Our miniature Rolls-Royce models span the marque's history, from coachbuilt post-war saloons such as the Silver Wraith and Silver Cloud to the modern Phantom. Makers including Kyosho, MCG, Cult Scale and Oxford Diecast have produced them in diecast and resin, mostly in 1:18 with some 1:43. Use the filters to narrow by scale or maker, with worldwide delivery.
Rolls-Royce in Miniature
Most Rolls-Royce collectors choose 1:18, a size that suits the long bonnets and formal proportions of these cars, while 1:43 lets you build a larger line-up in less space. Our scale guide explains how the scales compare. Diecast metal models are heavier and sometimes have opening parts, while resin models are sealed but capture fine detail on small production runs.
Coachbuilt Classics: Silver Wraith and Silver Cloud
The post-war Silver Wraith could be ordered as a bare chassis and bodied by an independent coachbuilder such as Hooper, H.J. Mulliner or Park Ward. Hooper's Empress style is known for its lower roofline than the upright saloons of the period. MCG has made the 1956 Silver Wraith Empress by Hooper in 1:18 diecast, along with the Silver Cloud III Flying Spur by H.J. Mulliner.
Cult Scale has covered the Silver Cloud drophead coupe of the early 1960s and the Silver Shadow in 1:18 resin, and Oxford Diecast has produced 1:43 models such as the Phantom V and Corniche. If you enjoy classic British luxury cars, our Bentley model cars share much of the same history, and our Jaguar model cars cover another great British marque.
Silver Spur and Silver Seraph
The Silver Spirit, introduced in 1980, began a new generation of Rolls-Royce saloons, and the Silver Spur was its long-wheelbase version; MCG has made the Silver Spur in 1:18 diecast. The Silver Seraph, unveiled at the 1998 Geneva Motor Show, was the first Rolls-Royce with a twelve-cylinder engine since the Phantom III and used a 5.4-litre BMW V12. Cult Scale has made it in 1:18 resin.
The Modern Phantom
The Phantom Drophead Coupe was unveiled at the North American International Auto Show in Detroit in January 2007 and built at Goodwood, with the fixed-roof Phantom Coupe following in 2008. Kyosho has made both in 1:18 diecast in several colours, as well as the Ghost and the extended-wheelbase Phantom.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who makes a Rolls-Royce Phantom scale model?
Kyosho has made the modern Phantom, Phantom Coupe and Phantom Drophead Coupe in 1:18 diecast. Classic Phantom V models have been made in 1:43 by Oxford Diecast.
Are Rolls-Royce models diecast or resin?
Both. Kyosho, MCG and Oxford Diecast make diecast models, while Cult Scale models are resin.
Is there a Rolls-Royce Cullinan diecast model?
Yes, the Cullinan has been made as a 1:18 diecast model. Search the grid above to see whether one is available.
Are these Rolls-Royce toy cars?
No. They are detailed display models for adult collectors, with fine parts that are not designed for play.