CORGI BAT SUBMERSIBLE

A New Member of Batman Vehicle

This CORGI BATSUBMERSIBLE was found at one of the local hobby shop just before it was close up of his business last month. The shop was having mega sale when I past by the shop.
I actually was interested to buy one of the display case for my Ultra man for RM5. Until the boss tell me that he is closing his shop by end of November and all item was on sale. So I look around and found some nice display case to display my cars collection. After pay for three display case for RM 30, just before I step out the shop I saw some loose Tomica (old NSX & 30 years Anniversary red AE86) at the bottom of his display cabinet and get it for RM 5 each. He then show me his other die-cast for sell at the back of his store room and this Corgi is one of then. He offer me this Bat submersible for RM 10 and I pay him quickly and no question ask.
The Bat submersible is in mint condition even it is without a box. Now it is in my Batman display case.

When pressing the top two wind screen downward, the two side wing and front cannon with pop out.

To my surprise, the bottom of the Batsubmersible has this nice Batman image under it and the year it been made. (2000)

This is another great collection. Which I was so bless to have it by exchanging one of my HW DD with this loose DD with Cat woman printing on it.

Matchbox Civic Type-R

Civic Type-R from Matchbox. I think Matchbox really did a good job on this Civic. It come with three different colour. I just can't wait to get me one of these.

FRONT - black wrap around grille with white headlights and Honda badge, Type R logo license plate, white fog lights.

REAR - black wrap around rear strip with red/white lights and Honda badge, Type R logo license plate, black lower grille, silver exhaust pipes.

Nice rear wing

HUMVEE FEVEER.

HUMMER OR HUMVEE

Hummers were originally built by AM General Corporation, which was formerly AMC Jeep's General Products division[1], in its South Bend, Indiana assembly plant. AM General had planned to sell a civilian version of the Hum-Vee as far back as the late 1980s. In 1990, two matching white Hum-Vees were driven from London to Beijing over the rough roads of central Soviet Union. The Hummers made the trip with ease, for they were built to drive on off-road terrain. The highlights of this journey were broadcast in the United States on ESPN. This publicity would pale in comparison to the attention that the HMMWV received for its service in Operation: Desert Storm the following year.
In 1992, AM General began selling a civilian version of the M998 High Mobility Multipurpose Wheeled Vehicle (HMMWV or Hum-Vee) vehicle to the public under the brand name "Hummer".
In 1998, AM General sold the brand name to General Motors, but continued to manufacture the vehicles. GM is responsible for the marketing and distribution of all Hummers produced by AM General. In the next few years, GM introduced two new homegrown models, the H2 and H3, and renamed the original vehicle H1.

HUMMER H1 from REALTOY

HUMVEE H1 from JOHNNY LIGHTNING

HUMMER from MATCHBOX (Battle Kings package)

HUMMER from TOMICA

MAJORETTE HUMMER Vs TOMICA HUMMER.

Height comparison the MJ is sight lower compare with TC Hummer, because it has lower suspension. The TC have better wheel & tyre too.

Top view TC covered sun roof and MJ come with clear sun roof.

Left is TOMICA come with open rear door and HUMMER word printed on rear bumper.
On the right MAJORETTE come with clear view window spare tyre and trailer hook too.

Rear view left MJ has better detail over TC.

Size compare between MJ and HW



HUMMER H3 with different height from MATCHBOX

HUMMER H3 and HX/H4 from MAISTO