1967 MORRIS MINI COOPER POLICE CAR

New, the diminutive Morris Mini seems built to weave in and out of traffic with the greatest of ease. That's why police departments in the UK have numbered the mighty-mite in their fleets. Now, you can do the same by adding this precision replica to your collection. A police light-and-siren rack on the roof complements authentic police markings. This limited edition of 1,500 is exclusively from The Franklin Mint. See here.

MATCHBOX MOY-Y18 1937 CORD 812

One of the mostremarkable and technically advanced cars of the 1930's, the Cord model had retractable headlights, front wheel drive and with Supercharge engine reached 120 mph.

Alas it was the last model ever produced by the Cord Company which went into liquidation shortly after the introduction of the 812, therefore making this model a collectors item since only a small amount were built. Scale 1:35. www.toy2hand.com

CORGI - BRITISH ARMY LAND ROVER & 2 WHEELS TRAILER

Let’s see the die-casting British Army Land Rover & 2 wheels Trailer, model length 9.8 cm. Limited Edition model with cerfiticate.(scale 1:43)

Land Rover was used by the British Army in many ways. For the series II of this model was a special assembled. This model was named FV1806/18062 by increasing the two fuel tank, a special thickness bumper and the electrical appliance concerning the army. While the 2 wheels trailer could be loaded 750kg. It could be able to be alterated for many kinds of using, such as carrying water, radar apparatuses. A special of this car is floating in the water.
Land Rover car is black and light brown color, clear windows and black interior. There is an English flag in front and at the black of the car.

TOMICA AND SINGHA BEER

It seems to be the only one kind was screened on the Die-cast Tomica No.20 – Nissan Skyline GT-R (Scale 1:50) It was produced in Japan in 1989 and it might be a special occasion of the Singha Beer.

Boon Rawd Brewery Co., Ltd., the first brewery of Thailand, was founded by Phya BhiromBhakdi in 1933. The privately owned company has expanded and diversified under the visionary and innovative management of its founder into a renowned beer and beverage producer. At present, Boon Rawd Brewery is the owner of “Singha”, “Leo”, “Thai Beer”, “Moshi” and “B-ing” trademarks.(www.boonrawd.co.th)

CORGI - GOLD PLATE LAND ROVER

The die-casting Corgi car No.07103 Gold Plate Land Rover is a special production on the occasion of the anniversary of 50 years. The Land Rover was produced in China by Corgi Classic Ltd. in 1997. The length is 9.3 cm.
Land Rover made its appearance in Amsterdam Motor Show on August 30, 1948 and met with a success to market immediately around the world. Especially, King George VI ordered it to be used in his own business. Land Rover is the classic off-road vehicle. Introduced at the end of the 1940s, and still in production 50 years later, it is sold in nearly every corner of the world. See here.

CORGI - AEC ERGOMATIC FIRE ENGINE CHIPPERFIELDS

Today, I take another car for looking, that is a die-cast of Corgi No.CG31703 AEC Ergomatic Fire Engine Chipperfields. This die-cast is a limited edition of 12,500. (Scale 1:50) For the die-cast of AEC Ergomatic Fire Engine was used in the Chipperfield’s Circus, also Corgi had produced later on a period of ’90. It is red body which is an identity of Chipperfields. They have three set of ladderd fire fighting, blue dome light on the roof, jewel headlights, black base and “LLW 456M” labels. See here.

CHIPPERFIELD'S CIRCUS MODEL

Chipperfield's Circus was the name of a famous British family circus. The show toured Europe and the Far East. The dynasty goes back more than 300 years, making it one of the older family circus dynasties. During the 1960s circuses were extremely popular, so it was not surprising that during the period between 1960 and 1970 Corgi Toys should release ten Chipperfield’s Circus models, plus four Gift Sets. All were produced with the co-operation of the circus itself.These models proved to be highly collectable, so in 1994 Corgi Classics launched a new series of twelve Chipperfield’s Circus models. Again these proved extremely popular at the time, so futher additions were made. (Encyclopedia of Model Collecting)