No. 047of500 1967 Ferrari 275 GTB/4
Eleven weeks of hand-fitting. Forty-six photo-etched brass components. A nine-stage lacquer process matched to the original Rosso Chiaro OEM factory code. Reserved for collectors who will never see another one like it.
The next four releases — each capped at 500 units, each already spoken for, in part.
37% of every release is held back for existing waitlist members before the public window opens. The counters below update against the live allocation ledger; numbers shown are the verified state of the workshop on the day of printing.
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- Public Window
- Opens 02 April
- Delivery
- October 2026
- Window Closes
- 28 February
- Delivery
- May 2026
Five stages from tooling to the founder’s signature. A 142-year record of master-craftsman hands.
The atelier in Gröbenzell runs to a different calendar than the rest of the trade. Where the industry standard covers photo-etched brass on 12% of releases and finishes in a single lacquer coat, every Gremir edition wears brass on every component and is lacquered in nine stages validated by BMW Classic. The founder inspects and signs every 1:18 before it leaves Bavaria.
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Tooling & First Article
Patterns are cut in-house from archived OEM drawings, factory technical bulletins and where available, original marque tooling. A first article in white metal is set against the original reference vehicle before the production tooling is signed off.
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Hand-Fitted Photo-Etched Brass
Grilles, wipers, seatbelts, latch strikers, dashboard needles: every brass component is hand-fitted by a single craftsman from a photo-etched fret, never moulded in. The 2023 Nuremberg Toy Fair audit verified Gremir uses brass on 100% of releases where the industry norm sits at 12%.
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Nine-Stage Lacquer, OEM-Matched
A proprietary process developed with Glasurit and validated by BMW Classic in 2022: nine coats, hand-flatted between stages, mixed on the day from the original OEM factory code. The 1973 Carrera RS wears a measured 0.04 mm of lacquer — verified by cross-section under microscope.
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Decals, Pad-Printing & Inspection
Each water-slide decal is pad-printed locally from a master artwork drawn against the marque’s original specification sheet. Every car passes through two independent inspectors at three checkpoints before it is released to the signing bench.
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Founder’s Signature & Allocation
Andreas Gremir personally inspects and signs every 1:18 release — a stand-alone step that does not exist at any other manufacturer in the category. The unit is then allocated a number from 001 to 500, recorded against the buyer, and entered into the permanent heritage register held at the atelier.
Read the full atelier dossier →
The verifiable record of a sixteen-year atelier.
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142
years
Combined master-craftsman experience across the founding team — former Rolls-Royce and BAE Systems modelers.
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184
distinct models
Released across sixteen years. None repeated, none reissued under the same number.
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Average pre-order sell-out across the 2023 cohort of limited releases.
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% reorder
Customer reorder rate within 18 months — the highest documented in the premium category (Hobbies Industry Benchmark 2024).
“An atelier that builds fewer than five hundred cars a year, signs them by hand, and still answers a collector’s question on the telephone on a Saturday afternoon.”
Four years running on the industry’s most cited lists.
The BMW Museum Munich, the Cité de l’Automobile Mulhouse and the Haynes International Motor Museum hold Gremir models in their permanent collections. Scale Auto Enthusiast placed Gremir in its Top 10 World-Class Manufacturers for four consecutive years, 2021–2024.
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Switzerland Autobau, Romanshorn
- Scale Auto Enthusiast · Top 10 World-Class Manufacturers, 2021 / 2022 / 2023 / 2024
- Diecast Collector Magazine · Manufacturer of the Year, 2022 & 2024
- International Hobby Expo 2024 · Best in Show, Die-Cast Category
- Nuremberg Toy Fair 2023 · Independent audit, 100% photo-etched brass verification
The 1:8 Porsche 917K “Le Mans 1970” — awarded at the International Hobby Expo.
The 917K that crossed the line first at Le Mans in 1970 has been a private commission case in our studio for two years before public release. Built in 1:8 with hand-formed aluminium body panels over the brass chassis, finished in the precise hue of the Gulf-Martini stripe set registered to that chassis, and signed on its plinth by the lead engineer who supervised the project.
- Scale
- 1 : 8
- Edition Cap
- 500 units, individually numbered
- Components
- 1,142 parts, 318 in photo-etched brass
- Build Time
- 19 weeks per unit
- Awarded
- Best in Show, Die-Cast — Intl. Hobby Expo 2024
37% of every release is held for you, before the public window opens.
The waitlist is not a marketing list. It is a standing allocation agreement: every release, 185 of the 500 units are reserved for existing waitlist members before any external announcement is made. Membership is moderated, free of charge, and confers priority on every future edition at the original pre-order price.
The atelier caps total membership at 25,000. As of the most recent count there are 24,600 members on the ledger. The waitlist for new applicants reopens at the next quarterly allocation — typically four to six weeks from today.
Apply for the WaitlistMembership reviewed by the atelier. No purchase required. Existing members do not lose priority on future releases.
No. 047 of 500. The 1967 Ferrari 275 GTB/4 in 1:18.
312 of 500 units reserved. Public window opens at the next allocation. Eleven weeks from order to the founder’s signature on your plinth.
Industriestraße 14, 82194 Gröbenzell, Bavaria, Germany. By appointment, Tuesday through Friday, 09:00–17:00.
14,500 sq ft atelier, 23 craftspeople, 7 specialist subcontractors. Carbon-neutral since 2021, verified by TÜV Süd.
Inventory & tooling valued at €6.2M, fully insured through Allianz Fine Art & Collectibles. 25-year defect warranty on every release.