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The Ingolstadt-based Auto Union had the finger on the pulse and won the hearts of motorists with its model DKW "Sonderklasse" F91 - which was initially presented to the public at the International Auto Show in 1953. The DKW F91 did not only fascinate customers in Germany - also abroad the mid-range car proved to be very popular.

The Belgian importer for Auto-Union DKW cars was located in Brussels - at the address Simon Michaux Garage - 49 Rue de Hollande. In the 1950s the company was led by the name giver itself - Simon Michaus - and for him it was not only economically appealing to deal with the Bavarian cars - he also identified himself with the cars. The Belgian saw the car with different eyes and was such enthused by the car that he even designed his own sportive bodywork for it. He used the 18th Birthday of his daughter as an opportunity realize his idea. Simon Michaux took one of the imported DKW F91 from the years 1954/55 and removed its standard bodywork. Onto the chassis he fitted his new hand-finished - sheet-metal car body - which did not a bit bear a resemblance to the original appearance. The design of front end - without a front bumper and its centrally arranged radiator grill fitted with the badges of the original manufactures Auto-Union and DKW - equaled the front of a real sportscar. In contrast to the front end - the rear was not so plainly designed. The rear featured two massive lateral fins in which the rear lights were fitted. Unfortunately - the reaction of his daughter as she received the especially for her designed car as a gift is not known.

Later on the unique DKW was sold to France and from there it went into the Dutch collection "Stolze".

Limited edition of 333 pieces worldwide. Comes in a display case.

This Auto Union DKW Michaux Spider (1954) resin model car is white. It is made by Autocult and is 1:43 scale (approx. 9cm / 3.5in long). Limited edition of 333 pieces worldwide. This model also comes in its own display case to keep it in perfect dust free condition.
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Diecast models are manufactured to various scales based on measurements taken from the actual vehicles. The rule to remember is the higher the scale number, the smaller the model!

So, 1:2 scale quite ltierally means it is 1/2 (half) the size and 1:4 scale means it is 1/4 (quarter) the size.  Here is a rough guide to the size of our models although this will vary depending on the size of the actual vehicle. Please note that the scale and size of models differs per department. Please refer to the individual product page to find out the estimated size of the actual model you would like to purchase.

Bikes

1:32 scale will be approximately 5cm long
1:24 scale will be approximately 8cm long
1:18 scale will be approximately 10-12cm long
1:12 scale will be approximately 14-18cm long
1:10 scale will be approximately 20-28cm long
1:6 scale will be approximately 30-38cm long

Cars

1:64 scale will be approximately 6cm long
1:43 scale will be approximately 10cm long
1:24 scale will be approximately 15-25cm long
1:18 scale will be approximately 20-30cm long
1:12 scale will be approximately 30-40cm long

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