Short answer: most Matchbox cars are roughly 1:64 scale, which is why they play nice with the usual die-cast crowd.
Longer answer: older Lesney-era models were built to fit a tiny box, so scales wandered from about 1:60–1:100, depending on the vehicle. Today’s mainline Matchbox still hovers around 1:64, but bulky subjects (trucks, buses) can dip smaller to keep shelves—and wallets—happy. Premium offshoots like “Models of Yesteryear” ran closer to 1:43. In short, close enough for display, not for wind-tunnel science. Consult official documentation for exact figures.
8Cars Trains and Other Vehicles
Baby Toys
7Cars Trains and Other Vehicles
Cars Trains and Other Vehicles
9Cars Trains and Other Vehicles
8Cars Trains and Other Vehicles
12Baby Toys
10Cars Trains and Other Vehicles
9Cars Trains and Other Vehicles
9Cars Trains and Other Vehicles
10Cars Trains and Other Vehicles
7Cars Trains and Other Vehicles
9Cars Trains and Other Vehicles
8Cars Trains and Other Vehicles
9Cars Trains and Other Vehicles
8Cars Trains and Other Vehicles
10Cars Trains and Other Vehicles
12Baby Toys
3Baby Toys
8Cars Trains and Other Vehicles
10Cars Trains and Other Vehicles
7Cars Trains and Other Vehicles
9Cars Trains and Other Vehicles
9Cars Trains and Other Vehicles
8Cars Trains and Other Vehicles
9Cars Trains and Other Vehicles
8Ride Ons
6Cars Trains and Other Vehicles
7Cars Trains and Other Vehicles
7Cars Trains and Other VehiclesListing your ad only takes a few minutes, and most categories are free.
Post an adA weekly hand-picked round-up of the best bargains, free stuff, and trending listings. No spam, unsubscribe anytime.