Model Manufacturers, Part 4
38 entries in the Model Manufacturers, Part 4 compendium.
Jo-HanDetroit-based maker of dealer promos and kits.Johnny LightningDiecast cars known for speed and a lever-driven catapult system.K-LineO and S gauge trains from repurposed Marx tooling.KadeeModel railroad manufacturer famous for its knuckle couplers.Life-LikeAffordable model trains and accessories since the 1930s.Lionel CorporationAmerican toy train manufacturer since 1900, known for solid construction.Louis Marx and CompanyGave customers more toy for less money.Model Products CorporationAmerican maker of plastic model kits and promotional cars.Monogram (company)American plastic model kit manufacturer, part of the Big Four.MTH Electric TrainsAmerican O gauge train manufacturer known for innovation and legal battles.Penn Line ManufacturingEarly HO gauge model railroad manufacturer known for detailed die-cast locomotives.Product Miniature CompanyPioneer of plastic promotional vehicle models for dealerships.Pyro Plastics CorporationAmerican toy and model kit manufacturer from 1939 to 1972.Testor CorporationAmerican manufacturer of model paints, adhesives, and tools.TootsieToyEnduring die-cast toy marque from Chicago, popular from the 1930s through the 1990s.USA TrainsG scale manufacturer offering 1:29 and 1:24 trains.Varney Scale ModelsEarly HO scale pioneer known for reliable motors and detailed models.Williams Electric TrainsTraditional O scale reproductions of 1950s-era Lionel equipment.Winross ModelsPioneer of 1/64 scale promotional diecast trucks.Wm. K. WalthersManufacturer and distributor of model railroad supplies since 1932.Woodland ScenicsManufacturer of model scenery, pinewood racecars, and educational crafts.Auto PilenSpanish die-cast maker known for recasting many other brands' models.Ertl CompanyAmerican die-cast toy maker known for farm replicas.Fun Ho! ToysNew Zealand diecast toys made from 1935 to 1982.GuisvalSpanish die-cast miniatures since 1962, from Ibi to the world.Hot WheelsScale model cars invented by Mattel, popular with children and collectors.Husky (toy brand)Small-scale die-cast vehicles sold exclusively at Woolworth's.Round 2 (company)American manufacturer of scale models and hobby products.Spot-On modelsDiecast models made in Belfast, Northern Ireland, in 1:42 scale.Bachmann IndustriesModel railroad manufacturer known for Spectrum line and E-Z Track.Hattons Model RailwaysBritish model railway retailer and manufacturer from 1946 to 2024.Lionel, LLCLargest O scale train manufacturer, rooted in a 1900 toy-train legacy.Jakks PacificAmerican toy maker known for licensed figures and TV game consoles.TomyJapanese toy maker known for Pop-up Pirate and Pokémon merchandise.Britains DeetailHand-painted plastic figures on metal bases, popular in the 1970s–80s.Imperial Productions (New Zealand)New Zealand manufacturer of hand-painted 54mm pewter toy soldiers.Nosco PlasticsPlastics molder of tiny toys, Cracker Jack prizes, and mail-order soldiers.RemcoAmerican toy maker known for electronic innovation and licensed figures.
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