1972 ford f100

The models are primarily die-cast metal with some plastic parts used for details.

They include opening hoods and doors and are described as having true-to-scale detail.

Yes — the listings specify real rubber tires; the model bodies are die-cast metal.

They are described as coming in a brand-new box, often the manufacturer's original unopened packaging.

They’re marketed as true-to-scale, detailed models suitable for collectors and hobby enthusiasts.

They represent a 1972 Ford F-100 truck.

The descriptions note detailed interior, exterior, and engine-compartment features and emphasize true-to-scale detailing.