Corgi Gift Set 20 Scammell Car Transporter with 6 Cars

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An extremely rare set comprising:

1) Corgi 1146 Scammell Carrimore Mk. V Tri-Deck Transporter in orange, white and blue, with four black plastic chocks. Jewelled headlights, detailed cast wheels. Near mint plus condition. With a little marking at vulnerable places.

2) Corgi 305 Mini Marcos in blue, with red interior. Whizzwheels. An extremely rare colour variation, only ever found as part of this Gift Set. Near mint plus condition, with virtually complete complete transfers on both sides. Little chips to the all original paint finish at some wheel arches and at the rear bumper edge.

3) Corgi 342 Lamborghini has a gleaming *lime green finish with jewelled headlights, bright red interior, gold steering wheel. Whizzwheels.
In very, very near mint condition.

4) Corgi Toys 201 The Saint’s Car Volvo P1800. White paint finish with a white Saint logo on a red background. Deep yellow interior. Whizzwheels. Very near mint.

5) Corgi Toys 377 Marcos 3 Litre in deep yellow, with a matte black bonnet and a complete label. Whizzwheels.
Very, very close to mint condition.

6) Corgi Toys 311 3 Litre V6 Ford Capri. Gloss red finish, matt black bonnet and a detailed black interior. Shiny trim, opening doors, ‘Pepperpot’ whizzwheels with suspension. Very near mint.

7) Corgi Toys 372 Lancia Fulvia Sport Zagato in bright orange and black finish. Whizzwheels with spring suspension.
Very near mint.

Includes the Instruction Leaflet for the Scammell Car Transporter which incorporates a Club Membership Form. Sealed pack of Traffic Cones.

Polystyrene base has light-moderate wear. Reinforced with a rectangular white card piece.

Lift-off lid is clean and brightly-coloured. The cellophane is notably intact. Note too the little semi-circular card piece at the right hand side which is not often seen. Some careful application of colour has been applied to disguise a small portion of surface loss on the top strip above the cellophane. Faint graffiti nearby. Small strip of surface loss caused by tape removal to a short lid end. Corner seam repair. A little wear besides.