On sale at the shop 25th march 2008

Scale 1:43

 Wallace & Gromit Doing their thing for Sports Relief

    No other car has been quite such a sensation at launch as the Jaguar E-Type was at the Geneva show of 1961. Obviously the offspring of the company's recent Le Mans winning D-Type, in engineering, style and nomenclature, it offered 150mph performance for only £2098! The only British car to approach it in performance terms was the Aston Martin DB4 and that was almost double the price. The fact it was, without doubt, one the most beautiful cars ever designed was just a welcome bonus. Estimated release date: March 2008

In late 1979, Julius Thurgood purchased a venerable 1967 MGB roadster that had been used as a racecar for most of its life. Fuelled by an ambition to compete in long-distance events, Julius teamed up with brothers Rae and Grahame Davis to form the 'Moto-Build' racing team in order to contest the inaugural 1980 Willhire 24 Hours at Snetterton. The rebuilt MG stood up well against modern machinery in this gruelling marathon, despite being sidelined with a broken differential in the early hours of the Sunday morning. The errant axle was rebuilt in the pits using parts from an A60 van retrieved from a local scrap yard. The team resumed the race to finish 16th overall, winning £200 in prize money for their efforts!

The wholesalers' have got hold of this model you find it cheaper on E-bay