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Worlds & Stories
Road icons, racing heritage and the details that make a miniature unmistakable.
Ford Puma Rally1
A 2022 Puma and a 2025 Puma can look like close relatives on a model shelf. The date looks like something for the little name card. Then the hybrid system disappears from the rules, and that small date starts explaining a fairly large change underneath.
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Ford Mustang GTD
Usually a car’s rear window is there to show you what is behind it. The Mustang GTD has an additional view concerned with what is happening inside. Its rear suspension sits where Ford thought it deserved an audience. I can understand the impulse. There is quite a lot of Mustang being rearranged back there.
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Ford Mustang Dark Horse
A suitably ominous name is useful if the car’s main job is appearing on a T-shirt. The Dark Horse had a more demanding assignment: keeping a road-going Mustang interested in repeated track use. I went past the badge and found a fairly substantial conversation about heat.
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Ford GT
98, 5, 68. Put these little Fords together and it looks like a grid of race cars. Look again: two are modern road-car tributes, while one represents the GT that won its class at Le Mans in 2016. The numbers send us to different places.
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