Thanks Randy - this post has just cost me around a couple of hundred £s! Now which Bugatti?

@mikedetorrice Hi Mike There is a Dodge Charger, middle section third from the left, this is a concept made by Matchbox and back in the day I added...

Seeing how amazingly detailed this model is I have, finally, ordered the Esval Invicta Black Prince. This will go nicely with my British teardrop coll...

@randyrusk Hey Randy I am really glad I inspired you to post your 'corral of station wagons'. An excellent display.

@chris Chris, I was like Mike I still have a lot of my old cars from childhood here are some of them:

@ralf Hi Ralf You can certainly see 1930's streamlining influence on this Jaguar with integrated headlights and mudguards plus spats covering the rear...

British Teardrops Bentley Embiricos 1939 The first car needs no introduction and is the legendary ‘Embiricos Bentley’. Commissioned in 1937 by t...

@dirn I ordered the blue version.

@karl Karl, fully understand as Yow kits aren't cheap - around £80/£90 plus another £100 plus to have them built professionally. You never know Auto...

@chav Thanks for posting the Model Show photos - truly fantastic work. @chris Chris, finish that transporter project and enter a competition!

@geoff-jowett Wow Geoff this looks like a perfect miniature. Well done Esval for making a classic British saloon from the late 1930's. Something we ha...

@mikedetorrice Hi Mike You certainly played very nicely with your toy cars given the superb condition this wonderful little model is in. Really like...

OO gauge, 1:76th scale, came about because Hornby couldn't make a motor small enough to fit into an HO gauge locomotive. O gauge which is a mix of ...

@mikedetorrice Mike, a wonderful little model which I have never seen before. Also, I didn't know Hot Wheels made this sort of model. Agree with Ed an...