Wall's Ice Cream Van on Ford Thames (with figures) (447)Corgi 447, the first version of Corgis iconic Walls Ice Cream Van, was presented in a different box design to the later Corgi 474 and was notable for the two figures of an ice cream seller and a boy that accompanied it. Slots in the cardboard plinth that came in the box allowed the figures to be displayed next to the model to create a diorama. The figures were deleted from the later model for production cost reasons. The question always asked about

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This rare all-white liveried ‘Dutch Police’ version of Corgi 492 – created exclusively for the Netherlands – has an identical casting to the regular green and white ‘European Polizei’ version

This fully authentic die-cast re-issue is completely faithful to the 1967 model – and is of course a fraction of the cost of an original

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The Batmobile comes complete with its late 1960s-era packaging – a classic illustrated Corgi picture box that houses the model sitting on a plinth with decorative winged sides and back – a beautifully created facsimile of the original

As to why the model was painted gold – unlike Bond’s silver DB5 in the movies – the story goes that Corgi bosses were concerned that the silver painted factory samples they were shown looked too much like 'base metal'

simulating ‘flashing’ emergency lights when the model was pushed along the floor

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enamel Corgi Club membership badge from the 1960s

additional snap-on wings to the front and rear

This 303S replicates the classic variant with a striking bonnet racing stripe

which replicates the classic period-correct Corgi 270 livery