What are the toys diocast?

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dioCast toys are detailed replicas, often on scale, real cars, boats, aircraft, trains and other popular children's toys. They are produced by the DioCast process and are made of metal and plastic and are ended in great detail to realistically resemble their counterparts with a larger scale. Method of casting matrix includes the forces of hot, molten metal into repeatedly usable forms called DIES. As hot metals cool in the mold, it solidifies and creates into a preferred shape.

The metal used is in diocasting, is a mixture of zinc and aluminum, most often called lock, but sometimes referred to as white metal or metal metal. DioCast toys are very durable and heat resistant. Diecast toys is one of the highest volumes of items produced by metal working industry. The diocasting process provides a very detailed and accurate result.

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diocast was first introduced on the US market already 20. Century brothers Dowst. They were sold under the Tootsietoys brand. At that time, the practice of quality production was not yet improved. This resulted in poor toys that cracked and easily broke. In 1947, the company called Leshey began to produce a toy Diecast, which they called the "Matchbox" of the car. They were very popular when they came in 75 different types of vehicles and wrapped in boxes resembling a box of matches. The term "car car" was so widely used, now it is considered to be a general name for this type of Diecast toy.

Diecast toys hit their popularity height around 1968. Mattel sold a series of DioCast toys and trucks sold under the Hot Wheels® brand, which became one of the TNA worlds selling toys best. Many of the first editions of Hot Wheels® are now valuable collectible items.

DioCast Toys are now popular as both children's toys and collecting items. Originally packed toys Vintage DieCast are for manyCollectors and brokers very valuable. The common topics of DieCast collector's toys include air crafts, construction and agricultural equipment, military vehicles, trucks and cars.

The most common toys of the 2000 Diecast are those who attract to the NASCAR fan base. The reproduction of real cars had a reviving effect on the sale of cars.