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28/09/2024 1:14 pm
Altaya continues to extend their micro car collection with more upcoming releases…
1971 Vamos Honda
1967 Attica 200
1963 Isard T-400
1969 Suzuki Carry Van
1962 Bambi Microcupe
1937 SIMCA Cinq
1977 Reliant Robin (orange, to go with the yellow)
28/09/2024 2:27 pm
Interesting little vehicles ... both replica and real !
28/09/2024 3:59 pm
Three-wheeled cars in the UK were legally identified as motorcycles because they were taxed as such.
Autominologist residing in the Robin Hood County
Nottinghamshire England UK
28/09/2024 7:35 pm
Tiny gems, each and every one! So cool... 😎 😎 😎 😎
Fred Eliseeff and John Kuvakas reacted
29/09/2024 4:11 am
Very intersting partwork.
There are also handbuilt miniatures of microcars. I'm gòing to write an article about one workshop, which produce high quality models in this direction. I hope, it will be published in future.
30/09/2024 11:08 am
Very intersting partwork.
There are also handbuilt miniatures of microcars. I'm gòing to write an article about one workshop, which produce high quality models in this direction. I hope, it will be published in future.
One of the more prolific microcar manufacturers using white metal were S.A.M.S. Unfortunately, they have recently stopped producing any 1:43rd scale models and selling the remainder plus brass masters.
Autominologist residing in the Robin Hood County
Nottinghamshire England UK
Christopher Moroni and Karl Schnelle reacted
07/10/2024 3:48 pm
Brings back memories of the late great Bruce Weiner microcar collection, some of which found their way to the Lane Motor Museum.
07/10/2024 3:50 pm
VERY COOL AND UNUSUAL MODELS....I LOVE THE SIMCA.