@randyrusk The Corgi Collectors Club Ecurie Ecosse Racing Car Transporter and the original Corgi Toys version are around 1:48th scale.

The explosion is primary with a new(ish) collector market from the Far East. Led by Tomica with their specialist Tomica Limited Vintage (TLV) starting...

Well choices here could have been nominated for the 2025 MCHOF Awards.  

I put this one forward but I am sure lots of others did as well.  

The Spanish Toronado's are copies of the Corgi Toys version and to the same 1:51st scale. Mettoy, Corgi Toys brand owner, weren't exactly overjoyed...

View from a collector living in the UK Model and toy cars sold in the UK are standard VAT rated. Currently this is 20% and includes services such as...

@fred-eliseeff Hi Fred The original 100 series - 128 Ford Thunderbird only had opening doors. It never had an opening bonnet (hood). Solido relea...

@randyrusk Hey Randy - many thanks for the report and photos. Looks like everyone had a fun time.

2,100 miles is quite a distance to travel within the USA. Just for fun I found out that Wainwright, Alaska to Chicago is just over a 1,000 more miles ...

@jack-dodds Lansdowne has been dormant for far more than a couple of years and there were concerns whether there would be further issues under this br...

Lansdowne produced a Vauxhall Cresta Series E (1954–1957) and Cresta PC (1965–1972). Vanguards and Oxford Diecast produced a Cresta PA (1957–1962). L...

@john-quilter Rextoys didn't survive as an agreement with Vitesse, who made them in Portugal, could not be reached. Only the Rolls-Royce models contin...

I will be looking out for model cars that are not sourced from a trusted auction house or that have an aura of provenance to obtain at a realistic pri...

£2,800 - this is Steve Barnett's price territory for an individually commissioned one-off 1:43rd scale model with opening parts!

Please note that there were three different Minichamps 100 Year Ford Anniversary collections. USA, Europe and Australia. Each had a core then other ...