Bentley Continental Sports Saloon (224)Released in 1961, originally in two variations either black silver or two tone green this lavishly featured model was given jewelled lights, an opening boot (that housed a spare wheel), Glidamatic suspension and innovative fingertip self centering steering. The look was completed by silver plated bumpers and a radiator capped with Bentleys iconic Flying B mascot simplified somewhat due to the models 1: 50 scale. This extensive tooling was rumoured to

the bonnet opened just enough to enable it to be lifted

the Ecurie Ecosse Racing Car Transporter

the HQ Staff Car was one of a number of military- themed vehicles introduced into the Corgi range at the beginning of 1965

it was given both an opening boot and bonnet

A bold release from the Corgi team

perfect for holding your own Grand Prix on the living room carpet

who swivelled to fire his pistol through an open window and his faithful assistant Kato in the driving seat

The latter was deleted after just one year – the result of disappointing sales – whilst production of 211 ended in 1960 when it was superceded by Corgi 211S

Only the third sports car that Corgi ever produced

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Corgi 302 was available in red

registration 684 AAM