Arrows Model cars - In Stock Collection
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Discover the Miniatures JournalArrows Model cars: a collection dedicated to the British Formula 1 team
Discover on my site a selection of Arrows Model cars , faithfully representing the single-seaters of this emblematic British team which marked the history of Formula 1. This collection honors the cars which raced under the colors of Arrows Grand Prix International between 1978 and 2002, offering motorsport enthusiasts an immersion in the technical and aesthetic world of this legendary team.
Your specialist dealer in Model cars
As a specialist retailer, I offer a careful selection of Arrows Models that represents my current available stock. This collection is not intended to be exhaustive, but it faithfully reflects the models I have in stock at any given time. The references are regularly updated according to arrivals and opportunities in the collectible Models market.
The majority of Arrows model cars in this selection are made in 1/43rd scale , the reference format for collectors. You will also find some pieces in 1/24th and 1/18th , offering an even higher level of detail for lovers of beautiful creations. Some models are also available in HO 1/87th scale , particularly appreciated by collectors of railway and automobile Models.
Each model is available in limited quantities , usually between 1 and 2 copies. This rarity makes these collector's items so interesting. All the Models you discover in this section correspond exactly to my stock available immediately.
What will you find in this Arrows collection?
This selection of Arrows Models covers different periods in the team's history, from its beginnings to its final seasons in Formula 1. You will discover the Formula 1 cars that made Arrows' reputation, with their characteristic liveries and technical developments over the years.
The models on display illustrate the various eras of Arrows: the early, promising years with chassis designed by Tony Southgate, the periods of partnership with various engine manufacturers, and the final campaigns led by Tom Walkinshaw. Each Model captures the aesthetic and technical essence of these single-seaters that competed in the most prestigious motor races .
This collection is also enriched with models representing the emblematic drivers who wore the Arrows colors, allowing collectors to relive the great moments of this team through faithful reproductions of their single-seaters.
The fascinating history of Arrows Stables
Arrows Grand Prix International was founded in 1978 by former Formula 1 driver Jackie Oliver to create his own team. The name "Arrows" comes from the initials of the founders: Alan Rees, Jackie Oliver, Dave Wass and Tony Southgate. This British team quickly established itself as one of the most respected independent teams in the paddock.
Arrows' history is marked by a philosophy of performance and constant technical innovation. From its inception, the team distinguished itself with elegant chassis designs and original technical solutions. Renowned designer Tony Southgate brings his expertise to the creation of competitive single-seaters that rival the major manufacturers.
Over the decades, Arrows has raced through different eras of Formula 1, adapting to regulatory and technical developments. The team enjoyed its heyday in the 1980s and 1990s , with remarkable performances and talented drivers such as Eddie Cheever, Derek Warwick, and Heinz-Harald Frentzen.
The brand is distinguished by its ability to uncover talent and provide opportunities for promising young drivers. This training and development philosophy has made Arrows a respected player in the Formula 1 world, even though the team has never won a Grand Prix.
A stable at the heart of British automotive culture
Arrows' history is steeped in the great tradition of British motorsport . Based in Milton Keynes, the team embodies the spirit of innovation and excellence that characterizes the English automotive industry. Its workshops quickly became a hub for engineers and technicians passionate about motor racing.
A notable event in Arrows' history remains its technical rivalry with the Shadow team, which gave rise to one of Formula 1's most famous legal cases. In 1978, Shadow accused Arrows of copying the designs for its single-seater, leading to a sensational trial that forced Arrows to design a new car in record time. This ordeal revealed the determination and ingenuity of the British team.
The Arrows team has also made history through its innovative partnerships and collaborations with various engine manufacturers, illustrating the adaptability of independent teams in the face of automotive giants. These strategic alliances have enabled Arrows to remain competitive for nearly 25 years at the highest level of motorsport.
Complete your collection of Formula 1 Models
Arrows model cars hold a special place in the world of motorsport Models. They represent the spirit of the independent teams that have made Formula 1 so rich and diverse. For collectors, these models are an ideal complement to the Models of the major manufacturer teams.
This collection harmonizes perfectly with other McLaren or Williams Models , allowing you to recreate the starting grids of the Grand Prix of the 1980s and 1990s. Collectors particularly appreciate the possibility of recreating historic moments of Formula 1 thanks to these faithful reproductions.
The target audience for these Arrows Models includes motorsport enthusiasts , Formula 1 collectors, but also automotive history enthusiasts interested in the technical evolution of single-seaters. These models also appeal to fans of the Ferrari or Lotus teams who want to diversify their collection with rarer and more original references.
The perfect gift idea for enthusiasts
An Arrows Model car makes an ideal gift for any motorsport enthusiast. Whether for a birthday, Father's Day, or Christmas, these Models offer the opportunity to delight an enthusiast while providing them with a rare and sought-after piece. The historical and technical dimension of these models makes them meaningful gifts for connoisseurs.
These Models also introduce youngsters to the history of Formula 1, telling them about the exploits and challenges faced by this iconic British team. It's a great way to convey a passion for cars and share technical and historical knowledge about motorsport.
Features of our Arrows Models
- Each product is sold with its base and protective box to preserve the Model in the best conditions.
- Made of metal (alloy) guaranteeing a quality finish and optimal durability
- Faithful reproduction of the original model respecting the proportions and aesthetic details of the real single-seaters
- Package carefully packed and protected to ensure delivery in perfect condition
This collection of Arrows Model cars represents a tribute to one of the most respected teams in the history of Formula 1. Each model tells a part of this extraordinary human and technical adventure, allowing collectors to own a fragment of this exciting automotive history.
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Did You Know? Anecdotes and Curiosities about our Miniatures
What is the origin of the name 'Arrows' in Formula 1?
The name 'Arrows' comes from the initials of the team's founders: Franco Ambrosio, Alan Rees, Jackie Oliver and Dave Wass, forming the acronym ARROWS. The team was formed in 1977 after these men left the Shadow Racing team.
How long did the Arrows team compete in Formula 1?
Arrows competed in the Formula One championship for 25 consecutive seasons, from 1978 to 2002. Despite this remarkable longevity, the team never won a Grand Prix, making it one of the teams with the most appearances without a win.
Which famous pilot made Arrows history in the 1980s?
Eddie Cheever Jr. was one of Arrows' most iconic drivers, driving for the team from 1978 to 1980 and again from 1983 to 1984. He achieved the team's best result during this era with several podium finishes, including a 2nd place at the 1983 South African Grand Prix.
What was special about the Arrows' orange livery in the 2000s?
The distinctive orange livery of the Arrows A21, A22, and A23 was sponsored by Orange, the mobile phone company. This collaboration resulted in one of the most recognizable liveries of the late Arrows era, with a bright, photogenic orange that stood out on the racetrack.
Why are Arrows cars sought after by model car collectors?
Arrows model cars are prized as one of the last 'romantic' privateer F1 teams, with varied and often bold liveries. Their relative rarity on the model car market, due to their status as a mid-grid team, makes them interesting collectibles for Formula 1 history enthusiasts.

















































































































