Bentley Model cars - Collection Available in Stock
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Discover the Miniatures JournalAn exceptional selection of Bentley Models
My collection of Bentley Model cars invites you to discover the fascinating world of this legendary British automotive marque. Each model in this selection is a testament to the refinement and excellence that have characterized the Crewe-based manufacturer for over a century. From early racing models to contemporary luxury saloons, these Models capture the very essence of British automotive artistry.
A specialist dealer at your service
As a passionate dealer, I offer you a carefully chosen selection of Bentley model cars that reflects my current stock. This collection evolves regularly according to arrivals and discoveries, thus offering a constantly renewed diversity. The majority of the models are made in 1/43 scale , the reference format for collectors, but you will also find remarkable pieces in 1/24 and 1/18 for those who wish to admire every detail, as well as some models in 1/87 (HO scale) for lovers of Model precision.
Each Model presented corresponds exactly to what is available in stock, generally limited to 1 or 2 copies per model . This rarity gives each acquisition a unique and authentic character, like the real Bentleys which have always favored exclusivity over mass production.
Discover the richness of this collection
This selection of Bentley Models covers the entire history of the brand, from the legendary racing models that made their mark at the 24 Hours of Le Mans to the prestige saloons that embody English luxury. You will discover the legendary racing cars of the 24 Hours of Le Mans , a golden period when Bentley dominated motor racing in the 1920s.
Classic models from the 1950s to the 1970s occupy a prominent place, representing the era when Bentley redefined the automotive art of living. Prestigious saloons sit alongside elegant convertibles , demonstrating the creative diversity of the British brand.
The exceptional heritage of Bentley Motors
Founded in 1919 by Walter Owen Bentley, the British marque quickly established itself as the symbol of British automotive luxury . Bentley's story begins with a simple but revolutionary philosophy: to create "a fast car, a good car, the best in its class." This visionary approach resulted in automobiles that would dominate European racing circuits in the 1920s.
The Bentley Boys , the gentlemen drivers who piloted the green cars from Crewe, wrote some of the most beautiful pages in the history of motorsport. Their successive victories at the 24 Hours of Le Mans between 1924 and 1930 forged the legendary reputation of the brand. After the acquisition by Rolls-Royce in 1931, Bentley evolved into a luxury grand tourer , creating automobiles that embodied the British aristocratic art of living.
The modern era, initiated in the 1980s under the aegis of Volkswagen, has restored Bentley's sporting credentials while preserving its luxury DNA. Contemporary models continue this tradition of excellence, combining exceptional performance with refined craftsmanship.
The English art of living in Model
A revealing anecdote about the Bentley spirit concerns the creation of the famous winged logo. In 1919, sculptor Frederick Gordon Crosby was inspired by the wings of an eagle to create this now-legendary emblem. But it is the story of the "Bentley Boys" that best illustrates the brand's unique spirit. These aristocratic drivers considered motor racing a gentleman's sport, enjoying a champagne lunch before getting behind the wheel of their 4.5-liter racers.
This natural elegance is evident in every detail of Bentley automobiles, from the hand-stitched Connolly leathers to the meticulously selected burl walnut woodwork. This attention to detail, this pursuit of artisanal perfection, is perfectly reflected in the Models of foreign brands that faithfully reproduce this British art of living.
Complete your collection of prestigious Models
In the world of Model cars, Bentley occupies a special place . These scale models are not mere toys, but true works of art that demonstrate British manufacturing excellence. Each Bentley Model car is a sought-after collector's item, appreciated by car enthusiasts and art lovers alike.
Complementing the collection with other prestigious brands such as Rolls-Royce and Aston Martin significantly enriches the collection. These brands share a common philosophy of authentic luxury and technical excellence, creating a cohesive whole that tells the story of prestige motoring.
Discerning collectors particularly appreciate models representing the brand's pivotal eras : the sporting glory years of the 1920s, the Rolls-Royce era that defined luxury touring, and the modern renaissance that has restored Bentley to its status as a luxury supercar manufacturer. These classic cars are privileged witnesses to the evolution of automotive art.
The perfect gift idea for enthusiasts
Giving a Model Bentley car is a gesture of rare elegance. Whether for a birthday, Father's Day, or the holiday season, these Models are aimed at both connoisseurs and novices captivated by the beauty of these exceptional automobiles. A model representing a Bentley Continental or a legendary Speed Six from the 1920s will appeal to any car enthusiast, reminding them that British automotive art remains a timeless reference.
For younger enthusiasts, these Models are an excellent introduction to the world of classic cars, perhaps sparking future vocations. The vintage models provide an insight into the technical and aesthetic evolution of the automobile through nearly a century of innovation.
Features of our Bentley Models
- Base and protective box included with each model for optimal presentation
- Metal construction (quality alloy) ensuring durability and authenticity
- Faithful reproduction respecting the proportions and details of the original model
- Careful and protected packaging ensuring delivery in perfect condition
- Detailed finishes including the characteristic elements of each model
- Authenticity certified by recognized specialist manufacturers
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Did You Know? Anecdotes and Curiosities about our Miniatures
Why does the Bentley logo feature a winged B?
The Bentley logo, with its outstretched wings, symbolizes speed and elegance. Walter Owen Bentley wanted his brand to evoke freedom and performance, inspired by the emerging aviation of the 1910s. The wings also recall Bentley's aeronautical heritage, which produced aircraft engines during the First World War.
What is the origin of the famous Bentley Racing Green?
British Racing Green became Bentley's signature color after victories at the 24 Hours of Le Mans in the 1920s. This dark green shade was the official color of British racing cars in international competition, and Bentley adopted it for its racing models, creating a tradition that continues to this day.
How long does it take to make a Bentley's leather interior?
It takes approximately 18 hours of craftsmanship to craft the leather interior of a modern Bentley. Each piece is hand-sewn by skilled craftsmen at the factory in Crewe, England. A single car requires the hides of 17 bulls, selected for their exceptional quality and lack of defects.
What record does the model car Bentley Speed 8 still hold?
The Bentley Speed 8 remains the last British car to win the 24 Hours of Le Mans in 2003, after a 73-year absence. This model car model is particularly sought after as it represents Bentley's triumphant return to endurance racing, with Tom Kristensen at the wheel. It is also the car that revived interest in model car Bentley racing cars.
Why do some model car Bentleys have diamond-cut wheels?
Diamond-turned wheels faithfully reproduce Bentley's exclusive finishing process called 'Diamond Turned'. This technique involves machining the wheels with a diamond tool to achieve a perfect mirror finish. On high-end model cars, this detail is reproduced with remarkable precision, sometimes using actual micro-machining to mimic this premium effect.


















































































































