They’re all stamped 1994, but I would have bought them around ‘97. I tried Joe’s Curios but couldn’t find them on there.

Other than difference in size and details what else sets apart original "little" mm from the "big" mm.

Were both sizes produced at the same time?

Or did galoob stop making the little version and then start making the big version?

What years were both versions produced?

Are original mm considered 1st generation and big considered 2nd generation?

Are the originals considered more valuable for there smaller size and being the first to be produced or are the later bigs more valuable for the slightly bigger size and better details?

Is there a little and big version of EVERY MM?

I don’t know where I got it from, just wanna know what it is. It is an American vehicle.

I found a seller on eBay selling a mixed lot of MM and Funriser aircraft.

They used the term DIE CAST in their listing description.

Are MM/Funriser vehicles considered to be die cast?

I thought die cast referred to metal toys that are formed from a singular mold.

so what’s everyone’s strategy when dealing with way overpriced lots and sets? Do you provide examples of similar items that sold for way less, itemize the individual vehicles and how some are worth less way less then others? Case in point I see NIB sets that people want 1000$ for and no where have seen the same thing selling anywhere near that.

I can't find any information on the internet.

Can you help me?

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I have been looking at videos of Micro Machines preparing for a nostalgia purchase and they seem way bigger than I remember. I had some really tiny cars as a kid and I’m curious if they were an off brand or an offshoot of Micro Machines themselves?

Can anybody tell me where I can go out and physically buy Micro Machines instead of buying them online?

I've been searching for so long and I can't find a store that sells them. So I've been biting the bullet and paying for shipping and handling on eBay and Amazon.

If anyone has some insight or advice for me, that'd be greatly appreciated!

Micro machines, New Micro Machines, Hot Wheels Planet Micro, Johnny Lightning, BTTF Texaco car, and a BTTF Funrise

Did Micro Machines ever produce a European Ford Anglia?

I know Harry Potter came WAY after Micro Machines, but my girlfriend is obsessed with the flying Ford Anglia from Harry Potter.

I'm just curious if there is a micro machine Ford Anglia?

Thanks

Does anyone remember an accessory for Micro Machines that was a 2 lane race track similar to the tracks for hot wheels or matchbox cars?

I remember having a blue plastic semi-flexible track for my Micro Machines.

It clamped to the edge of a table creating a down hill slope the cars could race side by side down.

I have no idea if it was part of a specific play set or a stand alone accessory?

I've tried searching for this online many times but haven't had any luck finding it.

Hopefully someone here knows what I'm talking about?

Thanks.

Hello! Any idea why i cant find this game on the UK ps store? Thanks

An AC130U “Spooky” making port-side circles while piping out 105mm howitzer fire support overhead (shown) and 20mm Vulcan Cannons as followup…

Im looking at 3D printing some "play sets" for my friends sons who has recently got my friends old Micromachines

He mostly has a bunch of Military vehicles/aircraft, and I want to see if I can draft up similar little miliyary bases, airports, bunkers etc and I want to make sure I'm making the entrances, runways and height clearances the right size

Can someone who owns a M1 Abram's, give the dimensions in mm?

-Length from rear to front guard

-Length from rear to barrel tip

-Width from side to side

-And height would be great

And if anyone owns the B-52...

-Wing tip to wing tip would be great as well

*edit also if anyone has the height of the little infantry men some sets come with

Anyway thankyou to anyone who has a spare minute and a ruler.