@frank Hi Frank This box is the earliest type for Lesney King Size models due to the depiction of the crown symbol and attracts a premium. BTW the...

@jcarnutz Hi John You have some very special models here. Graham Price produced models for various companies and I think he also provided an assembl...

@jcarnutz Hi John A neat overview of this classic British car and here is a concise history from a members club: Considering what else was on U...

Also in relation to car registration in the UK prior to 2001 - AU means registered in Nottingham.

Who put the information together? Spot On - "Only mainstream 1/43 true-to-scale brand at the time with lovely model choices" - huh! Well their scale...

Dinky 992 Avro Vulcan Delta Wing Bomber - one sold price:

Agree with Harv - pad or tampo printing is expensive and needs several layers to build up any detail and is heavily a machine process requiring expens...

@karl Karl, I have this set too but I paid a little bit more! I have never played with this set it is just admired.

@mg-harv Harv, shame Dinky Toys didn't provide a charging elephant or at least a galloping giraffe with this model. If so it would have made a perfect...

@chris Chris, spot light doesn't light up just rotates - model also had spring suspension - very useful for a rally car going over East African 1:42nd...

Buy it Karl - you know it makes sense and in doing so there will be no regrets! 🙂

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 m...

One can have toy cars mastered by Gerald Wingrove as he worked with both Dinky Toys and Corgi Toys in the late 1960s and early 1970s.

@fred-eliseeff Hi Fred Roger was a founder and proprietor of three white metal model ranges: Jemini Model Reproductions with John Billinger - hand...

@fred-eliseeff Hi Fred I have the following 1:43rd scale Classic Carlectables in my collection: 1965 Ford Cortina GT500 Ivy Green - part of the Fo...