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Frank shared these pics of toys his neighbor gave him. Anyone familiar with either?
The first toy is an odd one. The rabbit in the bubble spins as the jeep moves.
The second toy is a puzzle, as it’s in a CJ-2A box, so he’s not sure if this toy had it’s own box and the neighbor got confused or if it came in the 2A box. With all the nice details, one would expect the base would be correct, too.
As for the MB labelled CJ2A, it is correct. I bought a bunch of these wholesale years ago and sold them at events. It is one of the better diecast WWII jeeps I have seen, but was incorrectly marked as a CJ2A…someone didn’t do their research at the plant! I’ve been trying to find more of these to sell, but they aren’t produced anymore. I believe it is 1/43 scale. Too bad…it was a good seller for me.
The first was a McDonalds Happy Meal toy from 25+ years ago featuring Elmira from a cartoon called Tiny Toons Adventures. I believe Taz the Tasmanian devil also had a jeep in the series.
the MB is VERY detailed , glad it got posted , I’m learning something here !
Herr Van nailed it with that. Hadn’t thought about show in half a lifetime but I knew it looked familiar
Thanks for the help guys! I’m with Frank … learned something new!