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26/05/2023 2:24 pm
I love that XJ-S. I have it in a larger scale although it looks amazing in 1/64.
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04/06/2023 5:57 pm
INNO64 1/64 - Jaguar XJ-S customer version in British Racing Green.
Racing versions were shown here recently.
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04/06/2023 7:24 pm
Very nice. Where do you buy INNO models?
Ed Davis
Inverness, Illinois, USA
04/06/2023 9:24 pm
I will have to watch for these. Detail on that Jaguar looks good.
Ed Davis
Inverness, Illinois, USA
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14/06/2023 12:57 pm
BoS 1950 Jaguar Mark V Sedan
BoS (Best of Show) have put out two variations in 1/87 scale of the 1948 to 1951 Jaguar Mark V.
Built in resin, these are well detailed. BoS lists it as a 1950. Here is the maroon and black version.
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18/06/2023 8:50 am
BoS 1950 Jaguar Mark V Sedan in cream.
Here is the second issue of the 1950 Jaguar Mark V.
Mike DeTorrice reacted
18/06/2023 6:33 pm
I have not seen any of these 1/87 scale BoS cars, but they look great. Many years ago I had a HO scale train layout. I wish cars of this level of detail were available back then. Thanks for pictures.
Ed Davis
Inverness, Illinois, USA
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28/06/2023 9:39 am
2023 Hot Wheels RLC Exclusive 1964 Jaguar E-Type Spectraflame Green Redline Club
This issue is a new casting by HotWheels similar, but not the same as the Matchbox issue of the 1961 E-Type with much more detail. This one sold in a series of 30,000 all numbered, in a special box and costing about $40 originally when sold this year by order direct from HotWheels.. It is held together with one screw and had a diecast silver engine, opening hood and chrome rear view mirrors.
Metallic British Racing Green paint is unique so far to this model. The model is held in the box with plastic and is not attached with a screw.
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30/06/2023 10:38 am
The Toy House Micro Mites Road Master Jaguar Mk.X
I came across this Impy Road Masters Jaguar on eBay recently which raised a few questions. Lone Star introduced its Impy Road Masters line about 1966.
I have several in various colours. In 1968 they changed to fast wheels replacing the ones shown here, which must be dated between 1966 and 1968.
All mine came in boxes saying Impy and Road Master. This one is carded in the USA and distributed by World Toy House, Saint Paul, Minnesota and called Micro Mites.
They are identical to the Impy series, made in England with full opening features and label on the base. I have just found this one colour so far.
This Jaguar Mk.X is in 1/64 scale.Others differ slightly in scale but are close to 1/64.
Does anyone know the history and background of this series?
All the issues offered are listed on the back of the card.
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08/07/2023 7:30 am
@david-green Hi David
World Toy House (WTH) get a mention in the above book. However, they are recorded as distributers only for the Lone Star Impy range, amongst others, and none of these ranges had the original manufacturer mentioned on the WTH packaging. My take is this engagement was fleeting and lasted about 2/3 years as the Impy models so far known are the original issues. A couple of reasons why the deal ended is either WTH didn't get the profits they expected or it was ended by the DCMT because they felt they didn't get the best out of the deal.
It would be interesting to know how Impy's were exported to the USA. Did DCMT put Impy's in the blister pack or was this carried out by WCH?
Autominologist residing in the Robin Hood County
Nottinghamshire England UK
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28/07/2023 9:57 am
BMC 1/64 - Jaguar XJ-S V12
Models of the Jaguar XJ-S seem popular right now will several companies issuing models. All seem to be made in China.
Here is the BMC version in Glacier White. Note two boxes, one with extra wheels etc. The model is diecast alloy.
And here it is in Cobalt Blue.
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01/08/2023 11:39 am
2018 Jaguar I-Pace eTrophy
The Jaguar I-Pace eTrophy is a race-spec version racecar of the Jaguar I-Pace, designed specifically to race in the one-make series of the same name. Many motorsport and supply companies, such as Bosch Motorsport, ABB, and Michelin, worked together in collaboration with Jaguar, specifically the Special Vehicle Operations department, to develop the racecar.
The Jaguar I-Pace eTrophy had its first track unveiling at the 2018 Ad Diriyah ePrix. Earlier, the racecar had its first public view anywhere as a concept at the 2017 Frankfurt Motor Show. It was also a competitor at the 2019 Goodwood Festival of Speed.
Jaguar i-Pace eTrophy comes with Electric with 395 horsepower and 696 nm of torque.Performance can do it 0-100 km/h(0-62 mph) in just 4.3 seconds and the top speed is 205 km/h (127 mph) includes 1-speed automatic with all wheel drive.
Only 20 units were made, and each one cost $260,000.
HotWheels Jaguars have been difficult to find in my area for the last couple of years. On Sunday my local Walmart finally got delivery of HotWheels including this 2022 issue that I have looked for since it was released.
I have yet to get this boxed special issue shown below.
John Kuvakas and Ed Davis reacted
01/08/2023 2:59 pm
Looks like a nice model. EV racing, we will see more of this, and more models of the cars.
Ed Davis
Inverness, Illinois, USA
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04/09/2023 10:31 am
2020 Jaguar F-PACE SUV.
The whole automotive industry seems to be moving to electric vehicles. While not a tJaguar that fits with tradition, here is Oxford's 1/76 version of this Jaguar SUV.
Jaguar F-PACE ultimate black modelcar 76JFP001 Oxford 1:76
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