SF90
Charles Leclerc 2019
Red Bull RB12
Max Verstappen 2016
Red Bull RB16B
Max Verstappen 2021
Ferrari SF70H
Sebastian Vettel 2017
Ferrari SF71H
Sebastian Vettel 2018
Ferrari SF21
Carlos Sainz 2021
Red Bull RB16B
Max Verstappen 2021
Mercedes F1 W07
Lewis Hamilton 2016
Red Bull RB14
Max Verstappen 2018
Red Bull RB13
Max Verstappen 2017
Ferrari SF15-T
Sebastian Vettel 2015
Ferrari SF90
Sebastian Vettel 2019
Red Bull RB14
Daniel Ricciardo 2018
Mercedes F1 W07
Nico Rosberg 2016
Ferrari SF71H
Kimi Räikkönen 2018
Mercedes W12 E-Performance
Lewis Hamilton 2021
Spark Models (see here)
Jacques Laffite – 1985
Ligier JS25
Jacques Laffite – 1978
Ligier JS9
Emerson Fittipaldi – 1976
Copersucar FD04
Jacques Laffite – 1976
Ligier JS5
Martin Brundle – 1993
Ligier JS39
Emerson Fittipaldi – 1977
Copersucar F5
Jacques Laffite – 1976
Ligier JS5
Michael Schumacher – 1994
Ligier JS39B
Carlos Pace – 1975
Brabham BT44B
Jean-Pierre Jarier – 1977
Shadow DN8
James Hunt – 1976
McLaren M23
Jacques Laffite – 1979
Ligier JS11
Jacques Laffite – 1982
Ligier JS19
Jacques Laffite – 1986
Ligier JS27
Jean-Pierre Jabouille – 1981
Ligier JS17
Jacques Laffite – 1975
Williams FW04
Jean-Pierre Jarier – 1983
Ligier JS21
Jacques Laffite – 1981
Ligier JS17
Jacques Laffite – 1980
Ligier JS11/15
Jacques Laffite – 1977
Ligier JS7
Rene Arnoux – 1988
Ligier JS31
2000 – Jenson Button
Williams FW22
1995 – David Coulthard
Williams FW17
2011 – Sebastian Vettel
Red Bull RB7
P1150187
McLaren MP4-31
2013 – Lewis Hamilton
Mercedes W04
1999 – Alex Zanardi
Williams FW21
2015 – Lewis Hamilton
Mercedes F1 W06
1995 – Michael Schumacher
Benetton B195
2018 – Lewis Hamilton
Mercedes F1 W09
2014 – Lewis Hamilton
Mercedes F1 W05
2012 – Sebastian Vettel
Red Bull RB8
1996 – Damon Hill
Williams FW18
2015 – Felipe Massa
Williams Mercedes FW37
2012 – Sebastian Vettel
Red Bull RB8
2013 – Sebastian Vettel
Red Bull RB9
2013 – Sebastian Vettel
Red Bull RB9
2019 – Lewis Hamilton
Mercedes W10
1983 – Jacques Laffite
Williams FW08C
1982 – Keke Rosberg
Williams FW08
1994 – Ayrton Senna
Williams FW16
2017 – Lewis Hamilton
Mercedes W08
2012 – Jenson Button
McLaren MP4-27
1997 – Gerhard Berger
Benetton B197
2012 – Jenson Button
McLaren MP4-27
2002 – Juan-Pablo Montoya
Williams FW24
2015 – Lewis Hamilton
Mercedes F1 W06
2016 – Lewis Hamilton
Mercedes F1 W07
1995 – Damon Hill
Williams FW17
2010 – Sebastian Vettel
Red Bull RB6
2017 – Fernando Alonso
McLaren MCL32
2011 – Sebastian Vettel
Red Bull RB7
1994 – Damon Hill
Williams FW15
2008 – Kazuki Nakajima
Williams FW30
1994 – Nigel Mansell
Williams FW16
1984 – Jacques Laffite
Williams FW09
2014 – Lewis Hamilton
Mercedes F1 W05
2005 – Mark Webber
Williams FW27
Ferrari F1 2022 Collection (see here)
11 – Ferrari SF16-H
Sebastian Vettel 2016
30 – Ferrari 312 B2
Jacky Ickx 1972
26 – Ferrari 412 T1B
Gerhard Berger 1994
35 – Ferrari F1-75
Charles Leclerc 2022
01 – Ferrari SF1000
Charles Leclerc 2020
03 – Ferrari SF15-T
Sebastian Vettel 2015
09 – Ferrari F2008
Felipe Massa 2008
07 – Ferrari F138
Fernando Alonso 2013
28 – Ferrari 512 F1
John Surtees 1965
12 – Ferrari SF70H
Sebastian Vettel 2017
16 – Ferrari 156/85
Michele Alboreto 1985
34 – Ferrari F2012
Fernando Alonso 2012
29 – Ferrari 126 C3
Rene Arnoux 1983
08 – Ferrari SF90
Charles Leclerc 2019
20 – Ferrari 642
Alain Prost 1991
31 – Ferrari F310
Michael Schumacher 1996
18 – Ferrari 412 T2
Jean Alesi 1995
05 – Ferrari 312 T2
Niki Lauda 1976
33 – Ferrari 126C2
Mario Andretti 1982
06 – Ferrari SF21
Carlos Sainz Jr 2011
21 – Ferrari 126 C2
Didier Pironi 1982
14 – Ferrari 312 T2
Gilles Villeneuve 1977
10 – Ferrari SF71-H
Kimi Räikkönen 2018
24 – Ferrari F2006
Felipe Massa 2006
32 – Ferrari 312T3
Carlos Reutemann 1978
19 – Ferrari 312 T4
Jody Scheckter 1979
25 – Ferrari 312T6
Niki Lauda 1977
13 – Ferrari F2005
Rubens Barrichello 2005
17 – Ferrari F300
Michael Schumacher 1998
15 – Ferrari F14-T
Kimi Räikkönen 2014
02 – Ferrari F2007
Kimi Räikkönen 2007
27 – Ferrari F2002
Rubens Barrichello 2002
23 – Ferrari F399
Eddie Irvine 1999
22 – Ferrari F93A
Jean Alesi 1993
04 – Ferrari F2003GA
Michael Schumacher 2003
Ferrari F1 2013 Collection (see here)
76 – Ferrari 375 F1
Jose Froilan Gonzales 1951
19 – Ferrari 312 T4
Jody Scheckter 1979
56 – Ferrari F92 A
Ivan Capelli 1992
67 – Ferrari 156-85
Michele Alboreto 1985
15 – Ferrari 158 F1
John Surtees 1964
25 – Ferrari 312 F1-66
Lodovico Scarfiotti 1966
12 – Ferrari 312 B2
Clay Regazzoni 1971
John Surtees – 1964
Ferrari 158 F1
30 – Ferrari 312 F1
Jack Ickx 1968
38 – Ferrari 412 T1
Gerhard Berger 1994
Clay Regazzoni – 1975
Ferrari 312 B3
08 – Ferrari 412 T2
Jean Alesi 1995
11 – Ferrari F2005
Rubens Barrichello 2005
16 – Ferrari 126 C2B
Patrick Tambay 1983
26 – Ferrari 312 F1-67
Chris Amon 1967
05 – Ferrari F2008
Felipe Massa 2008
18 – Ferrari 126 C2
Didier Pironi 1982
06 – Ferrari 312 T2
Niki Lauda 1977
64 – Ferrari 312 T
Niki Lauda 1975
58 – Ferrari 126 CK
Gilles Villeneuve 1981
29 – Ferrari 500 F2
Alberto Ascari 1953
Gilles Villeneuve – 1982
Ferrari 126 C2
49 – Ferrari 246 F1
Mike Hawthorn 1958
09 – Ferrari F2002
Michael Schumacher 2002
28 – Ferrari 625 F1
Maurice Trintignant 1955
10 – Ferrari 312 T5
Gilles Villeneuve 1980
74 – Ferrari 512 F1
John Surtees 1965
51 – Ferrari F2007
Kimi Räikkönen 2007
39 – Ferrari F300
Michael Schumacher 1998
Jody Scheckter – 1979
Ferrari 312 T3
44 – Ferrari F310 B
Eddie Irvine 1997
36 – Ferrari 248 F1
Felipe Massa 2006
72 – Ferrari 312 T2
Carlos Reutemann 1977
32 – Ferrari 246 F1-66
Lorenzo Bandini 1966
55 – Ferrari 555 F1
Eugenio Castellotti 1955
Lorenzo Bandini – 1964
Ferrari 512 F1
04 – Ferrari F60
Giancarlo Fisichella 2009
22 – Ferrari F310
Michael Schumacher 1996
71 – Ferrari 312 T2
Gilles Villeneuve 1977
17 – Ferrari D50
Juan Manuel Fangio 1956
54 – Ferrari F1 87
Gerhard Berger 1987
40 – Ferrari 625 F1
Mike Hawthorn 1954
F1 World Champion Gallery
This weeks Featured Cars: March
March 761
Ronnie Peterson 1976
March 711
Henri Pescarolo 1971
March 761
Hans-Joachim Stuck
March 751
Vittorio Brambilla 1975
March 711
Ronnie Peterson 1971
March Judd 881
Ivan Capelli 1988
March 761
Ronnie Peterson 1976
March 751
Lella Lombardi 1975
The Best places to buy from: in my opinion!
DHMI Motorsport
I first came across DMHI at an NEC Toy Fair and then again at the Sandown Park event. Helen has an extensive stock of Minichamps and Spark Models and her display at the shows is excellent. You’ll find the website at www.dhmi.co.uk/ and the eBay Store at www.ebay.co.uk/usr/dhmi
Well worth a look, new cars are being added all the time.
P&P Racing
Phil at P&P Racing was a recommendation from Spark Germany. I was after a Ligier JS17 for my F1 Diecast Model Collection and although he didn’t have that one I have purchased a number of models from them since. P&P attend the BP Toy Fairs at the NEC, Doncaster & Staffordshire. They also have a stunning display of Spark and Minichamps, the eBay shop is here.
A very helpful chap, well worth contacting or visiting his stand if you’re after something rare for your F1 Diecast Model Collection.
Formula Model Shop
Gavin at Formula Model Shop has a great stock of F1 Models and Memorabilia. The website is formulamodelshop.co.uk/ His service is excellent, my last purchase arriving a couple of days after ordering it. Quite often has great deals and special offers.
Along with DMHI, Red Twenty 3 are major contributors at Formula 1 Diecast Model Collectors on Facebook
Car Model Store
The website is www.carmodelstore.co.uk which is their online shop.
CK-Modelcars
This German based online store has an amazing range of products and great prices. For example, the Jenson Button McLaren I purchased from them came in at around £30.00 – a fantastic saving.
The website is ck-modelcars.de
Car Model
Car Model is an Italian online store, with an excellent selection of Diecast Models. You’ll find some of the F1 Auto Collection (Italian Set) here, along with an extensive selection of Brumm, Tameo, Altaya & Edicola Ferrari’s.
Here’s their website www.carmodel.com
BP Fairs
Barry Potter Fairs (BP Fairs) run what I think are the biggest and best Toy Fairs in the UK. The NEC Birmingham show is the Britain’s Biggest Toy Fair with around 500 stalls. You’ll normally find DHMI & P&P there and I have always found numerous bargains. Sandown Park is another favourite. These and 7 other locations, mainly Midlands, are on 3 or 4 times a year.
Check out there website for further details: www.bpfairs.com/
Bulldog Fairs
Bulldog Fairs are found in the South West of England. The Show at Shepton Mallet is very good, being the biggest, followed by Exeter with about 200 stalls. Once again, I have usually picked up a number of bargains. With any Toy Fairs you have to look quite hard and have a rummage. Don’t worry if the cases are damaged, you can replace them. It’s the condition of the cars that’s important.
Here the website: www.bulldogfairs.com
Top 10 F1 World Champions
- Michael Schumacher – 7 time F1 World Champion
- Lewis Hamilton – 7 time F1 World Champion
- Juan Manuel Fangio – 5 time F1 World Champion
- Alain Prost – 4 time F1 World Champion
- Sebastian Vettel – 4 time F1 World Champion
- Jack Brabham – 3 time F1 World Champion
- Jackie Stewart – 3 time F1 World Champion
- Niki Lauda – 3 time F1 World Champion
- Nelson Piquet – 3 time F1 World Champion
- Ayrton Senna – 3 time F1 World Champion
- Max Verstappen – 3 time F1 World Champion
Top 10 Drivers Never F1 World Champion
- Stirling Moss – 16 Wins
- David Coulthard – 13 Wins
- Carlos Reutemann- 12 Wins
- Rubens Barrichello – 11 Wins
- Felipe Massa – 11 Wins
- Ronnie Peterson – 10 Wins
- Gerhard Berger – 10 Wins
- Valtteri Bottas – 10 Wins
- Mark Webber – 9 Wins
- Jacky Ickx – 8 Wins
- Daniel Ricciardio – 8 Wins
F1 Car Collection – Ferrari
Ferrari 312 B2
Jacky Ickx 1971
Ferrari 312B3
Jacky Ickx 1973
Ferrari SF90
Charles Leclerc 2019
Ferrari 312T2
Niki Lauda 1976
Ferrari 248 F1
Felipe Massa 2006
Ferrari F10
Felipe Massa 2010
Ferrari SF15-T
Kimi Räikkönen 2015
Ferrari SF71H
Sebastian Vettel 2018
Ferrari 312 B2
Mario Andretti 1972
Ferrari 312 T2
Niki Lauda 1977
Ferrari F2002
Michael Schumacher 2002
Ferrari F2001
Michael Schumacher 2001
Ferrari F2007
Kimi Räikkönen 2007
Ferrari 312 B3
Clay Regazzoni 1975
Ferrari F399
Mika Salo 1999
Ferrari F2004
Rubens Barrichello 2004
Ferrari 375 INDY
Alberto Ascari 1952
View All of my Diecast Catalogue
The Collection, built up over a number of years includes cars manufactured my Minichamps, Spark, Formula 1 Car Collection, Altaya, and other brands.