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ZAMAK (or
Zamac,
formerly trademarked as MAZAK) is a
family of
alloys with a base
metal of zinc and
alloying elements of aluminium, magnesium, and copper...
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military vehicles and
commercial vehicles. The
models are
usually made of a
zamac alloy in
varying scales. The
company was
established in 1932 by Ferdinand...
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lighter at only 22
ounces (625 g), as the
structure was
mostly made of
Zamac, a zinc alloy. The
weapon was ****ed by
sliding forward a
lever above the...
- The list is
inclusive with
slush mold, tinplate,
pressed steel,
diecast zamac,
white metal,
plastic and
resin models and toys from all over the world...
- scale.
Before and
during World War II
these models, made of lead
based zamac, were used by the
German military for
training and
tactical planning. They...
- and copper. Lead or iron are
impurities that must be
carefully avoided in
Zamac, as they give rise to a
deterioration of the
metal most
commonly called...
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Britains then
diversified into
other ****ociated toys such as die-cast
zamac military trucks,
commercial vehicles, and toy cars. Today, the Britains...
- A
number of pre-Spot-On Tri-Ang toy
vehicles in plastic. Spot-On models, though, were
diecast zamac....
- back
pocket secured with Velcro,
eyelet holes made from a
stainless alloy,
Zamac, and a
cotton lining. In 1994,
Vilebrequin expanded its
collection to include...
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realistic portrayal of wire
wheels and roof ties is not
possible with
diecast zamac. A good
vehicle for
analysis is the 1923 Benz
Diesel Lastkraftwagen 5K3...
