Examples of using Diecast models in English and their translations into German
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SMTS supplies the diecast models to GEM in kit form.
The diecast models were copies of products originally made by Guisval from Spain.
OFF 43 from Milan started producing 1/43rd scale diecast models in 1996.
Tv series Diecast Models official 2018/19 US merchandise.
The manufacturer was based in London and made diecast models in 1/43rd scale and smaller.
The range included some of the early 1/41st scale Politoysplastic models of road and racing cars, as well as some later 1/43rd scale diecast models.
Maisto has produced diecast models in various scales from 1/12th to 1/87th since 1978.
Tales of Toy Cars: huge archive of articles about diecast models in about 1/64th scale.
The German company Conrad started producing diecast models in 1956, first as a supplier for the toy manufacturers Gescha and Strenco, since 1971 under its own name.
In the late 1970sand early 1980s, there was also a domestic manufacturer of diecast models: Juguinsa.
The first toy cars mostly were plastic copies of European diecast models, often in a slightly larger scale and friction-powered.
The range of this company consists of the Samand in various colours and a Mercedes-Benz as an Iranian police car in two different liveries(normal police and special forces),both made as diecast models with opening parts in about 1/34th scale.
Ottomobile in 2015,the company mainly focused on 1/18th scale diecast models and moved production to Bangladesh. Model manufacturer: Solido.
The range consists of the Iranian-built Samand saloon car in various colours and a Mercedes-Benz as an Iranian police car in two different liveries(normal police and special forces),both made as diecast models with opening parts in about 1/34th scale.
Originally the model makers produced conversions based on diecast models by Agat and Elecon, later they also developed their own handbuilt resin and white metal models. .
In addition to model trains, the companydiversified into manufacturing model railroad accessories, including diecast models of commercial vehicles.
The company closed down in 1978,but some of the Minialuxe moulds were later reused for diecast models by Eligor, and in 2012, the brand name was revived by Marc Faujanet, owner of the magazine Passion 43ème.
However, only a few years later both car manufacturersdecided to give up the Finnish-made plastic models and to use diecast models as promotional items instead.
Other manufacturers, e.g. Kherson Electromash, Electropribor and Chernomorskaya Igrushka,released plastic or diecast models of Soviet original cars in the same scale, and the Ukrainian car producer ZAZ made several plastic models of their own small cars for customers.
The Minimax company, which produces the models, gradually extended its range, which now also consists of resin models of road andconcept cars, several diecast models in 1/43rd scale and some models in other scales.
Due to the new competition in lower price segments and the growing experience of the domestic workers, production in Hong Kong also became attractive for traditional Western toy makers: The American toy group Louis Marx opened a factory in 1956, and Dinky Toys let produce a series of six American cars in 1/42nd scale in the British colony from 1965 to 1967,later also some other diecast models in smaller scales.
Chico Toys was a Colombian manufacturer of diecast models in 1/43rd to 1/50th scale.
Later models from this series were no longer manufactured in South Korea, but in China. Furthermore,some 1/16th scale diecast models were added to the Clover Toys range.
The series started in 2006 and comprised more than 130 1/43rd scale diecast models of cars appearing in James Bond movies.
Herpa also released several models in 1/43rd scale: From 1989 to the mid-1990s, highly detailed plastic models of various Ferrari cars were manufactured in the"High Tech" range, andin 1993 Herpa also started producing 1/43rd scale diecast models, which were also used as promotional models by companies such as Mercedes-Benz and VW.
The first products were Spanish emergency vehicles and taxis based on diecast models by Solido, Norev, Brumm, Bburago and AHC.
The range consisted of racing cars andItalian emergency vehicles based on cheap diecast models by Bburago, Maisto and Majorette, but with added detail.
Finely detailed diecast model.
A 1/18th scale diecast model of the Israeli-built Susita car from the 1960s was released by Rony Kosovsky in 2010.
Batman Diecast Model 1/12 Bat Bike(TV Series 1966) From the classic TV series of 1966́Batmań comes this great diecast model of the legendarýBat biké.