McLaren M19a as driven by Mark Donohue in the Sunoco Livery for Team Penske in 1971

As above, model shown is a modified BRM C51

McLaren M19a Denny Hulme as driven in the 1971 GP Season. Sheet includes the numbers the car ran under in that year.

Model shown is a modified BRM C51 which has been made to look like the McLaren, The decals are scaled to recreate this as the two cars are similar..

This livery shows the M19a in the Yardley livery used in 71.  This set is specifically designed for the Betta & Classic GF bodyshell

Possibly one of the most famous F1 liveries. The car of James Hunt from 1976

First model shown is a Scalextric McLaren M23 (c127) and the second is a Polistil diecast, that Samuele Buschini kindly sent in. He modified the standard decal set to suit his model, showing what ingenuity and imagination can achieve!!

An alternate "High Airbox" James Hunt livery is available which will fit both the modern Scalextric version and the SRC version of this car. It only has the sponsor logos however and not the colour panels 

McLaren M23 in Chesterfield livery. Driven by Nelson Piquet in 1978

Model shown is a Scalextric Mclaren M23 (c127)

McLaren M23 in Luck Strike livery, Driven by Dave Charelton for the South African GP in 1974

Model shown is a Scalextric Mclaren M23 (c127)

McLaren M23 which ran in the 1973 season. Two versions available - either Denny Hulme or Peter Revson

Model shown is a Scalextric Mclaren M23 (c127)

McLaren M23 in Iberia livery, Driven by Emilio DeVillota in 1977

Model shown is a Scalextric Mclaren M23 (c127)

MRRC Version of the McLaren M23. This is a copy of the original decal sheet

Model shown is an MRRC Mclaren M23

Different liveries for the M26 were used for various races.  In the latter part of 1978, this Lowenbrau livery was used

This decal set is 1/32 scale and was designed for the resin body kit produced by DNQ and J Santos 

Built to replace the ageing M23, the M26 was first raced in 76 but immiediately withdrawn for some re-designs. It next raced at the Spanish GP in 77. The cars performance increased steadily and claimed 3 wins. It was used again in 78 but was overshadowed with the introduction of the ground effect Lotus 78

This decal set is 1/32 scale and was designed for the resin body kit produced by DNQ and J Santos 

Model shown is this resin kit.

For the rest of the 2021 season the car retained the more familiar "papaya" orange and blue livery, although sponsors did change throught the season. This version depicts the car that Daniel Ricciardo drove to victory at monza, with lando coming in second.

This decal set is 1/32 scale and was designed for the Policar range of modern Formula 1 cars which is the model shown

This decal set can represent the car driven by either Lando or Daniel

Recommended Paint used is Humbrol Orange #18

For 2021, Mclaren revised the previous years car and called it the MCL35M and it looks to be competative again.  For the Monaco GP McLaren used a livery based on the Gulf colours, which appeared to work well for Lando who finished on the podium in 3rd.

This decal set is 1/32 scale and was designed for the Policar range of modern Formula 1 cars which is the model shown

This decal set can represent the car driven by either Lando or Daniel

Paint used is Hycote Ford bermuda Blue