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http://www.matchbox.com |
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Matchbox Toys Official Site
Not the best site produced by Mattel, it has to be said, with the
UK version being neglected somewhat, but look to the USA range of
cars and trucks for the latest images of the 1-75 range. |
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http://www.mboxcommunity.com/forums/ |
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A Worldwide Meeting Place for
Diecast Collectors of All Ages
This is an excellent point to answer all those obscure questions that
you may have about the 1-75 range, BUT there are some drawbacks. Most
of the focus is centred around the USA, and some of the topics are
really for the hardcore anoraks. However, in saying that there is
a very knowledgeable community out there, who can answer most of your
questions.
The forums also cater for other manufacturers as well, so this is a great place to expand your knowledge of diecast. |
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http://www.mboxcommunity.com/cfalkens/index.html |
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Christian Falkensteiner's
Matchbox Information Page
Christian is a knowledgeable historian of the Matchbox 1-75 range,
and has a love affair with Citroen to boot. If you have a question,
and if no one else can help, and if you can find him, maybe you
can ask Christian a question (cue A-Team theme music) |
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http://www.htwm.de/~mroehr/MBX/mbx.htm |
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Michael's Matchbox® Page
German collector Michael Roehr's
site, which has an excellent page on Matchbox boxes. Also contains
a good section on the German releases during the Mattel reign. |
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http://www.matchboxmemories.com/ |
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Matchbox Memories: The No.1 Site for
Collector's of older Matchbox Toys
Mick Flack resides in
Australia and is a keen collector of Matchbox Yesteryear models.
The site has a comprehensive listing of Yesteryear Models and their
spin-off's, with some excellent quality shots as well. The site
is going to have a revamp soon, as you can spot the MS FrontPage-isms
everywhere.....
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http://www.malcolmdesigns.com/diecast/index.html |
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malcolm's diecast showroom
Malcolm Brooks is a thirty-summat chap from the US of A. His site
not looks at Matchbox 1-75, but other brands as well, such as Tonka,
and Hot Wheels. There are also some beautifully photographed pictures
of models that are in his collection, and that alone makes the visit
worthwhile.
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http://www.shabbir.com/matchbox/mbmenu1.html |
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ALL YOU NEED TO KNOW ABOUT MATCHBOX TOYS
This site is the work of Shabbir Malik, a collector of Matchbox
1-75, who lives in New York (that is in America as well). The site
is a huge resource centre for 1-75, and has a tremendous amount
of information available. However, as Shabbir resides in North America,
the focus is on that region, and not on Europe. The navigation of
the site is poor, and it is not that easy to
get around. |
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http://www.matchboxdave.com |
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Dave's Matchbox Collector Zone
An Amercian site for those who are into the promotional MB38 Model 'A' Ford vans, and also a comprehensive section on the comparison of transitional models from Regualr Wheels to Superfast. |
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http://www.pendlediecast.co.uk/museumwindow2.html |
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Pendle-Diecast Matchbox Museum
A good sectiion on the various boxes of the 1-75 range, and lots of detailed pictures of the models that have been produced |
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