The Corgi Saladin Armoured Car Made in 1974, with swivelling working missile-firing gun turret and set of red plastic missiles.Cost 1.05 available in Olive Drab finish at 1:57 scale. Corgi in detail...

The Corgi Junior Military Low Loader and Armoured Car Ford D type cab unit with white stars. available in olive drab finish. Corgi Junior in detail...

The Dinky Brinks Armoured Car There are 4 versions of this vehicle with different livery including a ‘Mexican version’ in dark grey and other logos. It was shown in Dinky catalogue No5 May 1969 for 13/11. A much later version without the personnel and crates also exists.

Equipped with a transport safe room with 2 ‘wooden’ boxes with marked “U.S. Treasury” with gold bars inside plus chair for guard.

Based on a original GMC-model in the period 1964-1970.Cost 13/11 available in grey finish. Dinky in detail...

The Dinky Gerry Anderson's - Armoured Command Car . available in Olive Drab finish. Dinky in detail...

The Dinky 88mm Gun . available in grey finish. Dinky in detail...

The Dinky Armoured Patrol Car . available in olive drab finish. Dinky in detail...

The Dinky Armoured Car Released November 1954, UK price 3/7, in April 1956 the price went down to 3/3, and again in April 1958 down to 2/11. Then in May 1959 down to 2/10. Shown on the February 1961 Dinky price list for 3/3. May 1961 it was still 3/3 but in May 1962 it went up to 3/4, and again in January 1963 up to 3/5. Then in January 1964 to 3/11, and July 1966 up to 4/-, 1968 to 4/6, May 1969 5/3, and May 1970, the last year it appeared in a catalogue, the price had risen to 5/11 or 29.5p. With the Daimler Armoured Car in continuous production for 16 years, it joined the ranks of only a few Dinky Toys in production for such a long period of time. The 1965-66 versions had the rubber tires on spun plastic wheels, and the 670 number stamped on the black plate. Cost 3/7 available in olive drab finish at 1:50 scale. Dinky in detail...

The Dinky Armoured personnel Carrier Alvis 'Saracen' released February 1955 with a price of 4/6, In March 1958 it was advertised in meccano Magazine for 4/2. Advertised in the July 1958 Meccano Magazine for 3/9. Shown on the February 1961 Dinky price list still for 3/9. The Armoured Personnel Carrier remained in production until 1962 when it made its last catalogue appearance in May 1962 with a price of 4/-. The plain box depicted was issued between February 1955 and January 1956. In June 1959 it was advertised in Meccano Magazine for 3/8.Cost 4/6 available in olive drab finish at 1:50 scale. Dinky in detail...

The Dinky Daimler Armoured Car An improved version of the Dinky 670 but with solid plastic wheels. available in olive drab finish. Dinky in detail...

The Dinky Armoured Command Vehicle This AEC vehicle was Released April 1957 with a price of 5/9, decreasing to 5/6 in April 1958, and again down in May 1959 to 5/4. Shown on the February 1961 Dinky price list still for 5/4. Made its last catalogue appearance in the 1960 catalogue issued in March of that year. Even with its price reductions, this was never a very popular model, hence its deletion after only three years which was about half the production life of military models made in this era.Cost 5/9 available in olive drab finish. Dinky in detail...

The Dinky Ferret Armoured Car In the period from 1972–75 it was available also as part of gift set DT-677 with 2 other military models No.680 in sand colour, No.681 and No.682.

In real life the vehicle was made by Daimler with a Rolls-Royce B60 - 6 cylinder 120 hp engine , Vmax = 93 km/h . Personal by MK1 = 3 pax available in Olive Drab, sand, dark green finish at 1:43 scale. Dinky in detail...

The French Dinky AML Panhard Armoured Car French Dinky introduced the Panhard AML (Auto-Mitraileuse Legere/Light Armoured Car), 814, in 1963. Costing 5,5 fr. (new francs), about 11/-, the 72mm long model depicted the Panhard AML HE 60-7, which had a breach mortar and two machine guns. Panhard produced this highly successful 4x4 for over 30 countries. Powered by a Peugeot engine (petrol or diesel), the vehicle could achieve 90 Km/h on the road, with a range of 600Km. In France, the actual vehicle and the model replaced the imported Daimler Ferret (Dinky model 670). The twin radio antennae and a pivoting turret distinguished the model, which featured in the 1962 French Dinky catalogue.Cost 5.5Fr available in olive drab finish. French Dinky in detail...

The French Dinky Panhard Armoured Car Advertised in the July 1962 Meccano Magazine. Renumbered from 80A.Cost 8/7 available in Olive Drab finish. French Dinky in detail...

The Lone Star Armoured Car part of the Modern Army series. available in Olive Drab finish. Lone Star in detail...

The Matchbox Saladin Armoured Car 6x6 . available in Olive Drab finish. Matchbox in detail...

The Matchbox Superfast Armoured Jeep . available in olive drab, orange finish. Matchbox Superfast in detail...