They were the toy cars marketed as "The Ones With Windows", and were made right here in Wales. Image source, West Wales Museum of Childhood Whether it's the Batmobile, Chitty Chitty Bang Bang, James ...

International models and collectibles group Hornby has struck a deal to acquire The Corgi Model Club (CMC). Hornby has announced the acquisition of the assets, trade and intellectual property of CMC ...

They’re not in the same league as stocks and shares but the market for toy cars in the UK is worth a lot more than pocket money. Die-cast Corgi models that once cost children a few shillings are now ...

Corgi's diecast models, of which Chitty Chitty Bang Bang was the most famous, were produced in Swansea between 1956 and 1983. Comments are closed for this object What's this? Most of the content on A ...

If you do, then you might remember the very first Corgi model cars, that set you back three shillings (15p) and appeared in 1956, celebrating their 60th anniversary this year. Corgi’s models were ...

Corgi is a name familiar to any car enthusiast. For those 17 years before you can get behind the wheel of a real car, a Corgi die-cast model is perfect for living out your driving ambitions across the ...

Hornby, the models and collectibles group, has acquired the assets, trade and intellectual property of The Corgi Model Club from Blue 14. Established in 2021 as a third-party partnership with Hornby, ...

Margate-based models and collectibles group Hornby has acquired Corgi Model Club (CMC) from Blue 14, an investment vehicle majority-owned by entrepreneur Jim Lewcock. Launched in 2021 as a third-party ...

Hornby Plc ("Hornby"), the international models and collectibles Group, announces the acquisition of the assets, trade and intellectual property of The Corgi Model Club ("CMC") from Blue 14, an ...

(Sharecast News) - Models and collectibles business Hornby said on Monday that it has acquired The Corgi Model Club from Blue 14, an investment vehicle majority-owned by entrepreneur Jim Lewcock.