March Model cars - Collection Available in Stock

Discover the March Model cars, icons of Formula 1

As a motorsport enthusiast and collector for many years, I present to you an exclusive selection of March Model cars that retrace the fascinating history of this legendary British team. Each model faithfully reproduces the cars that made their mark on circuits around the world, from the 1970s to the 1990s.

A specialist dealer serving collectors

As a specialist dealer in the world of Model cars, I offer a collection of March Model cars regularly updated according to arrivals and availability. Mainly in 1/43rd , the reference scale for collectors, this selection also includes some models in 1/24th and 1/18th for fans of larger formats, as well as rare pieces in 1/87th (HO scale) .

Each March Model presented corresponds exactly to the currently available stock. Quantities are limited , generally between 1 and 2 copies per model, which gives each acquisition a particularly sought-after character. This approach guarantees the authenticity of the offer and avoids disappointments linked to stock shortages.

A diverse collection from the March universe

The March Model car collection brings together different categories that reflect the versatility of this legendary brand. You will discover Formula 1 single-seaters with iconic liveries, including the March cars that participated in the 24 Hours of Le Mans and the Formula 1 championships.

Racing car enthusiasts will appreciate the models reproducing the March cars in different categories: from promotional formulas to endurance prototypes. Each era is represented, from the pioneering 1970s to the 1990s , allowing collectors to relive the technical and aesthetic evolution of these exceptional machines.

The Fascinating Story of March Engineering

Founded in 1969 by Max Mosley, Alan Rees, Graham Coaker and Robin Herd (hence the acronym MARCH), this British team quickly gained recognition in Formula 1. Based in Bicester, Oxfordshire, March Engineering distinguished itself through its innovative approach and its ability to design chassis for different racing categories.

In its first season in 1970, March entered no fewer than five cars in Formula 1 , a remarkable feat for a fledgling team. The Marchs quickly gained a reputation for reliability and performance, attracting renowned drivers such as Jackie Stewart, Ronnie Peterson and Vittorio Brambilla, who gave the brand its first and only Grand Prix victory at the 1975 Austrian GP.

The March philosophy was based on selling chassis to customer teams , a business strategy that allowed development to be financed while widely disseminating March technology on the racetrack. This approach helped democratize access to top-level competition and made March one of the most active manufacturers in motorsport.

The anecdote that marked history March

One of the most memorable March stories concerns the 1971 Monaco Grand Prix . Ronnie Peterson, driving his March 711, was leading the race in the pouring rain with a comfortable lead. However, the team had forgotten to install the radio communication system! This made it impossible to warn the Swedish driver of the race conditions or the tire strategy.

Peterson continued on his wet tires as the track began to dry, gradually losing his positions. This anecdote perfectly illustrates the DIY and family spirit of March, a team that sometimes compensated for its lack of resources with ingenuity and pure passion. Despite this Monaco mishap, Peterson would finish runner-up in the world championship that year, propelling March to the ranks of the respected teams in the paddock.

Complete your collection of racing Models

March Model cars hold a special place in the world of motorsport collectors . They represent a pivotal era when technical innovation blended with craftsmanship, and when small companies could still compete with the big brands. These scale models allow you to relive the golden age of Formula 1, when the orange and blue March cars lit up the circuits.

These Models fit perfectly into a collection dedicated to motorsport , alongside other iconic manufacturers such as Lotus or Tyrrell . They appeal to both seasoned collectors and novices discovering the history of motorsport, thanks to their recognizable liveries and rich historical heritage.

The target audience for these March Model cars includes vintage Formula 1 enthusiasts , collectors specializing in the 1970s and 1980s, as well as fans of the technical history of automobiles. These models also make excellent educational tools for understanding the aerodynamic and mechanical evolution of single-seaters.

The perfect gift idea for enthusiasts

A March Model car makes a unique and memorable gift for any motorsport enthusiast. Whether for a birthday, Father's Day, or Christmas, these Model models instantly evoke the exploits of legendary drivers and memorable moments from the world championship.

Each Model tells a story, that of a team that stood out through its talent and determination against the giants of the time. Offering a Model March is a way of sharing a passion for motorsport and perpetuating the memory of these machines that wrote the finest pages of motor racing.

Features of our March model cars

• Each model comes with its base and protective box for a neat presentation.
• Made of metal (alloy) guaranteeing robustness and premium finish
• Faithful reproduction of the original model with respect for proportions and details
• Package carefully packaged and protected for secure transport
• Authenticated models from recognized manufacturers
• Detailed finishes : cockpit, tires, period decals

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