Brand new 1/24 scale diecast model car of The Mystery Machine with Shaggy and Scooby-Doo figurines from "Scooby-Doo!" by Jada. It comes in the manufacturer's original unopened packaging and features real rubber tires, opening front doors, and detailed interior and exterior. Made of diecast with some plastic parts, it measures approximately L-6, W-3.75, H-3.5 inches, while the Shaggy figurine stands approximately 3 inches tall and the Scooby-Doo figurine approximately 2.5 inches tall. Please note that the manufacturer may change the packing box at any time, but the product itself will remain the same.

​The Hot Wheels City Mega Garage playset is four levels of parking garage awesomeness! It comes with one 1:64 scale vehicle but can hold almost 60 more (additional cars sold separately). At the center is a corkscrew elevator that carries cars between different floors and releases them onto a track. Kids control it with a hand-crank and determine whether cars continue to other adventures or if they roll into a parking spot where they're put on display. Multiple connection points on the base allow kids to connect the playset to other Hot Wheels sets (sold separately), and there are an additional four outlets to connect orange track pieces to it for the ultimate in stunting and building. One 1:64 scale Hot Wheels vehicle in included for action right out of the box!

This brand new 1/35 scale plastic model kit of the German Pz.Kpfw.35(t) Light Tank by Airfix comes in the manufacturer’s original unopened box with vintage style packaging. The kit is officially licensed and contains over 100 detailed parts molded in light brown unless otherwise indicated. Paint and cement are required but not included, and the model does not include a display stand. Decals are provided to create two different schemes, and the assembled model measures approximately L-5.51, W-2.32 inches. The Panzerkampfwagen 35(t), originally developed as the Czechoslovak LT vz. 35, was adopted by Nazi Germany after the occupation of Czechoslovakia in 1939. Produced by Škoda and ČKD, it was advanced for its time, featuring a 37mm main gun, 49mm frontal armor, and a reliable Praga engine. Designated Pz.Kpfw.35(t) by the Wehrmacht, the tank played a key role in early World War II campaigns, performing effectively during the Invasion of Poland in 1939 and the Battle of France in 1940, though its limitations became apparent in cold climates and against newer enemy armor. Its final major service was during Operation Barbarossa in 1941, where harsh terrain and inadequate winterization challenged its performance. As more capable German tanks like the Panzer III and IV entered service, the 35(t) was gradually withdrawn from the frontlines, with some units continuing in secondary roles or with allied armies such as those of Slovakia and Romania. This 1:35 scale model captures riveted armor panels, accurate suspension components, and fine surface textures, making it an ideal addition for collectors and enthusiasts interested in Germany’s early Blitzkrieg tactics and the contribution of Czech engineering to the Wehrmacht’s early successes.