
Rolls-Royce

An officially licensed 1:18 metal model of the eighth-generation Rolls-Royce Phantom, almost 30 cm long, with rear-hinged coach doors, an opening bonnet over the V12, the starlight headliner printed inside and steerable wheels.
Often searched for as a Rolls Royce Phantom VIII toy car. This is a collector's diecast model rather than a toy.
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Size: 1:18 scale, roughly 25 to 28 cm long. See it on a ruler
The Phantom VIII is the car Rolls-Royce calls its flagship, and at 1:18 it is the flagship of this catalogue too: the longest modern saloon we sell and, being licensed, the one whose proportions come from Rolls-Royce's own data. The Pantheon grille stands proud of the bonnet with individual vertical vanes, the Spirit of Ecstasy is a separate chromed casting, and the shoulder line runs unbroken from headlamp to tail light as it should.
The rear doors are coach doors, hinged at the back, and they open wide onto a cabin with the lambswool-effect floor printed and the starlight headliner picked out in tiny white dots on the roof lining. The front doors open conventionally. The bonnet lifts over the 6.75-litre V12. The wheels are the 22-inch design with the self-righting RR centre caps and the front pair steer. Paint on this batch is a two-tone with the roof and upper body in a darker shade.
It ships with a foam collar around the bonnet to protect the mascot, and it is the model we would buy if we could only have one Rolls-Royce.
At 1:18 this is a large model, roughly a ruler's length, and it is built as a display piece rather than a toy. Expect metal body panels with proper hinges, a carpeted or textured floor inside, and a finished engine bay under the bonnet. Give it about 30 cm of shelf width and lift it by the roof or chassis, not the bumpers.
Catalogue checked 23 September 2026. Lengths are typical for the scale; exact dimensions vary by car.
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