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micro sedan and wagon models

Started by coolaride, November 04, 2008, 02:49:55 PM

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coolaride

hey there

i picked up these today at a swap meet ...
dont know much about them , does anyone ?
both are metal not plastic .









c-ride  :D

ridgey_didge

Coolaride,

If you go to the topic http://fefcholden.org.au/forum/index.php/topic,850.msg2709.html#msg2709 there is an explanation of the history of Micro Models.  I suspect your wagon is from the mid 80s and that the MCOTW on the base is Model Cars of the World.  I have one of these in an unassembled kit.  It is quite rough and even has an small L shaped hole through the roof.

As to the sedan, I also have one with the same base and assume it is from another phase of their history, but don't know for sure.

I have a variety of other bases and should try to post the different ones in the hope someone knows which base was produced in which phase.

I hope that helps with the FC wagon at least.

Cheers
David

NosFEratu

Hi

I picked up two Micro Models at a local swap meet in the mid 80's.  Both were unassembled and unpainted - an FE sedan and an FC Van.   

I kept the FE but left the Van behind with the real Van. 

I've still got the unassembled and unpainted Tom Thumb FE in it's original box that I picked up around the same time from another swap meet.

I'm not much into model cars (you can't drive 'em) but the couple I've got are quite cute!   :D

Kathi
NosFEratu

ashfe

i have micro models fe model unfortunantly it was repainted red by my uncle before my dad got it he had it inspected and dated by an antiques dealer whome specialises in model cars and it wasdated as 1958 its body is pritty much identical except the under carriage reads micro not micro reproductions will post pics when i can get some in focus

Glenn 'Stinky' Stankevicius

Quote from: ashfe on April 28, 2009, 08:30:48 PM
when i can get some in focus
If you don't know how, I have found that pressing the macro button (little flower) on the camera sets it up for taking really close up shots.