Aston Martin has revealed a full-size Corgi model of James Bond’s famous DB5, as featured in the upcoming movie 'No Time To Die'.

Corgi's diecast models, of which Chitty Chitty Bang Bang was the most famous, were produced in Swansea between 1956 and 1983. Comments are closed for this object What's this? Most of the content ...

Margate-based models and collectibles group Hornby has acquired Corgi Model Club (CMC) from Blue 14, an investment vehicle majority-owned by entrepreneur Jim Lewcock. Launched in 2021 as a third-party ...

As chief designer at Corgi Toys from 1956 until its 1983 bankruptcy, the French-born van Cleemput designed and developed every single Corgi model himself.

Nine retro toys – popular back in the day – are back on the Christmas wish list for 2024. From Scalextric racing cars, first invented in 1956, to Corgi's famous model vehicles – held in high ...

Winston the White Corgi models his omacorgi salmon costume. Tina Kim Within a year of creating Winston's Instagram account, he hit 100,000 followers.