The NAMAC fair, held in Houten, the Netherlands, is one of the biggest fairs of miniature cars in Europe and is held 6 times per year. The NAMAC itself is one of the oldest clubs of miniature car collectors in the Netherlands. The fair attracts people from all over Europe, like the UK, France,

Yow Modellini - despite the name a Japanese company- made a series of 1:64 vehicle, some years ago.

Thanks to ToyCollector I now have the collection complete. I though I share it with you:

This is my latest of the collection, the hard to find Alfa Romeo Disco Volante.


Here are the other vehicles:
AC

The wedge. A shape that seems to define the seventies. When we think of seventies sportscars, we think of cars like the one on the left, the Bertone Carabo. The definition of the wedge shape in car design seems to be a low front and a high back. In that sense, the Opel Vectra was a wedgeshaped car

Aston Martin is a brand that goes back before the 2nd World War, but is mostly known due to one thing. James Bond. As a result, quite a lot of Bond cars have been made in small scale. I  certainly don't have every single Aston. But I think the overview here is nice enough anyway.


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At a recent trip to Northern Ireland I came accross a Sainsbury's. Long story short, I found some diecast cars branded as Sainsbury's. Upon closer examination I found the manufacturer to be Yatming.

The cars are sold in Europe as Dickie as well, so you might find them under different names in