Corgi

Corgi toys started making toys back in 1956 and are still going strong today. They started production with the British saloon car range that included the Ford Consul and Austin Cambridge among others and haven't looked back since.

Corgi toys have produced some of the most popular model cars to date. The reason Corgi are so popular is partly due to the detail of their models. Corgi made many of their cars with opening bonnets, boots and doors.
Other more specialised models were packed with gadgets such as the Batmobile, Corgi ref 267 with the spring loaded cutter in the bonnet, firing rocket launcher and flames from the rear jet that moved when the wheels turned!
Another classic was the James Bond DB5 Corgi ref 261 with a spring loaded rear bullet screen and ejector seat that launched its passenger high in the air!

Corgi have made a wide range of toys over the years including cars, commercial vehicles, film models, farm yard sets, aeroplanes and many more.


	description	code
	Man From UNCLE Oldsmobile Thrushbuster by Corgi Toys Man From UNCLE Oldsmobile Thrushbuster ref497 b...	497
	U.S. Army Land Rover by Corgi Toys U.S. Army Land Rover ref500 by Corgi Toys from ...	500
	Corgi Chipperfields Circus Giraffe Transporter The Corgi Chipperfields Circus Giraffe Transpor...	503
	Police Panda Hillman Imp by Corgi Toys The Police Panda Hillman Imp ref506 by Corgi To...	506
	Holiday Camp Special Commer Bus by Corgi Toys Holiday Camp Special Commer Bus ref508 by Corgi...	508
	Citroen Safari Alpine Rescue Car by Corgi Toys Citroen Safari Alpine Rescue Car reference numb...	513
	James Bond Space Shuttle by Corgi James Bond Space Shuttle ref649 by Corgi from 1...	649
	Popeye Paddle-Wagon by Corgi Toys Popeye Paddle-Wagon ref802 by Corgi Toys from 1...	802
	Noddy Car by Corgi Toys Noddy Car ref804 by Corgi Toys from 1975. ...	804
	Basil Brush Car by Corgi Toys Basil Brush Car ref808 by Corgi Toys from 1971....	808

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