
BMW Nazca M12 Chrome Silver Revell 1:18

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About the BMW Nazca M12 Chrome Silver Revell 1:18
TL;DR: Revell's 1:18 diecast BMW Nazca M12 in chrome silver reproduces the concept car Italdesign built around a BMW-sourced V12 engine in the early 1990s. It never reached production, making this diecast a rare record of a design study most collectors have never seen firsthand.
Some of the most interesting supercars are the ones that never sold a single unit, and the Nazca M12 belongs firmly on that list.
Italdesign's Vision for a BMW-Powered Supercar
Giorgetto Giugiaro's Italdesign studio built the Nazca M12 as a design exercise powered by a BMW V12 engine, wrapping it in a dramatic, low-slung body that showcased the studio's supercar ambitions independent of any single manufacturer's production plans. The project stayed at the concept stage, part of a small family of Nazca-badged studies Italdesign produced in the early 1990s, and none of them ever reached series production. That makes the Nazca M12 a genuine design curiosity, a supercar that exists almost entirely in period photographs and the handful of surviving prototypes.
Revell's Diecast Coverage of a True Design Rarity
The chrome silver finish suits the Nazca's sculpted, technical surfacing, and diecast construction gives the concept genuine shelf weight despite its purely conceptual origins. Few manufacturers touch subjects this obscure, which makes this piece valuable less for its detail level and more for simply existing at all. For a concept-car or Italdesign-focused collection, the Nazca M12 offers a story almost no other diecast on the market can tell.














