The Albaco Collection — Ferrari Diecast

2 of Michael Schumacher's championship winning Ferraris, the F1 2000 and the F-2002. All models are Hotwheels by Mattel, 1:18 scale die-cast.

Dont ask!!! "Who came up with this and why" is a legitimate question. Produced by Majorette of France in the mid-to-late '80s. 1:60 scale diecast model of the Ferrari 288 GTO. One of a series of "Extreme Animals" models, some based on real vehicles, some completely fictional, that were half animal; a precursor to Transformers. The wheels can be adjusted to raise or lower either end of the car. Majorette 2101  

Limited Edition Alfa Romeo Tipo B (P3), Luigi Fagioli, Italian Grand Prix (Coppa Italia) 1933. 1:18 Scale, built model, by Revival International of Italy and on a Schedoni Leather base. Sold exclusively through the "Ferrari Owners" website/catalogue in a limited edition of 399.

Somewhat elusive in 1:43 scale till Old Cars began making replicas in the 1990's (?). Smaller 1:64 and HO scale transporters have been available since the 1970's. Polistil / Politoys, Corgi Toys Solido and a few other brands ventured into this space. Below: Fiat 642 1956 Ferrari Transporter, by Old Cars 1:43 (5600). Ferrari 250 GTO by Box Model, both Ferrari 250 LM by Mercury Below: Rolfo M160 1967 Ferrari Transporter by Old Cars, 1:43 (5700). Ferrai 250 LM by Mercury and Ferrari 330 P4 by Mebetoys (a-27)     Above and below, with lights on and engine sound (yes, I know,...

Nicely detailed 1:18 Scale model by Hotwheels, with removable roof to show model in open or in closed position. This version, with light interior, appears to be somewhat elusive and harder to find than the black interior "George Michael" edition.