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So you are a collector of diecast model trucks, cars or vans? When did you buy your first diecast? Was it as a child running round to your local toy store to see what the latest offerings were from Matchbox, Dinky or Corgi or even Spot-On? Eagerly handing over your pocket money to to get that latest shiny diecast car or truck.
Maybe you started later and decided to collect diecast replicas of cars you either owned or would like to own?
However you started out in this hobby, and whether your preference is for Lledo, Corgi or Matchbox, 1:12 scale, 1:24 scale, 1:43 scale or 1:76 scale, once you start, diecast collecting becomes addictive and every true collector is constantly scanning for that next pearl to add to their collection.
Here at Divvy Diecast our aim is to help you find some of those much sought after diecast dreams. With the backing of more than 20 years of collecting experience we strive to find the best models at the best prices so that you the collector can benefit.
Browse through our various diecast ranges and find the model for you and have the peace of mind that your transaction with us, as Paypal verified merchants, is being securely dealt with. Regular customers can earn discounts of as much as 45%. Please
or check our FAQ section for details.
If you would like to have your collection valued for insurance purposes we will undertake the task. Alternatively, you may have a collection or an individual model that you wish to sell
and we will be more than happy to evaluate your collection, no matter what the condition, and make you a realistic offer.
If you are having trouble identifying a Lledo model try our Lledo online guide or for other vintage diecast models try Diecast.com for help.
One last thing. We have several thousand models in stock at any one time. If you can't see what you are looking for please ask, as we may have it in stock.
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Better known as one of the top radio-controlled hobby manufacturers in the world HPI (Hobby Products International) have now
branched out into the diecast field. Earlier this year (2008) they announced a new line of models for the popular precision die-cast market.
Fully licensed and crafted from detailed drawings supplied by the car manufacturers, HPI die-cast cars are painstaking recreations of modern classics and vintage road race
and rally cars.
HPI have opted to release their line in the 1:43 scale but despite the small size, incredible attention to detail has been paid to make the shape of the cars as true to scale as possible.
Fine exterior details like radiators, brake discs and calipers, door mirrors, wings, cooling ducts, exhaust, headlights and tail lights, tow hooks, radio attenae and colou-matched paint and sponsor logos combine to make these models extremely realistic and worthy
of any serious collectors attention.
In addition to the exterior details, each car has a fully painted and detailed interior, complete with every detail seen on the original car, including padded roll cage, racing seats, fire extinguisher, steering wheel, dashboard, switches and even defroster lines in the rear window.
Particular attention has been taken toflush-mount the window sections for extra realism. Many models even include a removable engine cover to show the engine detail.
Each HPI die-cast car model come mounted on a plastic plinth with clear plastic protective case, and the cars can be removed from the plinth for use in diorama displays. As an extra measure of attention to detail, even the bottom of each car features details such as aerodynamic undertrays, full exhaust system, transmission
components, swaybars and more, even though the car may never be removed from the plinth.
Every HPI die-cast car model is a strictly limited production run, so when they're gone, they are reaaly GONE!. So collect them while you can.
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• 20 June 2008 Payments can now be made by phone or mail using your credit card
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Bedford O Box Van - Persil
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AEC Regal - Northern
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Lledo Sentinel 4 Steam Truck
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Oxford Diecast - Humber Super Snipe Estate Taxi Brown
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The following is an external feed from a great resource for identifying that mystery model. Any content is the copyright of the respective owner and Divvy Diecast accept no responsibility for the content:
Diecast.plus.com
Sun, 24 Aug 2008 17:57:40 GMT
Matchbox Models of YesterYear Y10 1925 Mercedes Benz S6/220 - | Sun, 24 Aug 2008 17:54:40 GMT
Matchbox Models of YesterYear Y8 - | Sun, 24 Aug 2008 17:52:37 GMT
Corgi GS41 Corgi Car Transporter and Cars - | Sun, 24 Aug 2008 17:51:17 GMT
Matchbox 58 DAF Girder Truck - Shown in the 1969 catalogue with plastic girders that could be assembled into a cube. | Sun, 24 Aug 2008 17:49:02 GMT
Dinky 254 Austin Taxi - Featured interior detail. later versions had spun hubs. Made from 1954 to 1962. the 2 tone colour scheme introduced in January 1956. Shown in the September 1956 Meccano Magazine. Renumbered from 40h. | Sun, 24 Aug 2008 17:48:02 GMT
Dinky Dublo 072 Bedford Articulated Flat Truck - released in June 1959 and illustrated on the back cover of that months Meccano Magazine. Sold until 1964. The first version had grey wheels later models had black wheels with treads. | Sun, 24 Aug 2008 17:46:46 GMT
Dinky Dublo 066 Bedford Flat Truck - this example has been repainted British Railways colours. This truck was one of the first Dinky Dublo's introduced in December 1957 and shown on the back of that months Meccano Magazine. Designed to carry Hornby containers. advertised in the June 1959 Meccano Magazine. Advertised in the August 1958 Meccano Magazine for 2/-. | Sun, 24 Aug 2008 17:41:26 GMT
Corgi 1110 Mobilgas Tanker - A Bedford tractor unit with streamlined tank trailer made between 1959 and 1965. There are several variations of this model some marked Shell(rare) or Benzeen Tolulene Xylene. If you have a picture or details of the other versions please send them to be added to this page. | Sat, 16 Aug 2008 15:01:23 GMT
Dinky 205 Lotus Cortina Rally Car - Introduced in 1968 shown in Dinky catalogue No5 May 1969 at 10/9. Deleted in 1972. Featured opening bonnet, boot & doors, suspension steering, spot lights etc. |
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