Of all the toy makers out there, none is more of a synonym for “diecast” than is Hot Wheels. In fact, we here at Diecast Toy Cars know that How Wheels toy cars are probably what made the word “diecast” a household word. Until Hot Wheels came along in 1968, nobody used the term “diecast” on a daily basis. Now it’s on the lips of millions of children worldwide as Hot Wheels diecast cars sell everywhere and are as popular as ever.>>> [Read More]
Tonka was born in 1946 as Mound Metalcraft to make garden implements and the founders decided to try metal toys as a side line. That side line soon became the main business of the company, which changed its name to Tonka in 1955. Tonka is a Dakota-Sioux word which means “great” or “big.” Tonka trucks are the best-selling and most long-lived of the company’s line of toys. How could we at Diecast Toy Cars get by without mentioning thsi most well-known name in diecast toys?>>> [Read More]
Those of us here at Diecast Toy Cars are always on the lookout for interesting articles about diecast cars. We recently came across this article on NASCAR diecast cars, and thought you might enjoy it also. Here it is:>>> [Read More]
AUTOart Models are highly-detailed diecast toy cars that are as collectible as they are fun. Some interesting AUTOart model cars are: AUTOart porsche models, AUTOart BMW models, AUTOart Mercedes models, AUTOart Jaguar models, and AUTOart diecast motorcycle models.>>> [Read More]
If you’re into diecast American Classic cars, then you’ve definitely heard of Maisto Toys. We here at Diecast Toy Cars know that many of our readers are avid Maisto model cars fans and thought we should bring you up to date on the latest happenings on that front.>>> [Read More]
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