We're here to dive into the fascinating world of "200 series" die-cast cars made by Majorette. From their early beginnings to the year 2000, including transitional rail route-Majorette toy vehicles, we'll discuss, expose, and organize it all.
As a dedicated collector, I've spent countless hours researching, gathering, and organizing information to preserve the history of Majorette die-cast cars.
Our objective is simple: to create and share videos that take you on a journey through the 200 series, casting by casting, as we explore their evolution over time.
PS: Information about these vintage Majorettes is hard to come by, so I encourage you to share any knowledge you have with me. It would be greatly appreciated!
I hope you enjoy watching these videos as much as I've enjoyed producing them. Thank you for joining us on this exciting adventure.
Hello Maurice, Big A’s Diecast stopping by to welcome you to the community, and to show your channel some love. Just subbed to your, and smashed that like button for you. Be safe out there, happy collecting, and God bless you and your family.
Thank you! It's an uber-rare piece, never sold because the series ended before the BMW's release. However, it was produced (for sure) because there are pictures in the catalogues. I wish I could find the creators of this deluxe series. Thank you for your comment. Cheers from Canada!
Hi there. I was wondering if you have any information on the designers of the 200 series cars from Majorette. I am trying to find the name of the person who designed Majorette 'Depanneuse' No. 291. Thank-you!
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Thanks for the link, can I put this in my majorette videos as it shows another side to the collection and gives people an idea what all those numbers relate too. Great work collecting all these cars.
Thank you so much for the kind comment. I'm a fan! 'mThe idea of a link would be an honour for me!! The video is somewhat lengthy, but the idea is to show the sequence of numbers as a catalogue. So, if someone is curious about a number of the 200 series, they can search in the video. Cheers!
