EFE 1/76 DENNIS DART/POINTER 'BADGERLINE'

Accompanying the Badgerline VR, this popular bus is a common sight in most urban areas. The large badger character on N240 KAE makes this bus unmistakable on route 332 to Longwell Green, which is displayed on the latest dot matrix type destination blind. The Dart/Pointer is in the yellow and green of Badgerline, complete with the badger motif on the sides and rear. Not also the route/destination indicators, shown in the modern digital style. Shop here

MINICHAMPS 1/43 VW T2B GERAMAN BUNDESPOST

If you like postal vehicles, this sunny German Bundespost Vee-dub will be a great addition to your collection. Yellow paint has a reputation for poor coverage but this model's 'skin' bucks the trend, and there's also some pleasing underside detail for added value--diecast collector  Shop here

CORGI OOC : DENNIS DART 'FLAGSHIP'

The model livery on this new casting is Flagship as operated by Kingfisher Huddersfield. This is part of the FirstBus group, as indicated on the model with the company logo and the message 'Welcome to FirstBus' on the window adjacent to the entrance doors. Shop here

MATCHBOX - DUESENBERG MODEL J TOWN CAR

The Y4-4 1930 Duesenberg model J town car joined the range in 1976., in purple, with silver mudguards and a black hood. This version included silver trim on the bodywork, while the tan  seats have been improved by shade of brown. Collectors of Models of Yesteryear should not ignore this version of what has long been a popular model in the Yesteryear range. See more

YAT MING 1/18 - 1948 FORD F-1 PICK UP TRUCK WITH FLATBED COVER

This is a good model. Very wellmade. But could have had a little more attention to detail done on the engine. The tailgate, doors, hood all open. And the steering works. But the Engine detail is really lacking. Would be a good starter model. For some one just getting into the hobby. The Interior is well detailed. And the Tanua cover can be removed or left on the model. Which ever you prefer.
Is a nice shelf model? And could have been made a lot better. If a little more attention to detail was paid to the engine. like Fan belts. Sparkplug wires. Batterie cables. All of which are not present under the hood. --Thomas A. Goodwin  Shop here

YAT MING 1/18 1956 CHEVROLET BELAIR

1956 Chevrolet Bel Air Diecast Model 1/18 Convertible Yellow Die Cast Car by Yat Ming

Take your mind back to the fabulous '50s. Remember those classic convertibles in cool colors like orange and turquoise? Here's the '56 Chevrolet Bel Air convertible you (or your dad) might have longed for, re-created in die-cast metal. The doors, hood, and trunk all open, and the steering wheel actually turns the front wheels. This yellow and white classic dream car is 11 inches long from the jet-shaped hood ornament to the taillights in the fins. It comes with a black display stand with the car's name in gold. Makes a great gift for anyone who graduated in 1956, or collectors of any age. --Marcie Bovetz 

YAT MING 1:18 - 1932 FORD 3-WINDOW COUPE

Return to the era of gangsters and rumble seats in this 1:18 scale model of a 1932 Ford coupe. The doors open (with hinges at the back, not the front), the rumble seat pops up for those quick getaways down Chicago back alleys, and the hinged sides of the engine cowling lift up for engine inspection. Whitewall tires and lots of gold trim jazz up the black exterior. The die-cast metal body is extremely solid, although the plastic accessories, such as turn indicators and headlight assembly, could easily be broken by a small child with an aggressive driving style. --Richard Farr  Shop here