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Diecast models
 

A few posts ago, I posted shots of Red Line Model’s 1:43 scale Ferrari 312B3. Just to better illustrate the comparison of different diecast manufacturers, I thought it would be useful to put the following Nikki Lauda 1:43...

 
 
Book
 

To complete my trilogy of Michael Schumacher book reviews during the F1 summer break, I dusted off a good reference hardcover on the subject which I added to my collection after Michael retired from Ferrari. The late Christophe...

 
 
Blog Posts
 

During the F1 season break, apart from re-reading the Michael Schumacher books in my collection, I’ve also been trying to find out a bit more on what has been circulated online about the 7th instalment of the super secret...

 
 
Book
 

The cover of Michael Schumacher: Driving Force describes it as “…the official inside story of the Formula One icon…”. As we all know, ‘official’ books come with the benefit of direct access to the source but with the risk of be...

 
 
 
Book
 

Not being a Michael Schumacher fan, I’ve somehow still managed to collect a few book titles about him over the years. These books are probably not the best ones on this subject but considering he is the most decorated grand pri...

 
Blog Posts
 

With the F1 summer break still at the halfway mark, I’ve been busy trying to learn more about WordPress as well as work out what review posts to do next. I’m going to play around with different themes to see which o...

 
 
 
Book
 

If you see the cover of “The Complete Book of Formula One” you might think not another “complete” “encyclopedia” “history” book on Formula 1, right? Do I really need another one of these? I wish the authors of this book, Simon ...

 
 
Book
 

I have to admit as a former diecast car modeler, Williams FW14B: The Evolution & Development of the Williams Grand Prix Car 1991-1993 is a beautifully presented hardcover book from cover to cover. As I mentioned in a previo...

 
 
 
Book
 

Michael Cannell is not a regular F1 industry writer but he has obviously researched a lot of books and magazines (check out his extensive notes section at the back of the book) to explore the Ferrari rivalry between Phil Hill a...