-
shorter run Ediltoys. The
origins of
Politoys as a
company are
somewhat unclear. The
company began as "
Politoys APS"
about 1960, and
started production...
-
Pescarolo switched back to his
March 721
while the
Politoys was rebuilt. In its last
appearance as the
Politoys FX3,
Chris Amon
drove the car for the team in...
- Engineering; 1972 saw the
first F1 car
built by the
Williams works, the
Politoys FX3
designed by Len Bailey.
Pescarolo crashed and destro**** it at its first...
- 2005. At the
height of its po****rity, Bburago's main
competitors were
Politoys and Maisto, the
latter of
which was to
become dominant in the 1:18 market...
-
giving him
previous year's
March 711. The
Williams team
tried out with a
Politoys FX3, but the car's
steering failed on the
first run,
during the British...
- fine
Politoys M
series in the 1960s was
simply called "Mercury 1:43". Some British,
American and
German cars were offered, but also
similar to
Politoys M...
- MCW-Models –
McGregor –
Mexican reproductions of
Italian Politoys, that ads
called 'McGregor
Politoys'. Some
plastic models looked like
reproductions from...
-
Ganley Gijs van
Lennep Arturo Merzario Jacques Laffite Formula One cars
Politoys (1972) FX3 Iso–Marlboro (1973–1974) FX3B IR FW
Williams (1975) FW FW01...
-
variety of
other companies including Dinky, Corgi, Solido, Mebetoys, Tekno,
Politoys (Polistil), and
possibly some
Mercury models.
Vehicles in Auto Pilen's...
- then
Racing Point, then
Aston Martin.
Frank Williams Racing Cars
includes Politoys (1972), Iso–Marlboro (1973–1974) and Wolf–Williams (1976) cars.
Prior to...
