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Dive into the history of your favorite miniatures

In the Miniatures Journal, I share the history of your favorite models and brands. Over 100 articles, podcasts, and videos to help you learn more about the miniature cars you collect. You'll find anecdotes about specific models, brands, and eras.

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Discover my collection of Ford Model cars

Welcome to my selection of Ford Model cars , a journey through the history of one of the world's most iconic automotive brands. At Bernard Models, I offer a carefully selected collection that traces the highlights of the Blue Oval's automotive production, from legendary models of the 1930s to contemporary sports cars.

A specialist dealer serving collectors

As a specialist dealer, I offer a selection of Ford model cars that reflects the models currently available in stock. My collection is regularly updated with restocks and new releases, providing constant diversity for collectors and enthusiasts.

My Ford Models are mainly in 1/43 scale , the reference format in the world of car modeling, but you will also find remarkable pieces in 1/24 and 1/18 for lovers of striking details. A few models in HO scale (1/87) complete this offer for model train collectors or diorama enthusiasts.

Each model available is in limited stock , generally between 1 and 2 copies. This particularity guarantees the exclusivity of your acquisition while reflecting the reality of the collectible Models market. All the models that you discover on this page correspond exactly to the pieces available in my current stocks.

What you'll find in this Ford collection

My selection of Ford model cars covers a wide range of iconic models. You'll discover American classics like the Mustang in its various generations, an essential symbol of American muscle cars, as well as the Ford Thunderbirds , which marked the golden years of American motoring.

Motor racing enthusiasts will find what they're looking for with the Ford GT40, a true legend of the 24 Hours of Le Mans , or the Formula 1 models powered by Ford. Rally enthusiasts will appreciate the Ford Escort and Fiesta WRC, which dominated the European special stages.

The collection also includes European Ford models , with family saloons that have accompanied generations of motorists, light commercial vehicles such as the Transit, and more recent sports cars such as the Focus RS or the Fiesta ST.

Ford's History Through Its Models

The Ford story begins in 1903 with Henry Ford and his industrial revolution. The Blue Oval brand made global automotive history with the Model T , the first car to be mass-produced using an assembly line. This innovation democratized the automobile and forever transformed American and then global society.

The 1960s marked Ford's golden age with the launch of the Mustang in 1964, creating the pony car segment. At the same time, Ford distinguished itself in competition with the GT40 program, specifically designed to beat Ferrari at the 24 Hours of Le Mans, a goal achieved with four consecutive victories between 1966 and 1969.

In Europe, Ford developed a specific strategy with Ford of Europe , creating models adapted to the roads and tastes of the Old Continent. The Escort, the Sierra, and then the Focus became benchmarks in their respective segments, while the RS and ST sports versions forged the sporty reputation of the European brand.

A notable anecdote from Ford history

One of Ford's most fascinating stories concerns the Le Mans War of the 1960s. After negotiations to acquire Ferrari broke down in 1963, Henry Ford II issued a challenge: to beat the Scuderia at its favorite racetrack, the 24 Hours of Le Mans. The GT40 project was born out of this frustration, mobilizing considerable resources and the best British engineers.

The name "GT40" refers to the car's height: exactly 40 inches (101.6 cm), a dimension imposed by aerodynamic constraints. After a difficult start, the GT40 finally won Le Mans in 1966, 1967, 1968, and 1969, humiliating Ferrari and proving that American industry could compete with European excellence in racing cars.

This legendary rivalry has left its mark on motorsport history and continues to inspire collectors of Ford model cars , who are particularly drawn to reproductions of these victorious GT40s.

Complete your collection of Model cars

Ford model cars occupy a central place in the world of model cars. Their diversity allows for a cohesive collection spanning different eras and automotive segments. Whether you're a fan of American muscle cars, legendary race cars, or European models, Ford offers a rich automotive heritage to satisfy all tastes.

These Ford Models blend perfectly with other American brands like Chevrolet or Dodge to create a collection dedicated to American automotive heritage. They also fit harmoniously into a thematic collection dedicated to racing cars or classics from the 1950s-1970s .

The target audience for these Ford Models is particularly diverse: seasoned collectors looking for specific parts, car enthusiasts eager to own a replica of their dream car, or even automotive history enthusiasts wishing to relive the glory days of competition. This diversity makes Ford a must-have brand in any car Model collection worthy of the name.

The perfect gift idea for enthusiasts

A Ford Model car makes an ideal gift for many occasions. For a birthday, it's a great way to give a piece of automotive history to a loved one who's passionate about cars. For Father's Day, what could be more touching than a Model replica of Dad's first car or his dream model?

At Christmas, these Models naturally find their place under the tree, appealing to children and adults alike. They allow the transmission of automotive passion from one generation to the next, while constituting a lasting investment in a collection that will continue to increase in value over time.

Features of our products

  • Complete delivery: Each Ford model car is sold with its original base and protective box
  • Noble materials: Made of metal (alloy) to guarantee durability and authenticity of the rendering
  • Remarkable fidelity: Faithful reproduction of the original model with exceptional attention to detail
  • Careful shipping: Package carefully packed and protected to guarantee delivery in perfect condition

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The secret code engraved in every Ford GT40

Dive into automotive history with a captivating anecdote about this iconic brand and explore our selection of Ford model cars.

Did You Know? Anecdotes and Curiosities about our Miniatures

Why is Ford considered the pioneer brand of the modern automobile?

Henry Ford revolutionized the automobile industry in 1908 with the Ford Model T and the introduction of the assembly line in 1913. This innovation reduced car production time by a factor of five, making the automobile accessible to the general public for the first time in history.
What is the meaning of Ford's famous blue oval logo?

Ford's blue oval logo, introduced in 1927, features Henry Ford's own handwritten signature. The blue color symbolizes strength, reliability, and grace, while the oval shape represents elegance and modernity. This logo has remained virtually unchanged for nearly a century.
How many Ford Model Ts were produced and why was this car revolutionary?

More than 15 million Ford Model Ts were produced between 1908 and 1927, making it one of the best-selling cars in history. It was revolutionary because it was the first affordable car for the middle class, marketed under the slogan 'A car in every garage.' Henry Ford famously said, 'You can have it in any color, as long as it's black!'
What Ford innovation made history in automotive safety?

Ford was the first automaker to offer seat belts as standard equipment in 1956, long before they became mandatory. The brand also introduced the safety steering wheel in 1956 and established the world's first crash test center in 1955, setting safety standards that are still in use today.
Which Ford model has become an icon of cinema and popular culture?

The Ford Mustang, launched in 1964, has become a true cultural icon. It has starred in numerous films such as 'Bullitt' (1968) with Steve McQueen, and 'Gone in 60 Seconds'. The Mustang created the 'pony car' segment and remains one of the most recognizable American sports cars in the world, with over 10 million units sold.