Most of the Wellys are approximately 1/34 and not 1/43 and you can also buy them in the Action voor 2,99 €€ with box and in Belgium also in de Colruyt for that price !
To be honest, the cars by siku were much better in the past . The trucks in 1:50 are still awesome :-):-) . In Germany the 2 cv is calling "Ente" which means duck .
Hi I am from the Philippines and i really like the way you speak about the cars it seems that they have emotions too. 😄 Hope you also include more 1:32 scale diecast because it is my mainline models😊😊 More power to you💪👌
Unfortunately I’m from the United States. All of the Toys R Us stores went out of business. That was one of the only toy shops in my country. We have some smaller hobby shops, but not many near where we live. Me, my mom and dad wish we could all move to Europe and the country I would pick to move to is the Netherlands. PS I like listening to your national anthem 🇳🇱.
No way, what a big Matchbox multipack! Wow, Matchbox is not making these anymore for actually quite some time, so it must have been there for such a long time! I would have pick this one up for sure! 🧐 As always nice to see your peg hunting Videos!👍🤗
Really like the Siku tractors and combines. John Deere, Klaas, etc. Farm set is amazing. Siku diecast stuff is so well detailed, especially in the larger scales
We can find Siku here in NZ but it is rather expensive (I guess it has to travel halfway around the world to get here) and it is a slow seller. I think the scale (not 1:64) and the wheels are an issue that needs addressing if they wish to sell more. I definitely agree with you that their farm and construction machinery is superb though.
@@DiecastDudeofficial Yes, the Siku scale is close to that of HW/MBX/Majorette, but for me personally, the Siku just looks a bit too big when I park it beside the others.
The 32 scale are a bit expensive there, i bought a special official release lancia integrale evo II for 15, the 32's go for around 9€ on average, except for the ferrari collection models, on any scale.
@@DiecastDudeofficial Fewer and fewer, there are only two in town and they had split into multi business so tey could keep going. Covid will kill the diecast business over here. The funny story is that since the 70's we've had many companies doing diecast which ended up selling or going out of business. There are some u can still find today on markets and stuff like, Luso toys, Vitesse, Poliguri/Guri, Onyx, Quartzo,Trofeu, this last 2 were subsidiaries of Vitesse if i remember well, there were a few more but i dont remember the names. I think Vitesse sold to some Macau company and there are still models from their lines coming out today.
