Legends_of_Le_Mans

Created with the collector in mind, these stunning digital recreations of Automobilists Limited Edition Tributes capture the essence of true memorabilia. 

Featuring the famous and fascinating Ford GT40 that was originally designed to get ahead of a single competitor who was dominating this format of racing, but went on to win in a formation finish in the 1966 edition of Le Mans, and then continued with its winning ways for another three years. 

FORD GT40 - TRIBUTE | 24H LE MANS 1966 #1/50

Designed in official partnership with one of the most iconic motorsport, 24H Le Mans, introducing Automobilists new collectable series of digital vehicles called Turnarounds!

The Jaguar D-Type, one of Britains most beautiful race cars, was a sports racing car produced by Jaguar between 1954 and 1957. Although the car shared its engine and many mechanical components with the C-Type, its aviation-industry-influenced design was radically different, and so was its success story, setting a new average speed record en route to a famous win in 1957.

This is where the journey for each Fine Art piece begins, with the reconstruction of the car in full 3D, accurate down to every minute detail. Every imperfection, nut, bolt and coat of paint is carefully detailed in an unprecedented level of accuracy.  

JAGUAR D-TYPE | TURNAROUND #7/10

Created with the collector in mind, these stunning digital recreations of Automobilists Limited Edition Tributes capture the essence of true memorabilia. 

The Jaguar D-Type, one of Britains most beautiful race cars, was a sports racing car produced by Jaguar between 1954 and 1957. Although the car shared its engine and many mechanical components with the C-Type, its aviation-industry-influenced design was radically different, and so was its success story, setting a new average speed record en route a famous win in 1957.

JAGUAR D TYPE - TRIBUTE | 24H LE MANS 1957 #8/50

FORD GT40 - TRIBUTE | 24H LE MANS 1966 #8/50

Created with the collector in mind, these stunning digital recreations of Automobilists Limited Edition Tributes capture the essence of true memorabilia. 

Marking the 51st Anniversary of Porsches first win at Le Mans in 1971 is the turnaround that takes you back to that famous victory. The German marque has won the worlds most famous endurance race no fewer than 19 times. This car gave Porsche its second overall win at the 24 hours of Le Mans, and became revered for its high power output with speeds in excess of 220mph. 

PORSCHE 917 - TRIBUTE |  GULF - 24H LE MANS 1971 #41/50

Designed in official partnership with one of the most iconic motorsport, 24H Le Mans, introducing Automobilists new collectable series of digital vehicles called Turnarounds!

Marking the 51st Anniversary of Porsches first win at Le Mans in 1970 is the turnaround that takes you back to that famous victory. The German marque has won the worlds most famous endurance race no fewer than 19 times. This car gave Porsche its first overall wins at the 24 hours of Le Mans, and became revered for its high power output with speeds in excess of 220mph. 

This is where the journey for each Fine Art piece begins, with the reconstruction of the car in full 3D, accurate down to every minute detail. Every imperfection, nut, bolt and coat of paint is carefully detailed in an unprecedented level of accuracy.

PORSCHE 917 | TURNAROUND #7/10

PORSCHE 917 | TURNAROUND #9/10

FORD GT40 - TRIBUTE | 24H LE MANS 1966 #25/50

PORSCHE 917 - TRIBUTE |  GULF - 24H LE MANS 1971 #18/50

PORSCHE 917 - TRIBUTE |  GULF - 24H LE MANS 1971 #39/50

JAGUAR D TYPE - TRIBUTE | 24H LE MANS 1957 #10/50

FORD GT40 - TRIBUTE | 24H LE MANS 1966 #6/50

PORSCHE 917 - TRIBUTE |  GULF - 24H LE MANS 1971 #13/50

Designed in official partnership with one of the most iconic motorsport, 24H Le Mans, introducing Automobilists new collectable series of digital vehicles called Turnarounds!

Featuring the famous and fascinating Ford GT40 that was originally designed to get ahead of a single competitor who was dominating this format of racing, but went on to win in a formation finish in the 1966 edition of Le Mans, and then continued with its winning ways for another three years. 
 
This is where the journey for each Fine Art piece begins, with the reconstruction of the car in full 3D, accurate down to every minute detail. Every imperfection, nut, bolt and coat of paint is carefully detailed in an unprecedented level of accuracy. 