The MG Sports Sedan - Toys and Models

 

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Matchbox MG1100 Matchbox Regular Wheel MG 1100.  [1:64 scale]
[From the collection of Michael Carnell]
SuperFast MG1100
Matchbox Superfast		 Two Different Photos of the Blue SuperFast Matchbox MG 1100. [1:64 scale]
[From the collection of Michael Carnell]
Customized Matchbox A Customized Matchbox. [1:64 scale]
[From the collection of Michael Carnell]
Spot-On MG 1100 Spot-On MG 1100 miniature. These came in a number of different color schemes. [1:43 scale] [From the collection of Michael Carnell]
Spot-On and Matchbox A Comparison of the Spot-On and Matchbox.  [1:43 and 1:64 scale]
[From the collection of Michael Carnell]
Airfix Model
Airfix Model		 Airfix MG 1100 model. Pictures of the Kit in Assembled and Unassembled Form.  [1:32 scale] [From the collection of Herberta Gray]
Various These Three 1100s are from Jysa of Spain. [1:64 scale]
[From Ellman-Brown's MG Collectibles Book]
Norev and Other Models Plastic models by Norev of France. (See additional picture below.)
[From Ellman-Brown's MG Collectibles Book]
Tekno and other models Various 1100s from Tekno, Matchbox, and Maxwell. (See additional picture below.)
[From Ellman-Brown's MG Collectibles Book]
More Spot-On Models Spot-On models, Including Variations on the MG 1100.
[From Ellman-Brown's MG Collectible's Book]
Crossway MG1300
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This is the Beautiful Crossway Model's MG1300.  This One is One of a Limited Edition of 25 that was Produced in Swiss Presentation with Left Hand Drive. [1:43 scale]
[From the collection of Michael Carnell]

For More Information on Crossway Models, click here.

Inocennti IM3 A Model of the Fibre Glass Innocenti Morris IM3 (a licensed Italian version of MG 1100) in 1/41Scale by Politoys.
[From the collection of Michael Carnell]
Guisval Model An MG 1100 model by Guisval. About the same size as the Matchbox. Quite nice finished in red.
[From the collection of Michael Carnell]
Maxwell Model An MG 1100 model by Maxwell. From old and worn Matchbox casting, and mislabeled as a Mercedes!
[From the collection of Michael Carnell]
Norev Model The plastic MG 1100 model by Norev. Notice that there are no windows or interior. [1:43 scale] 
[From the collection of Michael Carnell]
Tekno Model The very nice MG 1100 model by Tekno from Denmark. [1:43 scale] 
[From the collection of Michael Carnell]
MG 1100 model by Vitesse A nice model of the MG 1100 produced by Vitesse in 2000.  Limited to an edition size of only 2,500.  As of August 2000, this model is still available - though hard to find. [1:43rd scale] [From the collection of Michael Carnell]
Friction Model An interesting friction model by an unknown manufacturer.  About 200mm long, or about 1/18th scale. [From the collection of Michael Carnell]
Marx Friction Model A friction model by Marx, smaller than the one above.
MG 1300 by Seat A model I know totally nothing about - an MG 1300 by the firm "Seat".
MG 1100 Model by Frog A model by a company named "Frog".  A little larger than the Airfix model, but more of a rubbery plastic toy. These are no-glue "quick fit" kits. Many of those were motorized.
A beautiful little pewter model of the MG 1100.
   
Picture soon... Small plastic toy very much the size and look of a Tootsie Toy.
1100 Model by LEGO Not an MG, but an Morris 1100 by LEGO!

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If you have any models to sell, or know of anyone who does, I am always interested...  I especially need to get the metal Norev model and the models by Jysa, Marx, Seat and Speed.