1961 LINCOLN X-100 KENNEDY Car in Blue

Beautifully crafted 1961 Lincoln X-100 Kennedy Presidential Limo diecast model car 1:24 scale die cast by Yat Ming. This is a very highly detailed 1961 Lincoln X-100 Kennedy Presidential Limo diecast model car 1:24 scale die cast by Yat Ming. Every details are well put together. Great collectible or gift piece. 1961 Lincoln X-100 Kennedy Presidential Limo diecast model car 1:24 scale die cast by Yat Ming is one of the best showcase model for any auto enthusiasts.

I do not usually review item's I buy on Amazon yet I am so pleased with the quality and detail of this product, I just had to rave. I have been collecting die cast models from the Franklin and the Danbury mint's for the past 20 years. I first purchased an inexpensive fire truck for my son. He loved and appreciated it so much, I became interested. I examined it and was quite impressed. I bought him 3 others. I than ordered the entire presidential series after I bought the model of Kennedy's blue Lincoln. The paint finish is unmatched. The detail and molding is hard to believe. No details were missed! Even small presidential seals adhered to the inside back doors. There is even carpeting on the floor boards and trunk! It is much better quality than the mint's for a 3rd of the price. Try it, you'll be hooked. - Timothy P. Madrid "Timitzer"-CA

CORGI - BATMOBILE & BATMAN FIGURE

It's a Batmobile for the new millennium! This outstanding set includes a detailed 1:43 scale vehicle in special limited edition colors, plus a beautifully sculpted 4-inch tall resin-cast and numbered figure of Batman himself! It's all packaged in a collector-quality black and silver foil box with a certificate of authenticity, ready for play or display for ages to come. Glom onto yours while the glomming is good! Limited edition. This unbeatable series from Corgi brings the coolest Batman vehicles to life, along with their famous owners! Each 1:43 scale car comes with a spin-cast metal figure of one of Gotham City's most well-known costumed residents, and every set includes a limited edition certificate of authenticity and high-end packaging, perfect for displaying. Shop here. and See more.

HOT WHEELS FIRST EDITIONS BATMOBILE 2004

I collect bat mobiles, and haven't been happy with the new design since the 1966 George Barris version... until now ! This car enhances all the great features from the popular T.V. Series version. Everything from the domed windows and duel exhausts, to the extreme bat- winged tail fins, makes this one of my favorite Batman "Hot Wheel" car's ever ! The NEW purple and black paint job was the icing on the cake ! (Comment by Scott C. Derry "Toy Collector") See more.

NEW VERSION OF A CLASSIC CAR : TV SERIES BATMOBILES

Hot Wheels : 2007 First Editions 1966 TV Series Batmobile

Hot Wheels 2007 First Editions 1966 TV Series Batmobile #15/36. This car has the classic gloss black with red pinstripe paint job, mesh grill, black base and chrome wheels.

Comment this diecast by Davidp (Florid, October 17, 2007)

I've been a big fan of the T.V. Batmobile since I was a kid. I've collected several versions over the decades including the Corgi, and the Husky diecasts, but I was never quite satisfied because, no matter how nice they were, they just weren't quite right. This new Hot Wheels version, while not spot-on accurate, comes closer than the previous versions. I particularly like the red pinstriping down the sides, although it would've been nice if it continued around the front and rear of the car. But hey, this is a toy. If you're really hoping for the ultimate in accuracy, you'll have to wait until early 2008, when Hot Wheels will be be releasing their 1:18 scale diecast, which will be scanned from the original car used in the '66 television show. Until then, this little gem will do nicely. See more.

HOT WHEELS 1966 TV SERIES BATMOBILE 1:18

This is the one and only officially licensed model of the original 1966 Batmobile featured in the TV series. Collectors have been waiting for this car, and our 40th anniversary seemed like the perfect time to release it. And since there are no others, we got together with George Barris to make sure we did it right. From the wheels to the curved windshield, 1966 TV Series Batmobile is detailed on an astonishing scale, embodying the history and heritage of Batman and Hot Wheels alike. Vehicle measures approximately 6"L. Shop here. and See more

3 JAMES BOND VEHICLES AND FIGURES

This die-cast is Corgi – 3 James Bond Vehicles and Figures. It was designed in England but it was produced in China, 2004. These are Aston Martin DB5 featured in Gold finger. The body is silver, clear windows, black interior, registered “007”. Length 8.7 cm.

The second car is Jaguar XKR convertible featured in Die Another Day. The body is green, clear windows, black interior, spinning gun pedestal, registered “007”. Length 9.2 cm.

The third one is not a car but it is a tiny copter or Autogyro Little Nellie featured in You Only Live Twice. The body is yellow, a figure James Bond holding a gun and sitting on Autogyro of this copter. Besides this, it still has two figures in box. Length 11.2 cm. Shop here.

SCAMMELL MECHANICAL HORSE DRAY/BARRES-WATNEYS

The die-cast Corgi No.DG 199003 Scammell Mechanical Horse Dray/Barres-Watneys is a limited edition by Corgi Classic Ltd. England. It was produed in China, 2005. The trailer is 5.7 cm. The length of the waggon is 7 cm. When connecting is 10.2 cm. (1:76) It can be scaling as a replica of the locomotive train scale “00”

Scammell was a company to assemble the truck of England. It began to assemble a first truck in 1921 and began to assemble a three-wheel, a small truck by using a trailer to pull a waggon which was named it to be a “Horse Engine” or a "Mechanical Horse" instead of railing horse drawn truck in 1934. It was designed by Oliver North. It was very useful as a vehicle to send a medium size commodities. Its body is appropriate and convenience to drive in and out of a narrow lane in the city of England. It was preferable to use for a business in the harbour and the activity of the English train, including a various beverages business such as liquor, beer in order to send to various Pubs around the city of England, including to send beer to Watneys.

This car had a red bucket as an emblem of beer on the roof of the car. Mainly, these cars were almost kept in the museums, including “Mechanical Horse Club”. While Watney who was the one of the old former distiller began to produce beer from 1931 and it was a well-known in between 1960-1970.

Die-cast of a three wheeler trucking beer, “Mechanic” The horse has a green colour. The body, underneath and bumper are black metal. It has a red bucket on the roof. The waggon is metal and the same colour. The 2 back wheels with a smaller wheel are collapsible when the trailer comes to draw at both sides. It was screened a photo of 23 beer buckets at the back of the car colour, including a certificate of a limited edition. This die-cast is number 541 out of a total production of 2,510 cars. Shop here.