by LaToya
on Feb 04, 2012
I visited the Majorette stand today and checked out their plans for 2012 - some great stuff coming!
To start with, they've decided to look back to vintage Majorette's quality values, with a range of three-inch featuring opening parts, suspension and extra-quality tampo'd lights and details. They envisage ten models per year with the range split equally between European, Japanese and American subject matter.
by LaToya
on Feb 04, 2012
As usual, there were lots of fabulous things on the Oxford Diecast stand!
Here's the upcoming Jaguar XK150 in coupe and convertible forms:
by LaToya
on Feb 04, 2012
Here's something very new from Corgi - a three-inch (that's 1/64 scale-ish) range of toys!
Of course everybody remembers Corgi Juniors, but they've been history for quite some time and Corgi has been focusing on the collector market. Now, however, they've decided to move back into the small-scale toy market with a new range including models, playsets and multi-packs designed to compete with supermarket-sold stuff like Hot Wheels, Realtoy etc.
Most of the models are trucks, military or construction, with a few tractors etc thrown in. There are only a couple of cars for now (a Mini and a London Taxi) although most of the castings are licensed. The toys have been designed to be chunky and feel heavy and high-quality, and so they have thicker axles and more realistic wheels than some counterparts. There are also trailers with boats etc. Here's a look at what's in the range...
by LaToya
on Feb 03, 2012
Some of the upcoming models from OttOmobile;
by LaToya
on Feb 03, 2012
As well as bringing new models to their traditional 1/64 scale series, GreenLight are gunning for bigger scale and international markets, with new 1/18 and 1/43 models. In 1/18, we'll be seeing this classic 70's Ford Mustang II Cobra:
by LaToya
on Feb 03, 2012
Lots of goodies from Ixo through all their many brands...
American Excellence: Stutzes x2, Ford Maverick Grabber, Plymouth Fury, Caddy, Imperial, Seville, Riviera, '50 Chevy & Pacer.
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