PLEASE VOTE "YES" AT THE BOTTOM OF THE PAGE! Almost everyone, at some time or other, has collected something. Ususally these "collections" end up set aside and unattended. Some collections end up costing...
What's all the buzz about diecast? *The above 1:18 scale replica of the 1958 Plymouth coupe used in John Carpenter's 1983 film, "Christine" was slightly modified with wheels from another manufacturer. Ertl...
My original comments are below followed by updated information and a review. If any of you went to see Transformers ... and made it in time to see the previews OR if you've been reading the buzz on the...
Hot Wheels made several versions of the 1966 TV Batmoible in 1:18 scale.There is a standard version of unlimited production numbers.three elites and one super elite Of the four elites only two are numbered.The...
This diecast car is based on the 1977 Cult horror classic by the "The Car".It is a heavy and solidly built diecast with detailed interior and exterior including the engine and chassis. The bumpers are chromed...
There is a lot differences between the two diecast cars.Immediately noticable, the Hot Wheels 1:18 ecto is aprox 2" longer and 3/4" wider that the ERTL 1:21. Detailing on both is exceptional but the Hot Wheels...
This Hot Wheels Elite Version of Anton Furst's 1989 Batmobile is an absolute work of art.A lot of people refer to this as the Micheal Keaton Batmobile.Keaton had nothing to do with the design of the...
Erroneously identified by fans as the Keaton or Burton Batmobile, two men who were far removed from it's design process. The true designer of the car has never been given his propers by Mattel/Hot Wheels or...
Beautiful Diecast Car.Ertl has captured the essence of Christine in this highly detailed model.Nice detailing and workmanship.The light up headlights, is a great feature.I actually did not realise the feature...
This 1:18 diecast scale model is based on a car with an interesting history.Designed by Ford in the 1950's as a concept car of the future.Built by Ghia and introduced as the "Futura" at the 1955 Auto Show...
