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Corgi models
20th December 2007, Page 78
20th December 2007
Page 78
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Ina move to broaden the interactive appeal of its truck models, Corgi has developed the Sights and Sounds range. Still as well modelled as its usual 1:50 models, the newcomers feature a remote control that operates lights, horns and various engine sounds. Power between tractor and trailer is via a realistic suzie, although the play value for younger fans is slightly restricted by this feature's fragility.The example shown is an Olivers Scani a Toplinc.
Or how about one of Corgi's latest traditional range? The Daf XF105 looks good in the Britannia Group Lanes of Cornwall livery.
This particular vehicle is The President', commemorating Britannia boss Sylvia Lane's year as president of the British Association of Removers.