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Most models use die-cast metal for the body, with some listings noting additional plastic parts for trim, interiors, or small details.

Features noted in listings include working/opening doors, opening engine compartments, pull-back motor action, and steerable wheels.

Listings commonly use terms like “Limited edition,” “Limited Edition to [number] pieces,” or “special edition” to indicate collectible or numbered releases.

Age recommendations vary by listing: some models are labeled “All Ages,” while many collector-scale models are marked “14 Years and Up.”

Common notes include “brand new box,” plastic display showcases or cases for smaller scales, and blister packs that include a clear plastic display window or showcase.

Some collector-scale listings specifically note “real rubber tires,” while others describe realistic or die-cast wheels as part of the model construction.

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