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Blog: cmr

03.11.2023WERK83 defends its title as “Supermodel of the Year”

The collectors voted: The most popular models come once again from ck-modelcars.

17.10.2023Ford GT40 the winning model of the 24 Hours of Le Mans

With a legendary triple-podium, Ford had started its victorious series at the 24 hours of Le Mans in 1966.

25.09.2023OM Fiat 150 Rolfo – An Italian transporter in a class of its own

Rolfo: The now well-known company for special vehicles, heavy transport and car transporters was founded in 1885 by Giorgio Rolfo in Bra, Italy, as a wagon manufacturing business and is still run by the family today.

31.08.2023A piece of history in scale 1:12 by CMR

The "wrong winner" and the 1966 battle between two car manufacturers at Le Mans, to which Hollywood dedicated a film.

25.07.2023Rally-legends from the "good old days"

There are few things that are as inextricably linked as German rallying and its icon, Walter Röhrl.

14.06.2023Readers' vote "Model car of the year": ck-modelcars again strongly represented

In last year's "Model Car of the Year" election, we celebrated a special success with the first award for our still new own label Werk83.

30.05.2023The golden times of Jaguar

The Jaguar D-Type – an unforgotten icon of endurance racing to this day. The purebred 6-cylinder with over 3,000 cubic centimeters pushed the streamlined racing car with the characteristic tail fin to almost 300 kilometers per hour.

25.05.2023With the 956, Porsche secures 4 consecutive victories in Le Mans in the first half of the 1980s

After two victories in the Porsche 956 long tail in the popular Rothmanns-design, two further wins in the 956B followed.

19.05.2023With a total of 5 victories in the 1970s, Porsche dominated the events at Le Mans

Today we illuminate the victories 1970 and 1971 and take a look at one of the most popular racing films.

18.05.2023In 1991, Mazda achieved the victory at Le Mans with a deafening Wankel engine sound that gave you goosebumps

The cult vehicle Mazda 787B in the driver pairing Weidler, Herbert, Gachot embody the first victory of a Japanese manufacturer in Le Mans.