Amalgam Collection

Amalgam Collection We are artists and car design obsessives capturing the style, beauty and every fine detail of the world’s most important and extreme cars.

Welcome to the official Facebook group for Amalgam Collection, part of the Motorsport Network. At Amalgam Collection, we are devoted to producing unparalleled large-scale models for collectors and enthusiasts around the world that provide automotive inspiration for the home or workplace. We are perfectionists with a focus on creating models that truly capture the style and spirit of each car. We a

re dedicated to achieving a level of accuracy, precision and excellence that raises the finished replica to a level far beyond anything previously created. Our models adorn the offices and homes of super car owners and enthusiasts, as well as, those of elite sports stars and Formula 1 teams. The models provide automotive talking points for any interior and can be complemented with optional floor and wall-mounted display cases, in addition to working vehicle lighting and illuminated collector’s cabinets. We offer bespoke tailor-made models to any vehicle specification. These precisely detail the real car from the paint colour and interior trim, right down to the individual options and stitching on the seats or allow you to specify a model to complement an interior design using original manufacturer paint choices.

Today, the 2nd September, marks the anniversary of the first recorded completion of the extraordinary BUGATTI Type 57SC ...
02/09/2026

Today, the 2nd September, marks the anniversary of the first recorded completion of the extraordinary BUGATTI Type 57SC Atlantic with Chassis No. 57374, also known as “The Lord Rothschild”.

Only four Type 57SCs were ever made, three of which were sold to customers. The first, chassis number 57374, was sold to British banker Victor Rothschild and finished in an elegant metallic grey-blue. Rothschild enjoyed the car until October 1941, when the supercharger eventually failed, causing the engine to explode and forcing him to abandon it in a field.

Yet the Atlantic’s story was far from over: it changed hands several times over the years, during which it repaired without the supercharger, painted dark red and then finally restored to its original specification. In 2003, it won the “Best of Show” award at Pebble Beach Concours d’Elegance, and was eventually sold in 2010 to a private collector for $30 million.

To celebrate one of the most revered automobiles every created, we invite you to explore our extraordinary models of “The Lord Rothschild”, and remarkable prints of the exceptional BUGATTI Type 57SC Atlantic, crafted by our artist-in-residence, Alan Thornton.

Models at 1:8 scale are available to order on our website. Development of our highly anticipated edition at 1:18 scale is nearly finished - register your interest to be the first to know when these models are available to order. Link in bio.

Each part of our remarkable Porsche Carrera GT at 1:8 scale represents a single stage in a 3,000-hour development journe...
01/09/2026

Each part of our remarkable Porsche Carrera GT at 1:8 scale represents a single stage in a 3,000-hour development journey. Beginning with CAD designs, material specifications, and archival photography supplied directly by Porsche, this information was transformed by our artisans into master patterns. These patterns were then used to create moulds which will enabled the production of small batches of thousands of precisely engineered parts.

These components offer the first glimpse of an outstanding model beginning to take shape. Once assembled, they will form the finished sculptural masterpiece of the Porsche Carrera GT, capturing an icon of the twentieth century in minature with unwavering skill, meticulous attention to detail, and absolute precision.

Please visit our website to purchase your model of the exceptional Porsche Carrera GT at 1:8 scale.

Presenting the BUGATTI Type 35 and Type53SC Atlantic in two remarkable new platinum prints.Created by our artist-in-resi...
29/08/2026

Presenting the BUGATTI Type 35 and Type53SC Atlantic in two remarkable new platinum prints.

Created by our artist-in-residence, Alan Thornton, each of these remarkable prints showcases two legendary machines from BUGATTI's storied lineup - meticulously reinterpreted through the extraordinary reprographic technique which transforms images into intricate dot patterns and elevated with a unique platinum leaf finish.

Produced in collaboration with BUGATTI and measuring 85 cm (33 inches) wide by 60 cm (24 inches) high, each Half Tone Flat Bed Print in Platinum Leaf is supplied in a satin silver tray frame, with just ten prints available per design.

These exceptional prints now head our wider fine art collection, showcasing true mechanical and engineering excellence as outstanding works of art. Visit our website to discover the collection and to purchase your prints - link in bio.

28/08/2026

Introducing two new Platinum Leaf Fine Art Editions created in collaboration with BUGATTI.

We are delighted to unveil fresh additions to our collection of automotive fine art. These exceptional new prints, created by our artist-in-residence Alan Thornton, present two of motoring's most iconic masterpieces: the Bugatti Type 57SC Atlantic and the Type 35, beautifully hand-finished with Platinum Leaf for a truly unique offering.

We are delighted to be able to share the process by which these remarkable prints are made. Created in collaboration with BUGATTI, each print has been produced from a dedicated high-resolution studio shoot, capturing every detail of these iconic automobiles. The platinum leaf is then applied by hand onto brushed aluminium composite panels before printing, offering the extraordinary appearance of solid platinum which breathes a unique richness into each piece. Finally, the ink is UV-cured to permanently bond it to the surface – resulting in a resistant and long-lasting masterpiece.

Limited to just ten prints per design, these remarkable works of art are now available to purchase on our website. Link in bio.
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Take a closer look at the extraordinary detail of our Mercedes-Benz 300 SLR "Uhlenhaut Coupe", perfectly replicated at 1...
27/08/2026

Take a closer look at the extraordinary detail of our Mercedes-Benz 300 SLR "Uhlenhaut Coupe", perfectly replicated at 1:18 scale.

Measuring at just 23cm (9 inches) in length, this remarkable miniature was meticulously hand-built from many precisely engineered parts including castings, photo-etchings and CNC machined metal components, recreating the legendary machine as it was taken out for a high-speed test drive along the Munich-Eching autobahn in 1956, piloted by Rudolf Uhlenhaut.

Each remarkable detail from that historic day has been faithfully replicated by our talented team of artisans, utilising our own CAD data developed after scanning "The Blue" - the original car chassis 00007/55 on display at the Mercedes-Benz Museum - as well as drawing on original drawings and archive photography supplied directly by the marque.

Our exceptional 1:18 scale model of this iconic car is now available to purchase on our website. Link in bio.

Discover the remarkable development process that brought our exceptional 1:8 scale Mercedes-Benz 300 SLR “722” to life.T...
25/08/2026

Discover the remarkable development process that brought our exceptional 1:8 scale Mercedes-Benz 300 SLR “722” to life.

This extraordinary model began with the development of original CAD data, created from the scan of an original car as well as archive imagery, paint codes and material specifications which were supplied by Mercedes-Benz. Our engineers then used these designs to 3D print and hand-finish master patterns for each individual part.

Moulds were then created to produce small batches of precisely engineered cast components. Initially finished in a grey primer, these parts were then assembled to form the model’s first prototype - marking the moment this legendary machine began to take shape in miniature. Only once the prototype had undergone strict scrutiny to ensure complete accuracy of representation could the parts be disassembled, hand painted and then reassembled to create the final piece.

Each stage of the development process is defined by Amalgam Collection's unwavering craftsmanship and uncompromising commitment to authenticity - resulting in a sculptural masterpiece which precisely replicates the legendary original car.

Visit our website to discover this exceptional model. Link in bio.

Presenting our outstanding SF-26 models, meticulously recreated at 1:8 scale.As the Leclerc and Hamilton take to the tra...
22/08/2026

Presenting our outstanding SF-26 models, meticulously recreated at 1:8 scale.

As the Leclerc and Hamilton take to the track at Circuit Zandvoort, we are pleased to present our outstanding 1:8 scale replicas of the extraordinary SF-26. These remarkable models depict the machines at they raced to third and fourth position at the 2026 Chinese Grand Prix.

Hand-assembled by our talented team of craftspeople, the models measure at over 67 cm (26 inches) in length and have been built from thousands of precisely engineered parts, drawing on CAD designs and material specifications supplied directly by Scuderia Ferrari to ensure complete accuracy of representation.

These 1:8 scale replicas headline our SF-26 collection, and models are now available to order on our website. Link in bio.

21/08/2026

Following a season already defined by memorable victories for Scuderia Ferrari, we are delighted to announce that we are now accepting orders for models in our SF-26 collection.

Leading the collection are the remarkable 1:8 scale replicas of the cars driven by Lewis Hamilton and Charles Leclerc to third and fourth-place finishes at the Chinese GP - capturing a memorable early performance in a season that would later deliver historic successes for Scuderia Ferrari.

Faithfully capturing Ferrari's latest challenger, developed in response to Formula 1's sweeping regulatory changes, these remarkable models have been handcrafted by our specialist team of artisans from many thousands of precisely engineered parts, including castings, photo-etchings and CNC machined metal components.

Our SF-26 collection showcases flagship models at 1:4, 1:8 and 1:18 scale, alongside expertly crafted steering wheels and nosecone replicas - celebrating the cars raced by Leclerc and Hamilton throughout the 2026 season. Visit our website to find out more - link in bio.
 
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On this day 65 years ago, two iconic machines took the historic Goodwood Motor Circuit for Britain’s oldest motor race: ...
19/08/2026

On this day 65 years ago, two iconic machines took the historic Goodwood Motor Circuit for Britain’s oldest motor race: the Goodwood Tourist Trophy.

Despite a reduced international field due to several withdrawals, the 1961 race remained a remarkable showcase for two extraordinary machines: the Ferrari 250 GT Competizione SWB, piloted by Stirling Moss, and Roy Salvadori in the Aston Marin DB4 GT Zagato.

The race began with Mike Parkes, Moss’s fellow Ferrari driver, claiming an early lead - yet Moss would pass him on lap eight and go on to dominate the race, with Parkes’ more aggressive driving style forcing him to make regular pitstops due to wear on his tyres.

Meanwhile, Salvadori - the Ferraris’ most credible challenger - secured a commanding third place behind Parkes, and for a time, looked poised to claim second place when Parkes stopped to address bodywork damage. Moss, on the other hand, remained untouchable at the front, and even held a two-lap advantage at one point in the race.

In the end, Moss would claim a historic seventh Tourist Trophy victory after 109 laps. Parkes secured second place, with Salvadori taking a respectable third place just seven seconds behind - cementing the DB4 GT Zagato’s position as a formidable opponent to Ferrari in the golden age of GT racing.

Please visit our website to purchase these extraordinary cars at 1:8 scale. Link in bio.

Two formidable machines, two outstanding drivers.During that tumultuous 1976 Formula 1 racing season, the Ferrari 312 T2...
18/08/2026

Two formidable machines, two outstanding drivers.

During that tumultuous 1976 Formula 1 racing season, the Ferrari 312 T2 and McLaren M23D would become the central figures in one of motorsport's greatest stories.

Decades later, Hunt and Lauda remain the benchmark against which all great Formula 1 rivalries are measured.

Swipe to discover the Hunt-Lauda Rivalry of the extraordinary 1976 Formula 1 season, or visit our website to purchase this remarkable collector's set - now available at 1:18 scale. Link in bio.

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