ToughDiamond wrote:
Well, what little boy doesn't love cars? It was just that Matchbox series and Dinky toys were the only ones I knew about.
Makes sense. I know my dad has described Hot Wheels hitting the market a few years after he was 'too old' for toy cars.
OO scale is roughly 1:76, Matchbox cars tend to be bigger than 1:64 (~1:60). Hot Wheels cars are about 1:64 when it's an American car and closer to 1:60 when it's an 'import' (Euro or Japanese).
IIRC, Dinky models were typically 1:43, unless they had a smaller scale line I'm unfamiliar with.
DeepHour wrote:
Never come across Corgi Toys?
I have a few Corgis from around when Mattel bought them. There's a Jaguar prototype that I wheel swapped; later releases were sold as Hot Wheels, but this one has the correct livery. I swapped the wheels because Corgi wheels don't look very good.
All the Corgis I have are roughly 1:60.
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