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Is anyone familiar with the Jcollection line? It seems to be modern
Japanese cars. I was looking at a display in our public library today, and a mini-car in our scale was displayed, still in its case. It was marked "Jcollection," and I came home and looked it up. Interesting resin pieces, if anyone is looking at this subject field.
Been around for quite a while.
A branch of the Ixo empire, specialising in Japanese cars.
Follow this link to the Ixo/J Collection site
Edit: OOPS! Sorry David, I just saw the header of your post and thought you were enquiring about a brand you weren't familiar with!
Anyway,. the link may be useful to someone else.
Graeme.M. Ogg
London U.K.
Thanks, Graeme. It's interesting to see a full line of models that I'm not familiar with. I have a few IXO models, and now I know a little more about the full line.
Not only Ixo but earlier models were done by Kyosho.
I have several taxi models all them being by Kyosho wich includes some exclusive Japanese market only.
PIC an example of a J-Collection model
photo no longer available
Autominologist residing in the Robin Hood County
Nottinghamshire England UK
Karl, I am not familiar with the HobbyDB site, but I found it through your
Jcollection note. Just to see what might be there, I searched "Packard." Surprise! Some of the pictures that came up were very familiar; they even included some of the little people who hang around my display area. I think these were pictures that I have posted on this forum, and then I remembered that you mentioned using some. Great fun to find them! If I'm right, then I thank you. If not, oh well, somebody liked them. Enjoy!
Those are your pics via me! You gave your permission a while ago so I am happily posting all your great photos to hobbyDB! We should keep these as an historic record of the hobby and of great diecast/resin replicas and toys. Thanks so much for all your efforts!