Mac Mini: buy a McLaren 600LT scale model for £65

The new McLaren 600LT hasn’t just launched to the world’s press for first drives, it’s also been launched as a scale model, with prices starting from £65. The TSM-Model McLaren 600LT is a factory-approved version that rolls out to coincide with the introduction of the real thing in McLaren retailers. Made from resin, it’s offered in two sizes – 1:43 scale for £65, and larger 1:18 scale for £200. Both are a little more affordable than the £185,500 price of the road-going McLaren 600LT. McLaren’s offerering it in two colours, Myan Orange or Chicane Effect grey. Both are the launch colours for the 600LT, and both share the same black interior. A range of special liveries will also be offered. The launch of the 600LT scale models takes the line-up of TSM McLarens to more than 75 models. Included in the range are both production and development cars, road-going and race-spec McLarens, plus key cars from the Sports, Super and Ultimate Series range. Perfect, says McLaren, for enthusiasts of all ages to “curate their own McLaren-themed collection, by series, model, variant or even colour”.

McLaren 600LT scale modelThe new McLaren 600LT hasn’t just launched to the world’s press for first drives, it’s also been launched as a scale model, with prices starting from £65.

The TSM-Model McLaren 600LT is a factory-approved version that rolls out to coincide with the introduction of the real thing in McLaren retailers.

Made from resin, it’s offered in two sizes – 1:43 scale for £65, and larger 1:18 scale for £200. Both are a little more affordable than the £185,500 price of the road-going McLaren 600LT.

McLaren 600LT scale model

McLaren’s offerering it in two colours, Myan Orange or Chicane Effect grey. Both are the launch colours for the 600LT, and both share the same black interior.

A range of special liveries will also be offered.

McLaren scale model cars

The launch of the 600LT scale models takes the line-up of TSM McLarens to more than 75 models. Included in the range are both production and development cars, road-going and race-spec McLarens, plus key cars from the Sports, Super and Ultimate Series range.

Perfect, says McLaren, for enthusiasts of all ages to “curate their own McLaren-themed collection, by series, model, variant or even colour”.

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Richard Aucock
Richard Aucockhttps://www.richardaucock.co.uk/
Richard is director at Motoring Research. He has been with us since 2001, and has been a motoring journalist even longer. He won the IMCO Motoring Writer of the Future Award in 1996 and the acclaimed Sir William Lyons Award in 1998. Both awards are run by the Guild of Motoring Writers and Richard is currently vice chair of the world's largest organisation for automotive media professionals. Richard is also a juror for World Car Awards and the UK juror for the AUTOBEST awards.

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