7" plastic vintage toy plane
Posted:
Tue Feb 09, 2021 11:30 amby edscars
Any help identifying this vintage 7" long plastic toy plane is appreciated, including what type of plane, brand, year made, and what it might be missing would be appreciated.
http://slotcarcollectibles3.homestead.c ... plane1.JPGhttp://slotcarcollectibles3.homestead.c ... plane2.JPGThere are some extra missiles and other parts shown that may or may not go with the plane.
Thanks for any help!
Re: 7" plastic vintage toy plane
Posted:
Tue Feb 16, 2021 3:11 pmby hovermd
The links don't seem to work for me, Michael. Are photos still out of the question?
Re: 7" plastic vintage toy plane
Posted:
Wed Feb 17, 2021 9:47 amby edscars
hovermd wrote:The links don't seem to work for me, Michael. Are photos still out of the question?
I've corrected the links now, please try to view them again. Ed
Re: 7" plastic vintage toy plane
Posted:
Wed Feb 17, 2021 1:32 pmby hovermd
Links work now. I personally don't recognize that toy.
Re: 7" plastic vintage toy plane
Posted:
Thu Apr 08, 2021 8:42 pmby Tone
The type of plane is a Convair XF-92
It looks just like the Tootsietoy die cast version.
As for the manufacturer, I do not know that.
My guess is early 1950s for the model's time era - coinciding with that of the real plane.
Re: 7" plastic vintage toy plane
Posted:
Sat Apr 24, 2021 4:25 amby MichaelB
Hi there! Yes, it's an XF-92 but I don't recognize the maker.
Not knowing it's size it's just a guess. Processed Plastics made things like this but they were good about putting their mark on their products.
Ditto for Tim Mee Toys, which was made by Processed Plastics.
Other thoughts could be Alden, Pyro, Eldon, Ideal, even Marx or Renwal.
Gotta be a mark on it somewhere!
Michael
