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The 2022 NSR catalogue has just arrived. Centre stage is the new McLaren 720S GT3...

       

I can't wait to see performance data for these cars - but I suspect they'll fly off the shelves anyway! There's more GT stuff to look forward to, starting with the Merc, Mosler and C7R...

       

And finishing with some very classy liveries on the Porsche and Aston Martin, plus all the white kits...

       

I'd say that's a much more tasty selection of GT liveries than usual - the BWT AMG GT3 and the Brumos Porsches definitely do it for me.

Next, the single seaters and Classic sports...

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That's a super selection of new liveries on the Formula 86/89 platform - I do especially like those 1989 Osella FA1M cars of Nicola Larini and Piercarlo Ghinzani  

For the 2022 Classic sportscars, it's 100% Porsche - and there are some crackers in there...

       

I've already looked at the red and white Escudería Tibidabo 908/3 here - but I can promise you some of the others with get the weekend news feature treatment, maybe a look back to Brands Hatch 1970...

       

All the white kits remain in production.

In the final post, I'll look at the Abarths, Clios etc - and pull out the highlights from the spares and accessories section...

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Nothing much to get excited about there. I'm surprised they don't throw in a rally livery or two each year.

And then a quick scroll through the spares & accessories...

   

Very interesting! And tucked away at the bottom of page 41 too.

Elsewhere, there are these new spares...

• A new 'high gear ratio' anglewinder motor pod in all four hardnesses
  
• A new 27T anglewinder aluminium gear
  
• A new range of 'balanced hub' plastic inline, sidewinder and anglewinder gears in the same sizes as the previous plastic versions
  
• A new front and rear axle kits for the Formula 86/89 cars
  
• New rear axle kits for Carrera GT3, Classic and Can-Am cars
  
• New 'No Air' system rear hubs for the Formula 86/89 cars
  
• New 'ultralight' plastic front hubs for the Formula 86/89 cars
  
• New 1.8mm (external) motor wire
  
• A new ultralight, low profile set screw
  

And that's your lot. You can download a pdf of the catalogue here: https://www.nsrslot.it/assets/download/d...loghi.html