Tomica Limited Vintage LV-143d Daihatsu Midget (yellow green/beige) with figure

The Daihatsu Midget, which appeared in 1957, was the first mass-produced light three-wheeled truck. Its low price, comparable to that of a two-wheeled vehicle, and its maneuverability, which allowed it to drive, deliver and collect payments all at once, made it an explosive hit, and it was said to be the car that changed the way Japanese retail stores were run. It also left its mark in history in terms of marketing, with the catchphrase "City Helicopter" which likened its appearance, and humorous TV commercials. The MP model with a round handlebar was released in 1959, but the original bar handlebar model was sold as a cheaper version until 1962.

TLV released the Midget DSA type, a bar handle specification with side doors that was added in 1959, in 2007, but this time we are adding a new specification that can be enjoyed as a diorama.
Includes figures of a farmer with a bucket and three chickens, allowing you to create a fun diorama in a compact space.
By combining the figures that come with several of the TLV truck models that will be released in the future, you can expand the scenes, so look forward to it!

●Here are the highlights●
(1) New specifications for the popular bar-handle type Midget!
(2) Includes one human figure and three chickens!
(3) Compact yet expansive world!

■Specifications: Die-cast miniature car (pre-painted and pre-assembled)
[Scale] 1/64



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