A Catalogue of Messerschmitt models.................
A Catalogue of
Messerschmitt models.................
 
 Messerschmitt plastic kits from Japan. More details |
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| Lincoln KR175 This model was made in England but there is no name on the original box to confirm the maker. It is clockwork but there is also a friction drive version, virtually identical.  |
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| Messerschmitt KR175 This model was issued by Messerschmitt themselves as a promotional, quite rare and expensive! |
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Bandai Tg500 One of the most desirable models of perhaps the most desirable microcar. Made in Japan. 1950s? |
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Bubble Car Toys Tg500 24cm long, Resin. A brief project by David Castelette, only a small number were made. Made in England 1998. |
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Busch KR200 1:87, Plastic A chrome plastic base wraps around to form the front bumper, great detail, even down to the steering bar. Made in Germany. |
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| Cursor KR200 1:43, Diecast with gold plating. The model is basically a GAMA without the opening canopy and gold plated. cursor also sold the GAMA in their own box with extra chrome parts. Made in Germany. |
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Dinky KR200 1:43 Diecast. This model must be from the same mould as the Vitesse model but only issued as a mail-order special. The leopard skin seats are a nice touch!  |
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| Dragonball Z Messerschmitt KR200 From a 90's kid's TV programme this toy is 210 mm long, made from plastic and has side opening doors! Made in China it is really quite a good likeness (OK the doors are naff), it even has the FMR badge! |
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Duesentrieb Messerschmitt Super 1:43, Whitemetal, I think from a kit. Made in Germany. |
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Ferrero KR200 1:60? Plastic A fun toy that clips together, it features an opening top and the biggest air scoops ever seen on a 'Schmitt! From Italy. |
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Gama KR201 1:43 Diecast This is one of my favourite Messerschmitt models, not as detailed as the Vittesse which was realeased at the same time, but they got the shape just right. Made in Germany 1998. |
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Gama KR200 1:43 Diecast From the same stable as the Gama above, also look out for the Tg500. |
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| Lion Models Fend Flitzer 1:87 Whitemetal kit This is an obsolete kit from Lion models of Germany. |
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KR175 This model is 1:160 scale, cast in solid metal. Made in Switzerland. |
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| NEKO
KR200 This model is a caricature in the Japanese 'shorty' style. Made in Japan |
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| NEKO Tg500 And also the Tiger. Made in Japan
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Revell KR201, 1:24 Diecast This must be the nicest of the recent series of Kabine-Rollers from Revell. Top lifts, steering works. Made in China for Germany, 1999. |
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S.A.M.S The prototype 'Schmitt, the Fend Flitzer 101. Made of white metal as a kit or finished in Green or 'Sand' colour. Scale is 1:43 made in England form late 2001.
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S.A.M.S Messerschmitt Super 1:43, Whitemetal.A handbuilt model of the famous record breaker. Made in England, 1995. More |
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SIKU Messerschmitt KR175 1:60, plastic. Made in Germany from 1957 the KR175 was one of many microcar models produced by SIKU. (dark blue model is sold) to siku page |
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Tober KR200, 1:43 Whitemetal A whitemetal kit made by Bill Barnes. It should have the window side frames but I found them too difficult to fit. Made in England, 1980? |
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Vitesse KR201, Made also as Dome top & cabriolet, this very posh KR201 is a limited edition 'Schmitt.
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Vitesse Tg500, 1:43 Diecast I have seen a dome top and Cabriolet, did they also do the fully open car? Made in Portugal |
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Wiking KR200 Cabriolet, 1:87 Plastic Nice detail, (check out those wheels), but I think the Busch still has my vote. Made in Germany,1999 |
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| Unknown KR175 It looks plastic, perhaps has a friction drive, any ideas? |
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Unknown KR175 I believe this is an original model from the late 1950's, looks like plastic. Do you know it? Made in Germany? |
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| Takara Tomy Made in Japan |
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| Duesentrieb A white metal kit in 1:43 scale made in Germany, during the 1970s
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| Quiralu |
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