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Aston Martin Ulster

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Aston Martin Ulster: A jewel of British racing history

Small size, huge demands: The Aston Martin Ulster in 1:32 scale is no ordinary kit. As a "Level 5" model, this re-edition (Reintro) is aimed specifically at experienced model builders who love real challenges. A compact length of just under 14 cm hides a density of details that requires sensitivity and patience. If you have a soft spot for the 1930s "Gentleman Driver" era and are looking for technical finesse on a small scale, this pre-war racing car is your project.

Why this classic is in a class of its own

  • Master's examination: Don't let the 1:32 scale fool you. At level 5, this kit is a real test of your fine motor skills and precision.
  • Historical aesthetics: The long hood, open cockpit and striking rear perfectly capture the elegance of the 1934 racing cars.
  • Attention to detail: 70 components ensure an authentic replica, from the delicate spoked wheels to the leather straps on the hood.
  • Racing flair: The included decals allow you to represent a vehicle that took part in legendary races such as the Mille Miglia.
  • Exclusive comeback: As a re-edition, this kit offers the rare opportunity to build a sought-after classic from the Revell range.

Building the Aston Martin Ulster is a journey to a time when racing drivers still drove without roll bars and electronics. You assemble the detailed chassis, shape the curved body and dedicate yourself to the spartan but stylish interior. It is a model for connoisseurs that impresses in the display case with its classic British lines.

Background information

The Aston Martin Ulster was built in 1934 as a replica of the successful factory racing car and is considered one of the best pre-war sports cars ever. It owes its name to the triumphant triple victory in the RAC Tourist Trophy race in Ulster. Equipped with a 1.5 liter engine, it was not only fast but also extremely reliable. It proved its class in endurance races such as the 24 Hours of Le Mans and the Mille Miglia in 1935. Only a few examples were built, which makes the original priceless today - and the model all the more desirable.

Scope of delivery

  • Plastic model kit (not assembled)
  • Illustrated, multilingual building instructions
  • Decal set (decals for historical racing versions)

Prove your skills with a piece of automotive history. Order the Aston Martin Ulster now and build British engineering in exacting detail!

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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 4 reviews)

Evelyn ★★★★★

The chassis assembly was incredibly precise for a 1:32 scale, and I loved how the body panels fit together without any gaps. The decals were detailed and aligned perfectly with the historical livery. Definitely a rewarding build for an experienced modeler.

Nicholas ★★★★★

Finally got my hands on this re-edition and the level of detail in the 1:32 scale is incredible—the body lines are razor sharp. The kit went together well with some careful trimming, and it looks stunning on my shelf. A proper challenge for a patient builder, well worth the effort.

Zoe ★★★★★

The Level 5 challenge is real, but the 1:32 scale detail is incredible once you get through the photoetch and tiny decals. It took me two evenings, but the finished bodywork looks like a proper piece of British racing history.