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Audi Collection Miniatures 2011/2012 Audi collection Miniatures 2011/2012 Audi collection Miniatures_2011_2012_Cat18.indd 1 05.08.11 07:56 0096_11_MiniK_2011_Version_00_09_RZ_3.indd 1 05.07.2011 16:12:25 Uhr “Life would be nothing without small pleasures. A few of the nicest are shown here.” Miniatures_2011_2012_Cat18.indd 2 05.08.11 07:56 0096_11_MiniK_2011_Version_00_09_RZ_3.indd 2 05.07.2011 16:12:40 Uhr Beschnitt Klapperbreite 294 mm Audi miniatures. A passionate interest in Audi miniatures involves much more than just collecting: each model is true-to-scale and documents current as well as historical vehicles in the Audi range. Audi miniatures are produced using original surface data: such exact specifi ca- tions lead to unmistakable and unique pieces. You’ll be spoilt for choice with this comprehensive range of models including many new additions, covering several decades of an automotive success story. Auto Union Type C 1:18 Series 1:43 Series 1:87 Series Tradition Motorsport Pages 4 – 9 Pages 10 – 21 Pages 22 – 51 Pages 52 – 71 Pages 72 – 81 Pages 82 – 101 Miniatures_2011_2012_KL18.indd 1 05.08.11 07:37 0096_11_MiniK_2011_Version_00_09_RZ_3.indd 1 05.07.2011 16:12:55 Uhr chnitt Beschnitt Klapperbreite 285 mm Audi R8 (1: 87) Imitation is the highest form of fl attery. True to scale. Meticulously crafted. Accurate in every detail. 5.5 cm Rediscover the joy of collecting with each new model. Audi R8 (1: 43) 13.3 cm Audi R8 (1:18) 24.5 cm 2 Miniatures_2011_2012_KL18.indd 2 05.08.11 07:37 0096_11_MiniK_2011_Version_00_09_RZ_3.indd 2 05.07.2011 16:13:09 Uhr Beschnitt Besch Klapperbreite 285 mm 3 Miniatures_2011_2012_KL18.indd 3 05.08.11 07:37 0096_11_MiniK_2011_Version_00_09_RZ_3.indd 3 05.07.2011 16:13:23 Uhr Beschnitt Klapperbreite 294 mm Auto Union Type C Handcrafted in a strictly limited edition, this racing legend that burst onto the scene in 1936 with ten famous victories in both lap and hillclimb races now returns to life. Uncompromising workmanship, high-quality materials and unparalleled attention to detail are what make this design model so very special. At a scale of 1:2, it truly brings automotive history to life. Miniatures_2011_2012_KL18.indd 4 05.08.11 07:37 0096_11_MiniK_2011_Version_00_09_RZ_3.indd 4 05.07.2011 16:13:36 Uhr Auto Union Type C Auto Union Type 5 Miniatures_2011_2012_Cat18.indd 5 05.08.11 07:56 0096_11_MiniK_2011_Version_00_09_RZ_3.indd 5 05.07.2011 16:13:47 Uhr Auto Union Type C | 1:2 6 Miniatures_2011_2012_Cat18.indd 6 05.08.11 07:56 0096_11_MiniK_2011_Version_00_09_RZ_3.indd 6 05.07.2011 16:13:53 Uhr 100 % Audi + Auto Union Type C Auto Union Type 7 Miniatures_2011_2012_Cat18.indd 7 05.08.11 07:56 0096_11_MiniK_2011_Version_00_09_RZ_3.indd 7 05.07.2011 16:13:57 Uhr Auto Union Type C | 1:2 8 Miniatures_2011_2012_Cat18.indd 8 05.08.11 07:56 0096_11_MiniK_2011_Version_00_09_RZ_3.indd 8 05.07.2011 16:14:00 Uhr 100 % Audi + Auto Union Type C Auto Union Type Auto Union Type C More than 900 individual components were prepared Other special features of this unusually elaborate and assembled exclusively for this exceptional pedal car include the removable oak dashboard and a collector’s car with chain drive. This eye-catching steering wheel with a quick-lock system that makes design model is built on a stable aluminium tubular getting in and out easier. space frame. And the aluminium panel body mounted on it is produced exclusively at Audi Toolmaking. This Year of manufacture: from 2007 1:2 scale Auto Union Type C is produced in a strictly Scale: 1:2 limited edition of 999 models and developers have built in a real treat for junior racers (up to 135 cm 120.07.001.00 Ice Silver tall): a seven-speed gearbox with back-pedal, a hand-brake lever with locking function and hydraulic dual-disc brakes. 9 Miniatures_2011_2012_Cat18.indd 9 15.08.11 10:24 0096_11_MiniK_2011_Version_00_09_RZ_3.indd 9 05.07.2011 16:14:14 Uhr 1:18 Series A passion for collecting on a huge scale: moving doors, a hinged bonnet and a carefully crafted interior recreate the most distinctive features of an exceptional vehicle with impressive authenticity. 10 Miniatures_2011_2012_Cat18.indd 10 05.08.11 07:56 0096_11_MiniK_2011_Version_00_09_RZ_3.indd 10 05.07.2011 13:32:16 Uhr 1:18 Series 11 Miniatures_2011_2012_Cat18.indd 11 05.08.11 07:56 0096_11_MiniK_2011_Version_00_09_RZ_3.indd 11 05.07.2011 13:32:24 Uhr Audi A8 L W12 | 1:18 12 Miniatures_2011_2012_Cat18.indd 12 05.08.11 07:56 0096_11_MiniK_2011_Version_00_09_RZ_3.indd 12 05.07.2011 13:32:30 Uhr 100 % Audi + 1:18 Series Audi A8 L W12 This exclusive 1:18 scale replica showcases the qualities that make the Audi A8 so unmistakable: captivating beauty, dynamism and elegance. In other words, the art of progress. Year of manufacture: from 2010 Scale: 1:18 Manufacturer: Kyosho 501.10.081.15 Ice Silver 501.10.081.25 Phantom Black 13 Miniatures_2011_2012_Cat18.indd 13 05.08.11 07:56 0096_11_MiniK_2011_Version_00_09_RZ_3.indd 13 05.07.2011 13:32:45 Uhr Audi TT Coupé, Audi TT Roadster | 1:18 Audi TT Coupé A true-to-scale version of the original, the Audi TT Coupé miniature embodies athletic perfection down to the fi nest detail. Year of manufacture: from 2006 Scale: 1:18 Manufacturer: Minichamps 501.05.004.15 Condor Grey 501.05.004.25* Phantom Black 14 *Not pictured. Miniatures_2011_2012_Cat18.indd 14 05.08.11 07:56 0096_11_MiniK_2011_Version_00_09_RZ_3.indd 14 05.07.2011 13:32:52 Uhr 100 % Audi + 1:18 Series Audi TT Roadster Power and dynamism, distilled. This miniature has been hand-painted with care and attention. With its realistic moving parts, the Audi TT Roadster will become a treasured addition to any collection. Year of manufacture: from 2007 Scale: 1:18 Manufacturer: Minichamps 501.05.005.15 Light Silver 501.05.005.25* Deep Sea Blue 15 Miniatures_2011_2012_Cat18.indd 15 05.08.11 07:56 0096_11_MiniK_2011_Version_00_09_RZ_3.indd 15 05.07.2011 13:33:02 Uhr Audi R8 5.2 FSI quattro | 1:18 16 Miniatures_2011_2012_Cat18.indd 16 05.08.11 07:56 0096_11_MiniK_2011_Version_00_09_RZ_3.indd 16 05.07.2011 13:33:05 Uhr 100 % Audi + 1:18 Series Audi R8 5.2 FSI quattro From 0 to 100 km/h in 3.9 seconds – the power of the original is palpable even on a scale of 1:18. The doors and bonnets of this charismatic model can be opened and the rear spoiler can be extended. Year of manufacture: from 2009 Scale: 1:18 Manufacturer: Kyosho 501.09.184.15 Sepang Blue 501.09.184.25 Suzuka Grey 17 Miniatures_2011_2012_Cat18.indd 17 05.08.11 07:56 0096_11_MiniK_2011_Version_00_09_RZ_3.indd 17 05.07.2011 13:33:15 Uhr 18 Miniatures_2011_2012_Cat18.indd 18 05.08.11 07:56 0096_11_MiniK_2011_Version_00_09_RZ_3.indd 18 05.07.2011 13:33:24 Uhr 1:18 Series 19 Miniatures_2011_2012_Cat18.indd 19 05.08.11 07:56 0096_11_MiniK_2011_Version_00_09_RZ_3.indd 19 05.07.2011 13:33:31 Uhr Audi R8 Spyder 5.2 FSI quattro | 1:18 20 Miniatures_2011_2012_Cat18.indd 20 05.08.11 07:56 0096_11_MiniK_2011_Version_00_09_RZ_3.indd 20 05.07.2011 13:33:34 Uhr 100 % Audi + 1:18 Series Audi R8 Spyder 5.2 FSI quattro The unbridled power and sculptural quality of this high-performance sports car is immediately apparent. Even at a scale of 1:18 the Audi R8 Spyder fl aunts its outstanding open-top fl air. Year of manufacture: from 2009 Scale: 1:18 Manufacturer: Kyosho 501.09.185.15 Ibis White 501.09.185.25 Teak Brown 21 Miniatures_2011_2012_Cat18.indd 21 05.08.11 07:56 0096_11_MiniK_2011_Version_00_09_RZ_3.indd 21 05.07.2011 13:33:56 Uhr 1: 43 Series Exquisite details, fi nished to perfection by highly skilled craftsmen. The result: absolute authenticity and passion in a miniature format. 22 Miniatures_2011_2012_Cat18.indd 22 05.08.11 07:56 0096_11_MiniK_2011_Version_00_09_RZ_3.indd 22 05.07.2011 13:48:50 Uhr 1:43 Series 23 Miniatures_2011_2012_Cat18.indd 23 05.08.11 07:56 0096_11_MiniK_2011_Version_00_09_RZ_3.indd 23 05.07.2011 13:48:52 Uhr Audi A1, Audi A3 Sportback, Audi RS 3 Sportback | 1:43 Audi A1 Urban mobility for the unique individual – even as a miniature, the new Audi A1 appears larger than life. Year of manufacture: from 2010 Scale: 1:43 Manufacturer: Kyosho 501.10.010.13 Ice Silver 501.10.010.23 Misano Red 501.10.010.33 Phantom Black 24 Miniatures_2011_2012_Cat18.indd 24 05.08.11 07:56 0096_11_MiniK_2011_Version_00_09_RZ_3.indd 24 05.07.2011 13:49:07 Uhr 100 % Audi + 1:43 Series Audi A3 Sportback Audi RS 3 Sportback This sporty fi ve-door off ers maximum driving Its breathtaking performance is based on Audi’s core pleasure, fl exibility and safety, making it the ultimate technologies. The 5-cylinder engine with turbocharg- in individual mobility. And these attributes are ing and 250 kW (340 PS) output displays great poise refl ected playfully in its miniature 1:43 scale sibling. in its power development. Year of manufacture: from 2004 Year of manufacture: from 2011 Scale: 1:43 Scale: 1:43 Manufacturer: Minichamps Manufacturer: Schuco 501.04.030.33 Mauritius Blue 501.10.130.13 Misano Red 501.10.130.23 Daytona Grey 25 Miniatures_2011_2012_Cat18.indd 25 05.08.11 07:56 0096_11_MiniK_2011_Version_00_09_RZ_3.indd 25 05.07.2011 13:49:17 Uhr Audi A3 Cabriolet, Audi A4 | 1:43 Audi A3 Cabriolet Elegant and evocative – an athletic aura and a slim line silhouette. Open or closed, the Audi A3 Cabriolet travels in style, in any weather – an essential addition to any miniature collection. Year of manufacture: from 2008 Scale: 1:43 Manufacturer: Minichamps 501.08.033.13 Ibis White 501.08.033.23 Ice Silver 501.08.033.33 Phantom Black 26 Miniatures_2011_2012_Cat18.indd 26 05.08.11 07:56 0096_11_MiniK_2011_Version_00_09_RZ_3.indd 26 05.07.2011 13:49:29 Uhr 100 % Audi + 1:43 Series Audi A4 This model with original Audi A4 paint fi nish demonstrates the thrilling versatility of the Audi A4.
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