CORGI Toy Listing

277 Matches Found, 1 thru 100 on this page.
Maker - Item# - Scale Description
CORGI - 2005BROCH-1ST Click to Enlarge 2005 - 1st half 2005 Brochure. This Brochure Features Corgi's Military and Emergency Vehicles, Batman Vehicles, Vintage Busses and British Autos. [Age: Adults ]
CORGI - 2005CAT-1ST Click to Enlarge 2005 1st half CORGI Full Product Line Catalog. Featuring 41 pages of Corgi's Premier Collections, The History Channel Collections and Their Popularly priced Collections. [Age: Adults ]
CORGI - 2006ANN-B2 Click to Enlarge 2006 Second-Half Anniversary Catalog Brochure [Age: Adults ]
CORGI - AA30013 - 1/144 Scale Click to Enlarge Douglas Dakota, No. 24 Sq., Monty's Personal Aircraft - [Age: Adults ]
CORGI - AA30015 - 1/144 Scale Click to Enlarge Douglas C-47D Jiminy Cricket [Age: Adults ]
CORGI - AA31927 - 1/72 Scale Click to Enlarge Supermarine Spitfire MkVB - No.538/EP310, 57 GvlAP, Russian Air Force, Caucase, USSR 1943
In January 1943 the first of the 150-shipped Spitfires Mk. Vb landed at the Soviet airdromes. One of these machines, with the serial number EP210, is the subject of this model. EP210 was manufactured in Castle Bromvich in June 1942, after which it was sent to maintenance units 9 and 82. Since October 23, it was on the ship “Bandar Shapure,” and on January 11, 1943, it was sent to the USSR. -
[Age: Adults ]
CORGI - AA31928 - 1/72 Scale Click to Enlarge The Aviation Archive - Photo Reconaissance - Supermarine Spitfire Type PR Mark IB - P9931/B, No.212 Squadron, RAF, Seclin, France, Spring 1940
From the Aviation Archive, WWII Photo Reconnaissance

No. 212 Squadron was formed on August 20, 1918, based at the seaplane station at Great Yarmouth. It carried out antisubmarine patrols for the rest of the war and disbanded in February 1920. On February 10, 1940, No. 212 re-formed at Heston to carry out strategic photographic reconnaissance duties in France, working closely with the Photographic Development Unit. It was intended to have three detachments each of three Spitfires, but in the absence of sufficient camera-equipped Spitfires, No. 212 was equipped with Blenheims. After flying some operational missions, the detachment in France was forced to evacuate its base and the squadron was absorbed by the Photographic Development Unit on June 18, 1940. It was redesignated the Photographic Reconnaissance Unit in July. - [Age: Adults ] [Inches: 6 Wingspan ]

CORGI - AA33413 - 1/72 Scale Click to Enlarge Westland and Sea King has 6, XV712, NO.814 Sqn. Royal Navy, “Tiger Meet” Scheme, RNAS Culdrose, Cornwall, 1999 - [Age: Adults ]
CORGI - AA34406 - 1/32 Scale Click to Enlarge P-51D Mustang "Jersey Jerk" - Maj. Don Strait, OC 361st FS,356th FG
MSRP $180.00

After two victories on December 5, Don Strait found more air combat on Christmas Day. In action again Bf109s, he had a nasty moment when his first victim left oil and engine coolant all over his windscreen. Skidding away, Strait almost rammed his foe. His 13.5 aerial victories led the 356th Fighter Group. After the war he rejoined the NJ Air National Guard, and served on active duty during the Korean War, the Cuban Missile Crisis and Vietnam. - [Age: Adults ] [Inches: 14.25 in wingspan ]

CORGI - AA34706 - 1/72 Scale Click to Enlarge English Electric Canberra B.6(MOD.) - A and AEE Boscombe Down, Wiltshire, 1984
MSRP $120.00 -
[Age: Adults ]
CORGI - AA34908 - 1/32 Scale Click to Enlarge Messerschmitt BF109G-6 "Red 1" [Age: Adults ]
CORGI - AA35002 - 1/72 Scale Click to Enlarge Gloster Meteor F. Mk 8, 601 RAAF Sq., RAF North Weald Essex, 1953 - [Age: Adults ]
CORGI - AA35003 - 1/72 Scale Click to Enlarge Seletar, Singapore, 1969 - Gloster Meteor F(TT) Mk.8 - No. 1574 Flight, RAF
Some 30+ Meteor F.8s were converted to a simple target tug configuration and redesignated "Meteor F(TT).8." The only modification was the fitting of a target-towing lug under the Fuselage, allowing the aircraft to pull a target banner along. -
[Age: Adults ] [Inches: 6.3 in Wingspan ]
CORGI - AA35211 - 1/72 Scale Click to Enlarge P-40E Warhawk - 'Typhoon McGoon', LT. Clyde V. Kinsley, 7TH FS/49TH FG, New Guinea 1943 - [Age: Adults ]
CORGI - AA35310 - 1/72 Scale Click to Enlarge B-25C Mitchell - 'Legal Eagle', 1Lt. George Bauer, 489th BS/340th BG, Landing Ground 99 (El Kabrit), Egypt, 15th December 1942
From the Aviation Archive, US Aircraft in the MTO

The crew of “Legal Eagle” won the squadron’s longest airplane name contest by originally calling the aircraft “Superdurchschnittsgeschwididigkeiter,” which means “Speedy” in German. - [Age: Adults ] [Inches: 11 Wingspan ]

CORGI - AA35504 - 1/32 Scale Click to Enlarge Hawker Sea Hurricane 1B - No. 880 SQ. Fleet Air Arm, HMS Indomitable, Indian Ocean
MSRP $120.00
Restoration started in earnest in February 1986, and led to the first flight of the world's only Sea Hurricane 1B in the hands of pilot Andy Sephton on September 16, 1995.
[Age: Adults ] [Inches: 15 wingspan ]
CORGI - AA35602 - 1/144 Scale Click to Enlarge Hawker Siddeley Nimrod RD.1 - RAF Kinloss Wing, Moray, Scotland, 1977
MSRP $60.00
XV254 was the aircraft chosen to be statically displayed to HM The Queen in July 1977 at RAF Finningley as part of The Queen's Silver jubilee Review of the RAF. The model is depicted in its original delivery scheme of light grey and white, which it wore between 1969-81.
[Age: Adults ] [Inches: 9.5 wingspan ]
CORGI - AA35802 - 1/72 Scale Click to Enlarge North American F-86A Sabre - 116th FIS, 81st FIW, USAF, Shepherds Grove, Suffolk, England, 1951 -
MSRP $48.00
On August 27, 1951, F-86A-5 Sabres of the 116th Fighter Interceptor Squadron took up residence at Shepherds Grove in Suffolk, being the first aircraft of this type to be based in Europe. The other two squadrons forming the 81st FIW were the 91st and 92nd F.I. Squadrons. -
[Age: Adults ] [Inches: 6.18 in wingspan ]
CORGI - AA36001 - 1/72 Scale Click to Enlarge British Aerospace Hawk T.1A - The Royal Air Force Aerobatic Team, "The Red Arrows," Scampton, Lincs, 2005
Since being introduced into service with the Red Arrows, the Sawk has taken the team on tours of Eastern and Western Europe, the USA, the Middle and Far East, Africa and Austrailia - in all, the Red Arrows have displayed in 50 countries.
[Age: Adults ] [Inches: 5.25 wingspan ]
CORGI - AA36002 - 1/72 Scale Click to Enlarge British Aerospace Hawk T.1A - No. 4 Flying Training School, RAF Valley, Anglesay, 1995
MSRP $47.99

The Hawk has now been in service with No. 4 FTS for over 30 years and has been a landmark in RAF history. Today, No. 4 FTS's training course is split between two reserve squadrons, No. 19 adn 208. This Corgi model represents a Hawk T.1A from No. FTS in the red, white and blue training colors utilized during the 1980s and 1990s, before being replaced by a more somber overall gloss black color from the mid-1990s, color scheme to date. [Age: Adults ] [Inches: 5.25 wingspan ]

CORGI - AA36106 - 1/72 Scale Click to Enlarge Consolidated Catalina MkIB - Z2144, FV-R, 205 Squadron, RAF, Seletar, Singapore, Sept. 1941

The Allies’ aim in the China-Burma-India (CBI) Theater of World War II was to supply Chinese armies in their struggle against a massive Japanese incursion. The enemy’s seizure of China’s seaports had severed its traditional supply lines. Accordingly, the Allies transported equipment, men and supplies to China through Burma by building roads and pipelines, and India by flying the “Hump” route over the Himalayas. In addition, the Allies aided China in the Japanese attack by conducting ground and air offensives.

In April 1941, 205 Squadron received its first Catalina, and one of their aircraft had the distinction of being the first British aircraft shot down in the Pacific war when sent out to shadow a Japanese invasion convoy. With the coming war to the Far East, the squadron was engaged in trying to locate Japanese naval forces on their way to invade Malaya and the Dutch East Indies. After losing several boats on this task, it moved to Java at the end of the year from its exposed base at Seletar. When Japanese forces landed, it retired to the south coast of the island and in March 1942 to Australia, where it disbanded on March 31, 1942. [Age: Adults ] [Inches: 17 wingspan ]

CORGI - AA36901 - 1/72 Scale Click to Enlarge Junkers JU52/3mg5e (floatplane) - P5+JD, Luftwaffe, Operation Weserubung, Norway 1940
From the Aviation Archive - WWII Norway

An hour before midnight on April 8, 1940, the Norwegian security vessel “Pol III” was on a patrol in the Oslo Fjord, when it discovered unidentified ships in the horizon. A few minutes later it was rammed and shot at by a German torpedo boat. The invasion of Norway had started. The Luftwaffe would have participated with 1,082 aircrafts by the end of the invasion. By the end of April 9, there would be about 16,000 German soldiers on Norwegian soil. Operation Weserubung was to be the first major combined operation where the army, navy and air force were joined together. At the beginning of the Norwegian operation, 571 Ju 52/3m transports were available, in addition to other types such as this floatplane, which was used in the Luftwaffe’s first major airborne operation. [Age: Adults ] [Inches: 16 Wingspan ]

CORGI - AA37104 - 1/72 Scale Click to Enlarge P-51B Mustang - 'Tommy's Dad', Maj. John C. Herbst, CO of the 74th FS/23rd FG, Luliang, January 1945 North Africa

The Allies’ aim in the China-Burma-India (CBI) Theater of World War II was to supply Chinese armies in their struggle against a massive Japanese incursion. The enemy’s seizure of China’s seaports had severed its traditional supply lines. Accordingly, the Allies transported equipment, men and supplies to China through Burma by building roads and pipelines, and India by flying the “Hump” route over the Himalayas. In addition, the Allies aided China in the Japanese attack by conducting ground and air offensives.

The heritage of the 74th Fighter Squadron “Flying Tigers” traces back to the famed American Volunteer Group. The AVG, started by Brig. Gen. Claire Chennault, provided air defense for China in the early days of WWII. When the United States entered the war in 1941, the AVG was disbanded, reconstituted and then activated as the 23d Fighter Group on July 4, 1942. The 74th was one of the original four squadrons in the 23d to see combat action in the Far East. The 23rd Fighter Group used P40 Warhawks, and later P-51 Mustangs, to cover a large operational area and diverse combat roles. The area of operation extended beyond China into Burma, French Indochina (Vietnam) and Formosa. The mission taskings included counter air campaigns, strafing and bombing Japanese forces and installations, escorting bombers, flying reconnaissance missions and intercepting Japanese bombers. The fighter group excelled in these roles and received the Distinguished Unit Citation for its exceptional performance during the war. This aircraft represents North American P-51B-7 (probably 43-7060) “Tommy’s Dad” as flown by Maj. John C. Herbst, CO of the 74th FS/23rd FG, Luliang in January 1945. [Age: Adults ] [Inches: 6 wingspan ]

CORGI - AA37303 - 1/72 Scale Click to Enlarge De Havilland Vampire FB5 - [Age: Adults ]
CORGI - AA37701 - 1/48 Scale Click to Enlarge RAF Se5a.- Lt C.A.Lewis, B658 Nightfighter, Home Defense, No.61 Squadron, England 1918
From the Aviation Archive - New Casting
Aviation Archive represents a myriad of detailed die-cast models designed for the true enthusiast, depicting both military models from famous battles and sky warfare over the last 100 years, and civil aircraft, which have frequented the flight paths of countries worldwide.

The third SE5 produced (A4563) became, in effect, the prototype S.E.5a, with a 200-hp Hispano Suiza power plant and shorter wingspan. The S.E.5a went to No. 56, No. 40 and No. 60 Squadrons in June 1917, and by the end of the year Nos. 24, 41, 68 and 84 Squadrons had taken them on charge. After troubles with the reduction gear of the Hispano Suiza, together with a general shortage of these power plants, the direct-drive Wolseley Viper became the standard S.E.5a power unit. The S.E.5a built a fine reputation for strength, performance and general flying quality, which together with the Sopwith Camel were the main reasons for the Allies gaining and maintaining air superiority during 1918. Some aircraft were fitted with four 25-lb. (11 kg) Cooper bombs under fuselage racks. The S.E.5a will always remain one of aviation’s great warplanes. - [Age: Adults ] [Inches: 7 wingspan ]

CORGI - AA38001 - 1/72 Scale Click to Enlarge Fairchild A-10A Thunderbolt II - 81st Fighter Sqn.,52nd Fighter Wing, USAFE, Spangdahlem, Germany, 2006
LIMITED EDITION from The Aviation Archive

With a level of unparalleled force, modern fighter jets and bombers have imposed an unprecedented new regime of power and blazed across the skies from the end of the Cold War in the early nineties to the on-going conflicts in Iraq and Afghanistan. According to the Iraqi POWs, the single most recognizable and feared aircraft at low altitude was the Thunderbolt II. This jet was seen as being deadly accurate — rarely missing its target. Seen conducting bombing raids three or four times a day, the A-10 was a seemingly ubiquitous threat. Although the actual bomb run was terrifying, the aircraft loitering around the target prior to target acquisition caused as much, if not more, anxiety, since the Iraqi soldiers were unsure of the chosen target. [Age: Adults ]

CORGI - AA38002 - 1/72 Scale Click to Enlarge Fairchild A-10A Thunderbolt II - 74th Fighter Tactical Sqn.

Designed specially for the close air support mission and with the ability to combine large military loads, long loiter and wide combat radius, the A-10 proved to be vital assets to America and its allies during Operation Desert Storm. In the Gulf War, A-10s, with a mission capable rate of 95.7 percent, flew 8,100 sorties and launched 90 percent of the AGM-65 Maverick missiles. A-10s were seldom grounded due to maintenance problems or conditions unsuitable for flying during Operation Desert Storm. No other aircraft could carry as much ordnance over a target for so long, dole out and take as much punishment, and return to an unimproved field to turn around quickly and strike at an enemy again. [Age: Adults ] [Inches: 9 wingspan ]

CORGI - AA39901 - 1/72 Scale Click to Enlarge Bae Sea Harrier FRS
In time of war the Harrier was to be deployed away from established airfields, which were vulnerable to attack. -
[Age: Adults ]
CORGI - CC03801 - 1/36 Scale Click to Enlarge James Bond "Casino Royale" - Aston Martin DBS [Age: Adults ]
CORGI - CC04309 - 1/36 Scale Click to Enlarge James Bond "Casino Royale" Aston Martin DB5 [Age: Adults ]
CORGI - CC04512 - 1/36 Scale Click to Enlarge James Bond Director's Cut Series - Lotus Esprit Underwater - "The Spy Who Loved Me" [Age: Adults ]
CORGI - CC04602 - 1/36 Scale Click to Enlarge James Bond Director's Cut Series - Gyrocopter and Bond Figure - "You Only Live Twice" [Age: Adults ]
CORGI - CC04704 - 1/36 Scale Click to Enlarge James Bond Director's Cut Edition - Lotus Espirit - with ski rack From the movie "Your Eyes Only" .
Includes: Skis and Spoked wheels
[Age: Adults ]
CORGI - CC04904 - 1/36 Scale Click to Enlarge James Bond Director's Cut Edition - BMW Z3 with figures
From the James Bond movie "Golden Eye."
[Age: Adults ]
CORGI - CC05004 - 1/36 Scale Click to Enlarge James Bond Director's Cut Series - BMW Z8
"The World is Not Enough"
[Age: Adults ]
CORGI - CC05104 - 1/36 Scale Click to Enlarge James Bond Director's Cut Edition - BMW 750i - "Tomorrow Never Dies" [Age: Adults ]
CORGI - CC06803 - 1/36 Scale Click to Enlarge James Bond Director's Cut Series - Rolls Royce and "Odd Job" Figure - In stark contrast to most of the others is the classy Rolls Royce III Sedance De Ville, a beautiful piece of craftmanship which the arch villain Auric Goldfinger uses to smuggle his gold from country to country. NEW exciting model. [Age: Adults ]
CORGI - CC07503 - 1/36 Scale Click to Enlarge James Bond Director's Cut Series - Aston Martin Vanquish from the latest Bond Blockbuster Die Another Day, fully equipped with front rocket launchers br> Bond returns to his trusty Aston Martin whilst the bad guy chooses to go head to head in the sleek Jaguar in this modern day duel between two of the world's most sophisticated vehicles. [Age: Adults ]
CORGI - CC07603 - 1/36 Scale Click to Enlarge James Bond Director's Cut Series - Jaguar XKR
From the latest Bond Blockbuster Die Another Day, fully equipped with front rocket launchers and gatling gun - Bond returns to his trusty Aston Martin whilst the bad guy chooses to go head to head in this sleek Jaguar in this modern day duel between two of the world's most sophisticated vehicles.
[Age: Adults ]
CORGI - CC13511 Click to Enlarge Lafarge - Volvo FM Aggregate Tipper - LIMITED EDITION

Lafarge is the world leader in construction materials employing more than 75,000 people in 75 countries. As part of the Lafarge Group, Lafarge Aggregates has established itself as one of the UK’s top aggregate suppliers with an annual turnover approaching £500 million. Products and services include Aggregates, Asphalt, Readymix, Recycling, Waste Management, Contracting (road surfacing) and Concrete Products.
-
[Age: Adults ]

CORGI - CC51005 - 1/50 Scale Click to Enlarge World War II European Military - War Across the Western Front - Sherman M4A2
MSRP $47.99
French Army, 3e Ptn, 4e Esc, 2e Regiment de Cuirassiers, le DB, Marseilles 1944 - Limited Edition -
[Age: Adults ]
CORGI - CC59163 - 1/32 Scale Click to Enlarge German Ski Trooper 1943
From the Forward March Series, Special Forces: The Special Forces carry out assignments involving counterterrorism, reconnaissance and unconventional warfare.With these types of missions, it is imperative the groups are highly trained and armed. That is why the selection process is rigorous, and the training can last for over two years for many of the Special Forces members. There are some missions that require even further training.

Mountain Troops (Gebirgsjager) and Ski Troops (Ski-Jager) were formed in 1915 and proved themselves as competent “Special Forces”. After WWI these forces were carefully retained and later strengthened by Hitler’s introduction of highly trained specialist Austrian Troops being natural skiers.
June 1941 saw Germany invading Russia, and this led to continuous involvement of the Special Forces Mountain and Ski Troops in actions through Finland and northern Russia into 1944. The major Russian counter offensives of 1944 drove the Germans south towards Austria and into their hands, while those units operating in northern Italy fell to the advancing US Forces. This saw the end of action for these “Special Forces” and the troops who had fought with great courage in difficult terrain and extreme conditions. -
[Age: Adults ]

CORGI - CC60008 Click to Enlarge Krauss-Maffei, 8 Ton SdKfz.7 Half-Track - [Age: Adults ]
CORGI - CC60104 - 1/50 Scale Click to Enlarge The Desert Campaigns of N. Africa - Kingforce - Churchill MkIII Tank.

British Army, 'Kingforce', El Alamein 1942. 'Kingforce' went into action twice, first near Kidney Ridge on 27th October and the second at the major tank battle of Tel el Aqqaqir on 3rd November 1942. In these two actions 'Kingforce' claimed five enemy tanks and three anti-tank guns. As a direct consequence of this seeming success, two Churchill tank brigades were dispatched to Tunisia to support the 1st Army, although 'Kingforce' was immediately disbanded. The tank featured was commanded by 2cd Lt. Howard and was badly damaged on 3rd November at Tel el Aqqaqir. The '510' scrawled on cardboard and fastened to the front track guard was the tactical of 'Kingforce.' -
[Age: Adults ]
CORGI - CC60105 - 1/50 Scale Click to Enlarge The Desert Campaigns of N. Africa - Churchhill MkIII Tank - British Army, 145 (Duke of Wellington's) Regiment RAC, Tunisia 1943. The final Allied push in Tunisia began in April of 1943 when the North Irish Horse and 142 Regiment RAC, the 21 Tank Brigade RTR, 48 RTR and 145 ( Duke of Wellington's) Regiment RAC supported the infantry divisions surge through the Medjerda Valley east of Medjez el Bab. The 'Duke's' used a tiger stripe pattern to break up their outlines and in the junior regiment of the 21 Tank Brigade all insignia would have been obscured apart from the blue 'C' on the side of the turret bin. - [Age: Adults ]
CORGI - CC82246 - 1/36 Scale Click to Enlarge Mini Miglia - Peter Baldwin, Car No.1, Mini 7 Racing Club - [Age: Adults ]
CORGI - CC86524 - 1/36 Scale Click to Enlarge BMW Mini Cooper S in Silver with Welsh Dragon graphic - [Age: Adults ]
CORGI - CC86525 - 1/36 Scale Click to Enlarge Mini Cooper - BMW Irish with WORKING front & rear lights.
MSRP $42.00
[Age: Adults ]
CORGI - CS90111 Click to Enlarge Bleriot Monoplane - Pioneers of Flight Series
Discontinued - Get them before they're gone...
[Age: Adults ] [Inches: About 3L ]
CORGI - CS90154 Click to Enlarge Century of Flight Timeline - Made of cardboard - [Age: Adults ] [Inches: 25 long ]
CORGI - CS90226 Click to Enlarge B-52 "Diamond Lil" - 7th Bomb Wing, USAF, Vietnam - 100 Years of Flight - Bomber Missions
Corgi Showcase is a range of high quality die-cast models from the world leader in die-cast. Each plane features a unique display stand allowing the aircraft to be posed in a number of realistic flight attitudes.
[Age: Adults ] [Inches: about 3" ]
CORGI - CS90354 Click to Enlarge Harrier, NASA
Discontinued - Get them before they're gone.
[Age: Adults ]
CORGI - CS90449 Click to Enlarge Supermarine Spitfire IIA "The Borough of Lambeth/Stap Me" - No. 118 Sq., Ibsley, Hampshire, 1941 - [Age: Adults ]
CORGI - CS90450 Click to Enlarge P-51D Mustang "Man O' War" - Col. Claiborne Kinnard, CO 355th FG, Steeple Morden, 1945 - [Age: Adults ]
CORGI - CS90474 Click to Enlarge NA P-51 Mustang "Dooleybird" - RAF - [Age: Adults ]
CORGI - CS90540 Click to Enlarge B-1B 86-0120 "Iron Horse" of the 9th BS-7th BW, Dyess, AFB, 2005 - [Age: Adults ]
CORGI - FS09004 Click to Enlarge RAF Post War Set - Showcase Collection - Fighting Machines [Age: Adults ]
CORGI - PR99406 - 1/72 Scale Click to Enlarge Starfighter - Ace Pilots - Cold War Warrior : F-104C, 479th TFW, California, 1964

Brand new for 2007, Corgi is pleased to bring you another dimension to our Aviation Collectibles range — Corgi Predators. Focusing on six of the most iconic aircraft military history has seen, these are the true predators of the skies. Each model comes with a booklet detailing the story behind the pilot, mission or squadron, plus the box is packed with technical information about the plane. If you collect any 12 of the 18 releases in the Predators range, send in the tokens found in each pack for a free display wallet to keep the story booklets in. [Age: Adults ]

CORGI - PR99412 - 1/72 Scale Click to Enlarge Starfighter - Defining Missions - Luftwaffe Losses : F-104G, 21+42 Jabo G 36, Hopsten, 1970's

Brand new for 2007, Corgi is pleased to bring you another dimension to our Aviation Collectibles range — Corgi Predators. Focusing on six of the most iconic aircraft military history has seen, these are the true predators of the skies. Each model comes with a booklet detailing the story behind the pilot, mission or squadron, plus the box is packed with technical information about the plane. If you collect any 12 of the 18 releases in the Predators range, send in the tokens found in each pack for a free display wallet to keep the story booklets in. - [Age: Adults ] [Inches: 9" x 3 1/2" x 2" ]

CORGI - PR99413 - 1/72 Scale Click to Enlarge Stuka - Ultimate Squadron - Immelmann : Ju87D-3, 4./St.G 2, Immelmann, Russian Front, Autumn 1944

Brand new for 2007, Corgi is pleased to bring you another dimension to our Aviation Collectibles range — Corgi Predators. Focusing on six of the most iconic aircraft military history has seen, these are the true predators of the skies. Each model comes with a booklet detailing the story behind the pilot, mission or squadron, plus the box is packed with technical information about the plane. If you collect any 12 of the 18 releases in the Predators range, send in the tokens found in each pack for a free display wallet to keep the story booklets in. - [Age: Adults ] [Inches: 6 1/4" x 7 1/2" x 2 1/2"]

CORGI - PR99414 - 1/72 Scale Click to Enlarge Hellcat - Ultimate Squadron - FAA Squadron : Mk1 E-W (JV146), 800 Sqn FAA, HMS Emperor, 1944

Brand new for 2007, Corgi is pleased to bring you another dimension to our Aviation Collectibles range — Corgi Predators. Focusing on six of the most iconic aircraft military history has seen, these are the true predators of the skies. Each model comes with a booklet detailing the story behind the pilot, mission or squadron, plus the box is packed with technical information about the plane. If you collect any 12 of the 18 releases in the Predators range, send in the tokens found in each pack for a free display wallet to keep the story booklets in. [Age: Adults ]

CORGI - PR99416 - 1/72 Scale Click to Enlarge Mig 21 - Ultimate Squadron - Indian Air Force : MIG-21FL Fishbed D, 28 Sqn, Indian Air Force, Poone, 1971

Brand new for 2007, Corgi is pleased to bring you another dimension to our Aviation Collectibles range — Corgi Predators. Focusing on six of the most iconic aircraft military history has seen, these are the true predators of the skies. Each model comes with a booklet detailing the story behind the pilot, mission or squadron, plus the box is packed with technical information about the plane. If you collect any 12 of the 18 releases in the Predators range, send in the tokens found in each pack for a free display wallet to keep the story booklets in. - [Age: Adults ] [Inches: 8" x 4" x 2 1/2" ]

CORGI - TY93701 Click to Enlarge Escalade in Black - iCar
The iPod Accessory that Flashes, Jumps, Dances and Pumps Up the Volume!

Plug in your iPod and watch the iCar:
Spin its wheels and rims
Raise and lower it's front and rear suspensions
Shine it's headlights, taillights, and under chassis lights
Hear your favorite music on the high quality speakers Adjust the volume (with mute option) AC Adapter port (Adaptor not included) 3 AA batteries included -
[Age: Adults ]

CORGI - TY93703 Click to Enlarge Escalade in White - iCar
The iPod Accessory that Flashes, Jumps, Dances and Pumps Up the Volume!

Plug in your iPod and watch the iCar:
Spin its wheels and rims
Raise and lower it's front and rear suspensions
Shine it's headlights, taillights, and under chassis lights
Hear your favorite music on the high quality speakers Adjust the volume (with mute option) AC Adapter port (Adaptor not included) 3 AA batteries included -
[Age: Adults ]

CORGI - TY95126 Click to Enlarge James Bond - Little Nellie from the James Bond Movie "You only live Twice" [Age: Adults ] [Inches: 3 L x 1.5 W ]
CORGI - TY95202 Click to Enlarge James Bond - Aston Martin Vanquish from the James Bond Movie "Die Another Day" [Age: Adults ] [Inches: 3L x 1.5W ]
CORGI - TY95302 Click to Enlarge James Bond - Aston Martin DB5 from the James Bond Movie "Thunderball" [Age: Adults ] [Inches: 3L x 1.5W ]
CORGI - TY95502 Click to Enlarge James Bond - BMW Z3 from the James Bond Movie "Goldeneye" [Age: Adults ] [Inches: 3L x 1.5W ]
CORGI - TY95609 Click to Enlarge James Bond - Rolls Royce III Sedance De Ville from the James Bond Movie "Goldfinger" [Age: Adults ] [Inches: 3L x 1.5W ]
CORGI - TY95702 Click to Enlarge James Bond - Lotus Esprit Underwater from the James Bond Movie "The Spy Who Loved Me" [Age: Adults ] [Inches: 3L x 1.5W ]
CORGI - TY95802 Click to Enlarge James Bond - Space Shuttle from the James Bond Movie "Moonraker" [Age: Adults ] [Inches: 3L x 1.5W ]
CORGI - TY96701 Click to Enlarge James Bond - Aston Martin DBS from the James Bond Movie "Casino Royale" [Age: Adults ] [Inches: 3L x 1.5W ]
CORGI - US31107 - 1/144 Scale Click to Enlarge Boeing PB-1G Flying Fortress - US Coast Guard - [Age: Adults ]
CORGI - US32218 - 1/72 Scale Click to Enlarge P-51D-10 "Katydid" - Lt. Col. Elwyn Righetti, CO of the 55th FG, Wormingford, 1945
Discontinued - Get them before they're gone.

"King of the Strafers" Lt. Col. Righetti flew this machine for much of his brief time in the ETO. The aircraft saw extensive use with the 55th FG, flying both bomber escort and strafing sorties. Righetti took the machine whith him when he was promoted from the 338th FS CO to commander of the 55th FG. Almost certainly used by the ace to claim all 7.5 of his aerial victories, 44-14223 was replaced by brand new P-51D-20 44-72227 in early April. Also coded CL-M and named "KTYDID," this machine was shot down by flak during an airfield attack on Riesa/Canitz Airfield near Breslau, Germany, on April 17, 1945. Having belly-landed his Mustang, Righetti radioed that he was okay and would see his fellow pilots in a few days.This was not to be. He was never seen again, and it has been speculated that he fell victim to an attack by German civilians. Righetti's final tally was 7.5 aerial and 27 strafing victories.
[Age: Adults ] [Inches: 6.75 in wingspan ]
CORGI - US32222 - 1/72 Scale Click to Enlarge P-51D-10 44-14626 - Lt. Col. Edward O McComas, CO of the 118th TRS/23rd FG, Luliang, China, 1945
Ace in a day, Ed McComas claimed all of his 14 victories flying the P-51C between October and December 1944. This particular aircraft was the second, and last, P-51D issued to him in China in early January 1945. -
[Age: Adults ] [Inches: 6.75 wingspan ]
CORGI - US34407 - 1/32 Scale Click to Enlarge P-51D-20 44-63633 - 357th FS, 355th FG, Steeple Morden, 1945 - Lt. Col. John L Elder Jr. Includes three hand-painted metal figures, painting a victory onto the scoreboard
One of the 355th's original pilots, John "Moon" Elder became CO of the 357th FS in July 1944, and remained in command until VE Day. As the unit's most successful pilot, he claimed 8 aerial and 13 strafing victories, a number of which are scored in this aircraft. -
[Age: Adults ] [Inches: 14.25 in wingspan ]
CORGI - US35207 - 1/72 Scale Click to Enlarge Kittyhawk, IA "ET953" - No. 3 Sq., Royal Australian Air Force, Sq. Leader Bobby Gibbes, Landing Ground 91, Egypt, 1942
Discontinued - Get them before they're gone.

One of Australia's leading aces in WWII, the diminuitive Bobby Gibbles rose from pilot officer to command No. 3 Sq., RAAF, flying sorties and scoring ten and two shared victories during almost two years of service in North Africa. He flew "ET953," marked with his personal letter "V," while CO of the unit, claiming a Bf109 destroyed and a second damaged with it. Subsequently serving with Nos. 250 and 5 Squadrons, "ET953" was written off while still with the latter unit when it stalled on takeoff after its pilot tried to avoid a gunpost at Neffatia on March 2, 1943. [Age: Adults ] [Inches: 17 in wingspan ]

CORGI - US35503 - 1/32 Scale Click to Enlarge Hurricane Mk I P2923 - No. 85 Sq., Flg. Off. AG Lewis, Castle Camps, 1940 - Includes three and-painted metal figures
In the ten days of Blitzkrieg, the unit had lost 24 Hurricanes in action, bringing just three back from the continent. However, it had exacted a heavy toll on the Luftwaffe, the unit's pilots being vredited with 90 confirmed kills. One of No. 85 Sq.'s more successful members was South African Albert Lewis, whose seven-kill tally in France included five Bf109Es downed on May 19. Awarded a DFC for his exploits the following month, Lewis adopted P2923 soon after it arrived at Castle Camps on June 11. This aircraft was lost in combat in August 1940 while being flown by fellow No. 85 Sq. ace (and Lewis's close friends) Flg. Off. "Dickie" Lee. The latter was seen to chase a trio of Bf109Es out to sea some ten miles off the Essex coast. No traces of Lee or P2923 were ever found.
[Age: Adults ] [Inches: 15.15 in wingspan ]
CORGI - US35804 - 1/72 Scale Click to Enlarge F-86E-10 51-2747 - Col Walker "Bud" Mahurin, CMNDR, 4th FW, Kimpo, South Korea, 1952
Mahurin added 3.5 kills to his WWII tally of 21 flying F-86s with the 51st and 4th FWs during the Korean War. He used this particular machine when CO of the latter wing, and the fighter survived wartime service to fly with the 35th FG in the mid 1950s. -
[Age: Adults ] [Inches: 6.20 wingspan ]
CORGI - US35807 - 1/72 Scale Click to Enlarge F86A-5 49-1175 - 1Lt. Joseph E. Fields, 336th FIS/4th FIW, Kimpo, South Korea, 1952
MSRP $44.00
Joe Fields' F-86 wore perhaps the largest shark's mouth seen on a Sabre during the Korean War. Sharks' mouths had been popular on F-80s and F-51s early in the war, but were removed in deference to local sensibilities, with a fear that pilots of aircraft which crash-landed wearing such devilish markings might receive an unfriendly reception. This aircraft survived the war and later served with the 123rd FIS, based at Portland International Airport, Oregon -
[Age: Adults ] [Inches: 6.20 wingspan ]
CORGI - US51206 - 1/48 Scale Click to Enlarge Florida Department of Forestry - Huey Cobra
MSRP $60.00
[Age: Adults ]
CORGI - US51208 - 1/48 Scale Click to Enlarge AH-1G Cobra "Widow Maker" - 11th Armored Calvary, US Army, Vietnam 1971
The 11th Armored Calvary of the US Army has one mission: to provide the most capable and lethal arms-opposing force in the Mojave Desert. -
[Age: Adults ] [Inches: 11 L x 3 W ]
CORGI - US53003 - 1/50 Scale Click to Enlarge Valhalla, NY - Maxim Pumper [Age: Adults ] [Inches: 5.5" Long ]
CORGI - US53606 - 1/50 Scale Click to Enlarge Heroes Under Fire - Peter Pirsch and Sons, Milwaukee, WI Fire Department - Canopy Cab Pumper
From the Heroes Under Fire Series
This Pirsch Canopy Cab was delivered to Engine 4 of the Milwaukee Fire Department on May 31, 1946. The cost, brand new, was $12,223.54. In 1954 the rig was moved to Engine 36 and in 1965 became a reserve engine for Engine 47. The pumper was retired from Milwaukee in 1967 and sold to the fire department in Lac Du Flambeau, Wisconsin.
Answering the call from collectors, Corgi has brought back the retired models of E-One fire apparatus. The E-One pumper and the E-One 75-foot Ladder are refreshing the Heroes Under Fire line for 2008, and we are happy to welcome them back!
[Age: Adults ] [Inches: 6" x 2" ]
CORGI - US53908 - 1/50 Scale Click to Enlarge Gray Coach Lines of Canada - Yellow Coach 743 - [Age: Adults ]
CORGI - US54417 - 1/50 Scale Click to Enlarge GM 4501 Greyhound Scenicruiser - Raw Casting
Anniversary Collectible Limited to 1,956 peices
-
[Age: Adults ]
CORGI - US59003 - 1/50 Scale Click to Enlarge WWII US Infantry Set 1944
This set depicts the US fighting man, or GI, as he would have appeared during the summer of 1944. Armed with M1 Garands, Thompson submachine guns and even a BAR, with a variety of field jackets and trousers, they look every bit the part of the US infantryman. These figures are made to go with the existing range of WWII Corgi vehicles.
[Age: Adults ]
CORGI - US59010 - 1/50 Scale Click to Enlarge WWII British Paratrooper Set
The British Airborne, or "Red Devils," wear the specialized uniforms and helmets peculiar to their mission of airborne assault. These warriors were a major component of the Allied Airborne spearhead that descended into occupied France in the evening of June 5, 1944. They, along with American and Canadian paratroopers, helped secure important objectives to ensure the success of the Allied foothold in mainland Europe. -
[Age: Adults ]
CORGI - US59014 - 1/50 Scale Click to Enlarge WWII Airborne Infantry 6-Piece set, Normandy 1944 [Age: Adults ]
CORGI - US59101 - 1/32 Scale Click to Enlarge Fireman - Chicago Fire Dept 1871
MSRP $24.00
The great Chicago fire of 1871 led to a reorganization of the Fire Department on a military basis. The city was divided into 18 battalion districts, the companies in each comprising a battalion, under the charges of an Assistant Fire Marshal or Battalion Chief.
[Age: Adults ]
CORGI - US59103 - 1/32 Scale Click to Enlarge Fireman - Chicago Fire Dept 1950
An important date in the more recent history of the Fire Department is January 1, 1958, when the Bureau of Fire Investigation was created. Prior to its inception, the sources of many of Chicago's fires went undetermined. -
[Age: Adults ]
CORGI - US59104 - 1/32 Scale Click to Enlarge Fireman - Chicago Fire Dept 2005
Today the 4,314 firefighters and 619 paramedics of the Fire Department rank among the world's best. -
[Age: Adults ]
CORGI - US59105 - 1/32 Scale Click to Enlarge Captain Clarence "Bud" Anderson - USAAF Fighter Ace
Bud is a WWII Triple Ace who flew the P-51 Mustang "Old Crow" while assigned to the 357th Fighter Group "Yoxford Boys," 8th Air Force, Leiston Field, United Kingdom. -
[Age: Adults ] [Inches: 2.25 H ]
CORGI - US59106 - 1/32 Scale Click to Enlarge Walter Nowotny - Luftwaffe Ace
Walter "Nowi" Nowotny was one of the most talented and ambitious Experten of the German Fighter Air Arm. This day, Tuesday, August 4, 1942, he achieved his victories Nos. 48-54 - thus marking the beginning of his astonishing victory row. Fourteen months later, he reached the 250-victory mark as the first fighter pilot of WWII. Walter Nowotny was 17 as Hitler forced the Anschluss of his homeland Austria to the Third Reich. Austria was a divided country, split between the anti-Nazis and Hitler's followers.
[Age: Adults ] [Inches: 2.25 H ]
CORGI - US59107 - 1/32 Scale Click to Enlarge Sailor Malan - Royal Air Force
Adolph Gysbert Malan, better known as Sailor Malan, was a famed WWII fighter pilot who led No. 74 Squadron RAF during the height of the Battle of Britain. Under his leadership, the 74 became one of the RAF's best units.
[Age: Adults ] [Inches: 2.25 H ]
CORGI - US59108 - 1/32 Scale Click to Enlarge The Battle of Britain Scramble! Vignette
In the summer of 1940, 2,936 pilots took part in a historic battle against the German Luftwaffe that was to become the only battle has become known as the Battle of Britain and the pilots as "The Few." -
[Age: Adults ] [Inches: 2.25 H ]
CORGI - US59110 - 1/32 Scale Click to Enlarge US Paratrooper - Military Recruiting Figure - WWII US Army
The military recruiting poster has been a vital part of recruiting for centuries. In the 20th century the posters became more colorful and even collectible. FORWARD MARCH pays tribute to the artists and recruits themselves with the introduction of this new collection based on famous recruiting posters. Each set includes a figure based on the poster and a 3x5 inch full-color reproduction of the poster to display next to the figures. The four branches of the US military are introduced in this inaugural series. Each figure is taken right from the poster art, reproduced in striking detail and hand-painter with an eye toward realism and historical accuracy, while still remaining faithful to the look of the original poster art.
[Age: Adults ] [Inches: 2.25" H ]
CORGI - US59112 - 1/32 Scale Click to Enlarge US Air Force Military Recruiting Figure - "Coming Right Up"
The military recruiting poster has been a vital part of recruiting for centuries. In the 20th century the posters became more colorful and even collectible. FORWARD MARCH pays tribute to the artists and recruits themselves with the introduction of this new collection based on famous recruiting posters. Each set includes a figure based on the poster and a 3x5 inch full-color reproduction of the poster to display next to the figures. The four branches of the US military are introduced in this inaugural series. Each figure is taken right from the poster art, reproduced in striking detail and hand-painter with an eye toward realism and historical accuracy, while still remaining faithful to the look of the original poster art.
[Age: Adults ] [Inches: 2.25"H ]
CORGI - US59113 - 1/32 Scale Click to Enlarge WWII Paratrooper Figure- 101st Airborne, "Screaming Eagles" - US Army
MSRP $24.00
The 101st Airborne "Screaming Eagles" saw their baptism of fire on D-Day and followed the war in Europe through Operation Market Garden to the stubborn defense of Bastogne during the Battle of the Bulge. This figure, with characteristic Mohawk haircut and "devil in baggy pants" uniform, captures the essence of the elite fighting man.
[Age: Adults ] [Inches: 2.25"H ]
CORGI - US59114 - 1/32 Scale Click to Enlarge Green Beret Figure- Vietnam - US Army
After the French disaster in Indochina, with Communism advancing across the globe, through the use of unconventional warfare, the green Berets or US Special Forces were organized to counter this threat. Trained to fight in small "A" teams, these soldiers were the most capable fighting men the US had to field during the Vietnam War.
[Age: Adults ] [Inches: 2.25"H ]
Go to Page - [1]-[2]-[3]