Every brand you collect

Hot Wheels is the biggest name in diecast. Mattel launched the line in 1968 and has released thousands of castings since, from licensed sports cars to wild fantasy designs.

Matchbox is older than Hot Wheels. It started in England in 1953, when Lesney Products sold small cars in boxes the size of a matchbox. Mattel has owned the brand since 1997.

Mini GT is a premium 1:64 line from True Scale Miniatures (TSM) in Hong Kong. It launched in 2017 and quickly became a favourite of adult collectors.

Tarmac Works is a Hong Kong diecast brand best known for highly detailed 1:64 race cars. Its models carry real sponsor liveries from touring cars, GT racing, rally and more.

Greenlight is an American diecast brand known for themed series: movie and TV cars, muscle cars, police vehicles, farm trucks and more. It makes models from 1:64 all the way up to 1:18.

Johnny Lightning first raced against Hot Wheels in 1969. The brand has changed hands over the years and is still a favourite for American muscle cars, classic trucks and nostalgic themes.