tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-557040479935597519.post1673392840171981034..comments2024-03-05T20:19:10.943+01:00Comments on DieCast - Modellautos: Frohe Weihnachten an alle Leser !!!! Ein kurzer Rückblick bis zum neuen Jahr 2017...THhttp://www.blogger.com/profile/14036804284792629138noreply@blogger.comBlogger5125tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-557040479935597519.post-41532663332321763732017-10-22T15:42:03.206+02:002017-10-22T15:42:03.206+02:00yeah, the metal parts can also be a risk as you sa...yeah, the metal parts can also be a risk as you said... they can be sharp!<br /><br />As far as being unbreakable... I've written a few articles about the subject.<br /><a href="http://kids-nook.com/matchbox-vs-hot-wheels-vs-majorette-toy-cars/" rel="nofollow">in 1/64 scale Hot Wheels and Matchbox</a> - they are the strongest, My kid even used some of them to unhinge the wooden door of his room (that was fun) <br /><a href="http://kids-nook.com/maisto-1-43-model-cars/" rel="nofollow">in 1/43 Maisto are the strongest I've found</a> - Bburago has seen a bit of a drop in quality in recent years<br /><a href="http://kids-nook.com/1-24-scale-diecast-cars" rel="nofollow">in 1/24 Maisto wins again</a> -BBurago and Welly dismantle to easily, be warned... this link is graphic and features a lot of damaged toys :D<br /><br /><br />Btw, in Croatia Welly cars are also a bit more expensive, sometimes even more than Matchbox and Hot Wheels. And I am so sad that Siku are not that good anymore, they were considered the BEST in Croatia in the 90's... if you had them everyone would look at you in awe :)<br /><br />Kids-Nookhttps://www.blogger.com/profile/13006990327827802310noreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-557040479935597519.post-39410403995281352562017-10-22T12:30:36.564+02:002017-10-22T12:30:36.564+02:00hello! yes, it´s true, welly cars are not often to...hello! yes, it´s true, welly cars are not often to see in this blog. why? nearly all wellys are packed at the moment, so i can´t present them. in germany they are hard to find and sometimes too expensive. with an eye on the quality i only can criticize as a collector and not as a player with model cars. so i can´t say that they crush or to collapse more than other modell cars. but i see it as you as a risk, that metal parts can wound a child or it´s bad, when a child swallow a plastic or metal part into the stomach. when i was a child, there was yatming the brand, which was not a high quality modell car and lost several parts in the years of hard playing. so perhaps you as a father, you have to decide at your own, what modells you give your son, if he plays too hard with them. i think, unbreakable cars are hard to find, because they are only toys...<br /><br />thank you for the kind words!THhttps://www.blogger.com/profile/14036804284792629138noreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-557040479935597519.post-71949553763458500092017-10-21T20:00:20.289+02:002017-10-21T20:00:20.289+02:00Out of all the brands in these photos... Welly is ...Out of all the brands in these photos... Welly is the poorest. I say this as a dad, I got my kid only a few 1/64 welly cars and stopped. They're a chocking hazard in my opinion, the wheels fall apart too easily and I've written about it in one of my <a href="http://kids-nook.com/matchbox-vs-hot-wheels-vs-majorette-toy-cars/" rel="nofollow">1/64 reviews</a>. Please drop a comment if you agree or disagree with my comments there. <br /><br />Btw, I got my kid both the matchbox Porsche you ahve there and the Siku taxi... unfortunately he dropped a brick on the taxi I believe (on purpose of course :D)<br /><br />Really glad to have visited your blog again, will be back ;)Kids-Nookhttps://www.blogger.com/profile/13006990327827802310noreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-557040479935597519.post-31830683736730120452016-12-27T18:49:55.352+01:002016-12-27T18:49:55.352+01:00Vielen Dank für die Info. Die Modelle an sich und ...Vielen Dank für die Info. Die Modelle an sich und in ihrer Auswahl ähneln stark den Norevmodellen. Dennoch sind wir 1/64 Freunde ja um jede neue Marke dankbar...THhttps://www.blogger.com/profile/14036804284792629138noreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-557040479935597519.post-11489140610151540382016-12-24T17:42:36.427+01:002016-12-24T17:42:36.427+01:00Es gibt eine neue Marke in 1:66 (also fast 1:64): ...Es gibt eine neue Marke in 1:66 (also fast 1:64): Minibox, eine Tochtermarke von Minialuxe. Die Letzte war in den 60-70er eine bekante französische Marke in 1:43, wurde 2012 von einem französischem Enthusiasten wiederbelebt und baut nostalgische Modelle in 1:43. Minibox ist eine neue Linie in 1:66 und auch nostalgisch in der Machart mit Straßsteinen-Scheinwerfer und Alu-Räder auf dicken Drahtachsen mit Gummi-Reifen. Sind sehr teuer 20,-, gibt es vermutlich nur im Direktvertrieb über minialux.frAnonymousnoreply@blogger.com