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Trends Hobby: Licensed GT3 Race Cars at 1:64, From Le Mans to DTM

Trends Hobby is a 1:64 brand for people who actually watch endurance racing. Instead of generic sports cars, it makes the specific GT3 race cars that won, lost and nearly won at Le Mans, in DTM and across the GT calendar. If your favourite weekend viewing is a 24-hour race, this is a brand to follow.

Race Cars, Properly Licensed

Trends Hobby specialises in officially licensed racing replicas, mainly the Porsche 911 GT3 R and the Lamborghini Huracán GT3 EVO2. Retailers describe the models as 1:64 diecast with authentic livery graphics and sponsor details, supplied with an acrylic case and base, and some with an opening hood and real rubber tyres. Sticking to a tight set of race cars lets the brand put its effort into getting aero parts, wheels and liveries right.

The Races Behind the Liveries

What makes Trends Hobby interesting is that every livery is tied to a real event. The range draws on:

  • 24 Hours of Le Mans: including Porsche 911 GT3 R cars from the LMGT3 class, such as the 2024 class-winning EMA Motorsport entry
  • DTM: Lamborghini Huracán GT3 EVO2 cars from the German touring car series
  • GT World Challenge Asia, China GT and Bathurst 12 Hour: regional and international liveries that most brands overlook
  • Heritage racing: the 1998 Porsche 911 GT1, one of the most famous Le Mans cars of its era

It also makes a handful of road cars, such as the Porsche 918 Spyder, the Taycan Turbo GT and special Lamborghini editions, but racing is where the brand's identity sits.

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Browse them all in the Trends Hobby collection. Many are sold as pre-orders, and our pre-order guide explains how that works.

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Building a Racing Shelf

Trends Hobby pairs naturally with our other motorsport brands. Read about the Absolute Racing liveries in our Almost Real feature, the Team WRT BMW and Bushi Rexy Porsche in our Spark feature, and the wider racing range in our guides to Tarmac Works and Mini GT. For the full list of brands, visit our Complete Guide to Diecast Collecting in India.

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