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21/01/2026

Brightening up January with these newly listed Ford Granada Consul Coupé Series 2, representing classic 1970s European design. Blending comfort, performance, and distinctive styling. This Touring 1:18 scale model faithfully recreates the 1975 coupé, finished in a striking Signal Orange that perfectly captures the era’s bold color palette.

Featuring clean body lines, a long bonnet, and the elegant coupé roofline, this detailed replica highlights the Granada’s refined yet purposeful character. Touring’s craftsmanship is evident in the accurate proportions, finely detailed exterior trim, realistic wheels, and carefully reproduced interior elements.

A standout piece for Ford enthusiasts, classic car collectors, and fans of 1970s automotive design, this model brings a charismatic executive coupé to life and makes an eye-catching addition to any 1:18 scale collection. Get yours today at https://www.e-collectable.com/

17/12/2025

Christmas is around the corner, get your orders in by Monday 22nd December and don't for get to use the code XMAS25 for your discount!

09/12/2025

Use the code XMAS25 for a 10% festive discount!

08/12/2025

Norris Crowned F1 Champ With Podium Finish

Lando Norris clinched his first 2025 Formula One World Championship by finishing third at the season-ending 2025 Abu Dhabi Grand Prix. Despite Max Verstappen winning the race and Oscar Piastri finishing second, Norris’s podium — and season-long consistency — secured the title by just two points. The 26-year-old became Britain’s 11th F1 champion and the first driver from McLaren to win since 2008. His triumph ends Verstappen’s four-year reign and marks a dramatic shift in F1’s power.

Lando Norris raced the finale in the McLaren MCL39 — the 2025-season car from McLaren. The MCL39 is McLaren’s latest Formula 1 chassis, built under new 2025 regs. View our F1 model collection now @ https://www.e-collectable.com/webshop/our-f1-model-collection/ and contact us to secure a priority order for models of Lando Norris' car when it is released next year.

Step into our world of Formula 1 scale models, showcasing cars that have competed in Grand Prix races throughout the decades. Our collection features exceptional detail and includes models from many different manufacturers.

24/11/2025

Enter our pre Christmas competition to win a Bburago Ferrari (worth over £50!) of your choice from our website.

Tag a friend below and make sure you are following our e-collectable page to be entered into the draw. We will announce the winner on 1st December...GOOD LUCK!

21/11/2025

27/10/2025

It was great to see British driver Lando Norris return to the head of the drivers championship table with an impeccable drive in Mexico. The season is finely balanced with Max and Oscar close on his tail. With just four races to go and two sprints anything could happen. Be sure not to miss the Brazilian Grand Prix in two weeks time to see how this exciting season unfolds. Please check out the website for our Formula 1 collection of model cars,

Relive a milestone moment in modern Formula 1 with this stunning MINICHAMPS 1:18 scale replica of the McLaren MCL35M, as driven by Lando Norris during his unforgettable pole position performance at the 2021 Russian Grand Prix. This model captures the excitement, speed, and precision of a rising star...

24/10/2025

Good news! We've just received stock of the recently launched 1972 Ford Gran Torino Sport (1:18). As a collector piece, the IXO 1972 Ford Gran Torino Sport really delivers in terms of presence and aesthetics. The model captures the sweeping muscle-car silhouette of the original 1972 Ford Gran Torino Sport, especially with its fast-back roofline and bold front “egg-crate” grille styling (a hallmark of the 1972 variant).

The Ford Gran Torino Sport marked a turning point in Ford’s muscle car history, blending power with early 1970s luxury styling. Derived from the Fairlane, it featured the sleek “coke-bottle” design and a distinctive fastback profile. Engine choices ranged from a 302 V8 to the potent 429 Cobra Jet, offering both performance and cruising comfort. While emissions rules began curbing raw power, the Torino Sport maintained its muscle car spirit. It gained pop culture fame later through Starsky & Hutch, cementing its legacy as a stylish, transitional icon between the golden age of muscle and the modern performance era.

Limited stock of this iconic muscle car in classic dark green or yellow is available to order now at; https://www.e-collectable.com/webshop/ixo/ixo-1-18-ford-gran-torino-sport-1972-in-yellow/

08/10/2025

McLaren’s clinching of the 2025 Formula 1 Constructors’ Championship marks a landmark moment in the team’s renaissance. Already victorious in 2024 after a 26‑year title drought, McLaren stamped their authority firmly on the current season by not only defending their crown, but doing so in emphatic fashion.

From the outset, McLaren demonstrated pace, consistency and strategic maturity. The team’s car for 2025, the MCL39, represented a careful evolution rather than a wholesale overhaul—managing to retain the strengths of its predecessor while enhancing performance in critical areas such as aerodynamics and suspension. Early season momentum was strong: after Lando Norris won the season opener, the team soon produced a 1‑2 finish in China, giving them an early cushion in the standings.

As the season progressed, McLaren’s dominance was evident. Across 18 races they claimed 12 wins, and produced seven one‑two finishes, an indication of just how comprehensively they outperformed their rivals. Though there were occasional hiccups—such as a difficult weekend in Italy that tested their buffer—the performance gap to second place remained vast.

The decisive moment came in Singapore. Needing only 13 points to seal the title, McLaren deployed their drivers conservatively yet effectively. A third for Norris and a fourth for Piastri delivered the result: a total of 650 points and a margin of 325 over their nearest rival—clinching their second consecutive Constructors’ Championship with six races to spare. This also elevated McLaren to 10 Constructors’ titles, surpassing Williams and securing second place on the all‑time list behind Ferrari.

In summary, McLaren’s 2025 Constructors’ Championship isn’t just a trophy—it’s a statement. After years of restructuring and reinvention, the team looks primed not merely for occasional brilliance, but sustained dominance.

Although we were encouraged to see George Russel win the Grand Prix in his Mercedes leading all the way in front of Max Verstappens Red Bull. The augurs well for an exciting Grand Prix in 2026.

Our E-collectable website features F1 cars as they become available.

28/07/2025

NOW IN STOCK - USE THE DISCOUNT CODE VC2025 TO SECURE YOUR MODEL TODAY!

Step back into the golden era of British motoring with this highly detailed 1:18 scale model of the iconic 1981 Vauxhall Cavalier SRI. Finished in crisp white, this Right-Hand Drive (RHD) replica captures the distinctive styling and spirit of the original sports saloon that defined early '80s performance and practicality.

Crafted with precision, the model features accurate body lines, authentic badging, realistic alloy wheels, and a faithfully recreated interior with period-correct trim and instrumentation. From the sloping rear hatch to the bold front grille, every angle reflects the Cavalier's unmistakable character.

Perfect for collectors, enthusiasts, or anyone with a passion for classic Vauxhall cars, this die-cast model brings a nostalgic touch to any display.

https://www.e-collectable.com/webshop/-search/?query=Cavalier

08/07/2025

The 1960s Lotus Cortina, officially the Ford Cortina Lotus, was a legendary British touring car created by Ford and Lotus. Built between 1963 and 1966, it featured a lightweight body, tuned 1.6L twin-cam engine, and advanced suspension developed by Lotus. Painted in iconic white with a green side stripe, it quickly gained fame for its agility and speed. Jim Clark and other top drivers piloted the Cortina to numerous victories in touring car championships across Europe. Its blend of practicality and high performance made it a favorite among racers and enthusiasts, cementing its status as a motorsport icon of the era.

Get your model today at https://www.e-collectable.com/webshop/-search/?query=lotus

07/07/2025

The Triumph Vitesse was originally a 1960s model, but in the 1980s, it gained renewed interest in classic and historic racing. Tuned versions of the Vitesse, particularly the Mk2 with its 2.0L inline-six engine, became popular among enthusiasts competing in vintage touring car events across the UK. With its compact chassis, rear-wheel drive, and respectable power, the Vitesse offered strong performance for club-level motorsport. Owners often upgraded suspension and braking systems to keep pace with rivals. Though not a factory-backed racer in the 1980s, the Triumph Vitesse earned respect in classic saloon racing circles for its charm, agility, and British heritage.

Get your model today https://www.e-collectable.com/webshop/-search/?query=vitesse and use EC125 for 12% off at checkout