1951 KAISER HENRY J

This SUNSTAR 1/18th scale Henry J model is very difficult to find. There have been many delays from the manufacturer Sunstar. Still, it has finally arrived and it is well worth the wait. This model checks out to an exact 1/18th scale. The model is detailed beyond belief, with working suspension, proper door hinges and much more. This model is NOT a toy. It is a precision built diecast model and it should be for display only. I suggest a plastic or glass case for the model, as dust can make it hard to keep clean. Many of the parts are very delicate too. Overall, this is a fantastic model and will not disappoint any Kaiser Frazer fan. --Richard Hamilton

AUTO ART BMW 501 LIMOUSINE

BMW 501 Limousine 6-Cylinder Velour Diecast Model Red 1/18 Die Cast Car By Autoart

The first post-war BMW car was the 501 Limousine, built in 1953 and closely followed by the 502 in 1956. These luxuary cars were equipped firstly with 2 litres, then 2.6 litre, and on to 3.2 litre engines Top speeds varied from 85 to 112 mph.

This really s a first class model. The paint finish, fine casting detailed are applied to the radiator grille, lower air-intake grilles, front and rear silvered bumpers, silvered front lights, front and rear short wing spear and handle and spare tyre in the trunk.

AUSTIN HEALEY 100/6 DIECAST CAR MODEL

Austin Healey 100/6 Diecast Car Model 1/18 Blue Die Cast Car by Kyosho

When Donald Healey showed his stunning new prototype 'Healey 100' at the Earls Court Motor Show surely he could not have forseen the birth of a new marque, numerous international competition successes and an eighteen year association with Britain's bigger car producer, but that is exactly what happened.

This model is brand new 1:18 scale diecast model of Austin Healey 100/6 die cast car by Kyosho.
It has steerable wheels, brand new box, rubber tires, made of diecast with some plastic parts, detailed interior, exterior, engine compartment, dimensions approximately L-10.5, W-4, H-3.5 inches.

CLASSIC COBSTRUCTION MODELS - CATERPILLAR 777D OFF-HIGHWAY TRUCK

Here is Caterpillar Classic Collection, the Caterpillar 777D Off-Highway Truck in 1/87 scale. At with all other models in the set, this piece is of museum quality and demonstrates the highest level of Model building art. Hand assembled and hand painted in authentic Caterpillar colors and markings the 777D features a detailed cab, twin body hoists to raise and lower the dump box and features authentic rubber tyres.

JAGUAR XK C-TYPES - No.18 (WINNER) - 1953 LE MANS

The winning car, with race number 18, was driven by Britain's Duncan Hamilton and Tony Rolt. This car, chassis number XKC051, was powered by a 6 cylinder in-line engine with 3.4 litres of engine capacity pushing out 220bhp, which gave a top speed of 230kph. This model is finished accurately in British Racing Green with the correct racing number positions, and the photo-etched front grilles reveal the central mounted headlights that enabled the drivers to thread their way down the long and fast Mulsanne Straight during the hours of darkness at the famous La Sarthe Le Mans circuit.

This electric racing slot car is approximately 6 inches in length. It operates on most readily available 1:32 scale slot car race track systems and is most commonly used on Scalextric 1:32 race tracks in the U.S. Contact your race track manufacturer to confirm this brand of slot car will work with your brand of track. This slot car is only available through the hobby market industry. See more.

VANGUARDS - AUSTIN SEVEN MINI VAN - DEWHURST BUTCHERS

This die-cast Mini Van belonged to a butcher shop from DEWHURST BUTCHERS. Lledo Vanguards designed & built made in Enfield England, issued in 1998. It's brown body, white roof, a bumper, wheel hub, front light with chromium, clear windows, cream interior, black sterring wheels and removable tires. Austin Seven Mini Van Dewhurst the Butcher comes with number plates & wing mirrors to put on.

VANGUARDS - AUSTIN 7 MINI

The die-cast of Vanguards Austin 7 Mini, designed and produced by Lledo PLC. in England in 1997.

The Mini was first produced in 1959 by the assembly of BMC (The British Motor Corporation Ltd.) It was assembled under the name of Morris and Austin. It was named Autin Seven. In the initiate period, it was written “SEVEN” for the remembrance of Austin 7 which was a tiny car in 1920-1930.

This model is grey body, metal base just the same colour, the bumper, windshield and front light with chromium, clear windows, grey interior, black steering wheels and chromium plated hub. Packaging in a paper box with the original style of die-cast from Europe. There are side view mirror, the manual of fixing, a photo card of the car, registration sticker and a cataloque.