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Details of Dinky 968 BBC TV Roving Eye Vehicle

Dinky 968
 anonymous
Dinky 968
Dinky 968
 Peter Leach
Dinky 968
Dinky 968
 Peter Leach
Dinky 968
Dinky 968
 Peter Leach
Dinky 968
Dinky 968
 Peter Leach
Dinky 968
Dinky 968
 Peter Leach
Dinky 968
Dinky 968
 Peter Leach
Dinky 968
Dinky 967 & 968
 Peter Leach
Dinky 967 & 968
Dinky 968
 Philip Charlet
Dinky 968
Dinky 968
 John Cruickshank
Dinky 968
Dinky 968
 John Cruickshank
Dinky 968
Dinky 968
 John Cruickshank
Dinky 968
Dinky 968
 John Cruickshank
Dinky 968
Dinky 968
 John Cruickshank
Dinky 968
Dinky 968
 anonymous
Dinky 968
Dinky 968
 anonymous
Dinky 968
Dinky 968
 Huibert
Dinky 968
Dinky 967, 968 and 969
 Huibert
Dinky 967, 968 and 969

The Dinky BBC TV Roving Eye Vehicle. The roof mounted camera could be rotated. Advertised in the May 1959 & January 1960 Meccanno Magazines for 8/3. The original price was 8/3 . It was available in green finish. Released as Dinky 968 in 1959 withdrawn as Dinky 968 in 1964.

Base:

tin plate base

Markings:

BBC logo

Model features:

2 tone paint, aerial, Marconi Mk IB camera

Model range:

Dinky Supertoys

Organisation:

BBC, Outside Broadcasts, television broadcast

Origin:

Made in England

Packaging:

blue striped box, cardboard box

Vehicle make:

Karrier

Vehicle model:

Bantam

Vehicle type:

TV, van

Wheels:

cast grooved hubs, grey hubs, tyres with tread

Windows:

green windows, windows

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Contributors

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  • Thanks to George's Good Stuff
  • Thanks to Huibert
  • Thanks to John Cruickshank
  • Thanks to Peter Leach
  • Thanks to Philip Charlet