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Discover my collection of Porsche Model cars

Welcome to my selection of Porsche model cars , where each model captures the very essence of this legendary German brand. As a specialist dealer, I offer a carefully curated collection that reflects the richness and diversity of the Porsche universe, from the legendary 911s to the most iconic racing cars.

A constantly evolving stock

My collection of Porsche model cars represents the models currently available in my inventory. As a reseller, I do not claim to offer an exhaustive collection, but rather a representative selection of the most beautiful Porsche models in Model. This collection is regularly updated according to arrivals and market opportunities.

The majority of my models are offered in 1/43 scale , an ideal format for collectors who want to build a coherent collection without taking up too much space. I also have in stock some pieces in 1/24 and 1/18 scales, perfect for those looking for more detail and presence, as well as some models in HO 1/87 scale for model railway enthusiasts.

Each model is available in limited quantities , generally between 1 and 2 copies. This rarity is the charm of the collection: what you see today on the site corresponds exactly to what is in stock, guaranteeing the authenticity of each proposal.

A varied selection for all tastes

My collection of Porsche model cars covers a wide spectrum of the brand's history. You'll find classic models from the 1950s to 1979 , a golden period that saw the birth of the first 911s and the legendary 356s. Fans of modern models will not be left out with the latest generations of Porsches that perpetuate the brand's heritage.

Motorsport enthusiasts will particularly appreciate my selection of Porsche racing cars , including the legendary models from the 24 Hours of Le Mans , where the German brand has distinguished itself on numerous occasions. Formula 1 collectors will also be able to find the Porsche cars that have marked the history of the discipline.

The Porsche heritage: a story of passion and innovation

Ferdinand Porsche founded his company in 1931, but it was after World War II that the brand really took off with the Porsche 356 , the first sports car to bear the family name. This little sports car, born in a garage in Gmünd, Austria, laid the foundations for what would become one of the most respected automotive brands in the world.

The year 1963 marked a decisive turning point with the presentation of the Porsche 911 , designed by Ferdinand Alexander Porsche, grandson of the founder. This iconic silhouette, with its air-cooled flat-six engine mounted on a rear overhang, quickly became the absolute benchmark for sports cars. More than 60 years after its creation, the 911 continues to evolve while retaining its original DNA, a remarkable technical and stylistic feat.

Porsche also excels in motor racing, racking up victories in the world's biggest races. From the 24 Hours of Le Mans to the World Endurance Championship, including rallying with the legendary 911 Carrera RS, the German brand has proven that performance and reliability can go hand in hand.

Porsche Anecdotes and Culture

Did you know that the iconic silhouette of the Porsche 911 almost disappeared in the 1970s? Ferdinand Piëch, then head of development, wanted to replace the 911 with the more modern 928, featuring a water-cooled V8 engine mounted at the front. Fortunately, the 911's continued commercial success and pressure from purists saved this automotive icon.

Another fascinating anecdote concerns the origin of the name "911." Originally named "901," the car had to be renamed because Peugeot owned the rights to all three-digit names with a zero in the middle. Thus, the number "911" was born, which has since become synonymous with automotive excellence and... an emergency number in the United States!

Porsche culture transcends the automotive world. The brand has become a symbol of social success, particularly in the 1980s, when owning a Porsche was a sign of high social status. This cultural dimension is reflected today in Model collections, where each model tells a story and evokes an era.

Complete your collection of Porsche Models

Porsche model cars hold a special place in the world of model cars. Their popularity is due to the brand's rich history and the timeless beauty of its creations. Whether you're a beginner or an experienced collector, Porsche model cars offer an excellent entry point into the exciting world of collecting.

My selection is aimed at both specialist collectors looking for specific models to complete their collection and car enthusiasts who wish to own a faithful reproduction of their dream car. Porsche Models combine perfectly with other German brands such as BMW or Mercedes-Benz , allowing the creation of coherent ensembles representing German automotive excellence.

For racing enthusiasts, Porsche racing Models are an ideal complement to Ferrari or Aston Martin collections. This complementarity allows you to recreate the finest moments of motorsport and relive the legendary duels that have marked the history of racing.

The perfect gift idea

A Porsche Model car makes an exceptional gift for many occasions. For a birthday, Father's Day, or Christmas, giving a Porsche Model is a way of sharing a little bit of automotive dreams and passion. Whether it's for a teenager with a passion for beautiful cars, a father nostalgic for his youth, or a fellow car enthusiast, these Models appeal to a wide audience with their elegance and symbolism.

The choice is vast: a classic 911 for vintage enthusiasts, a modern GT3 for technology buffs, or a racing 917 for motorsport enthusiasts. Each model tells a story and takes its recipient on a journey into the fascinating world of Porsche.

Features of our products

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

I personally ensure that each order is prepared with the greatest care, because I know how important it is for a collector to receive their Model in perfect condition. This attention to detail is an integral part of my philosophy as a specialist dealer.

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The strange story of the name "Carrera"

Receive by email the little-known story that shaped this iconic car brand and its legendary models.

Did You Know? Anecdotes and Curiosities about our Miniatures

Why has the Porsche 911 retained its distinctive shape since 1963?

Ferdinand Porsche III, the founder's grandson, insisted that the 911's iconic silhouette never be radically altered. This philosophy of evolutionary rather than revolutionary design has allowed the 911 to remain instantly recognizable through the decades, making it one of the most iconic cars in the world.
What is the origin of the name 'Porsche' and why is it not German?

The name Porsche comes from Ferdinand Porsche, who was born in Bohemia (now the Czech Republic) in the Austro-Hungarian Empire. His surname was originally 'Porsche' in Austrian German. Ironically, the founder of this iconic German brand was not born in Germany but in what is now the Czech Republic.
Why did the first Porsches have their engines in the rear?

Ferdinand Porsche chose this configuration for the Volkswagen Beetle he designed, and he adopted this principle for his own cars. The rear engine allowed for better weight balance, better traction on slippery roads, and freed up space in the front for luggage. This technical feature has become Porsche's signature.
Which Porsche was nicknamed 'the black widow' and why?

The Porsche 930 Turbo of the 1970s and 1980s was nicknamed 'the black widow' due to its unpredictable and dangerous character. Its turbo with a brutal threshold effect, combined with the rear engine, made the car very difficult to control for inexperienced drivers. Numerous accidents marked the history of this model, earning it this sinister reputation.
What is the connection between Porsche and the creation of the Volkswagen Beetle?

Ferdinand Porsche designed the Volkswagen Beetle on behalf of Adolf Hitler in the 1930s as part of the 'Kraft durch Freude' (Strength through Joy) project. Ironically, it was thanks to the royalties collected on each Beetle sold after the war that Porsche was able to finance the development of its own sports cars, thus creating the Porsche empire.