Showing posts with label Diecast- Tomica. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Diecast- Tomica. Show all posts

Wednesday, December 23, 2009

Tomica Jaguar XJS Plus Bonus Videos







Here is Tom Walkinshaw driving the snot out of a V12 XJS in Bathurst.

Part 1 of Wheeler Dealers: Jaguar XJS

Saturday, November 28, 2009

Tomica, Matchbox, And Hot Wheels Yellow Bees

Hot Wheels Dodge Mirada Stocker

Hot Wheels Olds Flat Out 442

Matchbox Superfast Datsun 128X

Matchbox Rolamatics Wild Life Truck

Hot Wheels Airport Rescue Fire Engine

Hot Wheels VW Hare Splitter

Tomica Lamborghini Countach LP500S

Tomica And Matchbox Silver Bullets

Matchbox Ford Sierra XR4i


Tomica Mercedes Benz 450SEL

Matchbox Superfast VW Bug Hi Ho Silver

Tomica DeTomaso Pantera GTS




Friday, November 27, 2009

Tomica's Inglourious Basterds

I had always assumed that these six Tomica cars are the oldest in my collection. For as long as I can remember, they suffered from catastrophic corrosion. The other trait they all shared-- they're all two door mid-70s Japanese coupes.


Nissan Sunny 1200GX

Nissan Skyline 2000GT-X


Toyota New Mark II-L


Nissan Laurel


Nissan Sunny Excellent 1400GX

Nissan Bluebird 2000GT-X


Thursday, November 19, 2009

My Diecast Collection Travels Around the World

All the backgrounds are from Lonely Planet's big, glossy, and wonderful The Travel Book.

Matchbox Air France Airbus A300B flying over Peru.


Matchbox Ferrari 308 GTB at Venice's Piazza San Marco.


Hot Wheels VW Sunagon at Yosemite.


Tomica VW Microbus in Botswana.


Matchbox Audi Quattro in Liechtenstein.


Wednesday, November 18, 2009

Matchbox Tow Trucks

In my make-belief town, cars broke down. Fortunately, everyone had AAA tow coverage and I had three tow trucks on-call.

My favorite of the three was this Matchbox Freightliner.


Here it is towing a temperamental Matchbox Citroen CX.


This Matchbox Foden tilt cab was an odd duck. As its name states, the blue cab tilts forward 90 degrees.


Foden carrying a Tomica Fix It Again Tony X 1/9.


This Matchbox Leyland truck was a mystery to me. I never knew what the two holes on the bed were for. I used to get those toothpicks from club sandwiches with the colorful plastic on one end and stick them in the holes. Kids.


Going back to the unreliable French theme, here is a Matchbox Renault 5 getting a ride to the shop. I understand the scales are way out of proportion, but hey, I was eight!


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