Bentley Motors launches Supersports FULLSEND miniatures
Inspired by Bentley’s gymkhana-style film starring Travis Pastrana, the collection recreates the 666 PS Supersports in detailed scale models
Luxury automaker Bentley Motors has launched a limited-edition collection celebrating its most adrenaline-fuelled film yet, Supersports: FULL SEND, featuring extreme sports icon Travis Pastrana behind the wheel. Combining 666 PS (horsepower), rear-wheel drive, and a highly capable chassis and aerodynamic package, the Bentley Supersports showcases a new level of performance for the brand, highlighted in a gymkhana-style film shot at Bentley’s headquarters in Crewe.
Scale model details
The new Bentley scale model collection includes two highly detailed replicas in 1:18 and 1:43 scale, based on the #199 Supersports featured in the film. These plinth-mounted models capture intricate design elements such as the dive planes, side sills, fender blades, rear diffuser, and fixed rear wing, faithfully recreating the full-size performance car in miniature form.
Deathspray livery faithfully recreated
For the film, Bentley commissioned a bold FULL SEND livery created by artist David Gwyther, better known as “Deathspray” (Death Spray Customs). Known for his influence in motorsport liveries, motorcycle design, and automotive art, his work is instantly recognisable.
The design features a striking monochrome base with neon green accents, including green-tinted windows. This aggressive visual identity has been carefully replicated on both scale models, along with signature wheel finishes green at the front and white at the rear.
Even the interior details of the Supersports FULL SEND car have been recreated, including the hydraulic handbrake, used by Travis Pastrana during the high-intensity gymkhana runs across Bentley’s Crewe factory.
Supersports FULL SEND artwork collection
Alongside the models, Bentley is also releasing two limited-edition artistic prints. One captures the dramatic burnout sequence from the film’s opening scene, while the other showcases the Supersports sliding through the factory in full drift motion.
These hand screen-printed artworks are individually numbered and designed around the same bold livery-inspired aesthetic, making them collectible pieces for fans of Bentley Motors and motorsport culture.
Supersports FULL SEND - behind the scenes
The Supersports: FULL SEND film celebrates the new Bentley Supersports, the driving skill of Travis Pastrana, and the historic Bentley factory in Crewe, which has benefited from significant investment in recent years.
To showcase the car’s capabilities, Pastrana worked with Bentley in September 2025 to create a gymkhana-style film inside the factory grounds, originally built in 1938 on Pyms Lane, Crewe, a setup internally nicknamed “Pymkhana”.
The project began in April last year, when Bentley identified an opportunity to create a completely new style of performance film. After approval from the Bentley Board of Management, engineers from the R&D department developed a specially prepared Supersports prototype designed for extreme driving conditions.
Availability and deliveries
The new Bentley Supersports FULL SEND collection will be available across key global markets including the UK, Europe (EU27 plus Switzerland and Turkey), USA, Canada, Australia, New Zealand, Malaysia, Japan, Oman, Bahrain, UAE, Qatar, and Kuwait.
Production of the full-size Bentley Supersports customer cars is scheduled to begin in Q4 2026, with deliveries expected from early 2027.
For collectors, the 1:43 FULL SEND limited edition model is already available via The Bentley Collection store at approximately £100 (around AED 500). Pricing for the larger 1:18 scale model has not yet been officially announced, though similar Bentley collectibles typically range between £130-£220 (AED 640-1,080) depending on detail and exclusivity.
