Welcome to
Wayne's 1:18 Diecast Main Page!
This site is for enthusiasts and collectors of diecast cars in 1:18 scale. This includes cars by Bburago, Ertl, Maisto, UT, Kyosho, and many other companies. This site includes reviews of diecast cars, both by myself and, in the future, guests (that could include you!), and a general discussion of 1:18 diecast cars and the companies that make them. Yet to be added: instructions for disassembling and suggestions for detailing specific models, displaying suggestions, and a gallery of models detailed or customized by myself or other collectors.
In addition, this site is the home of the unique 1:18 Scale Salvage Yard! -- a scaled-down version of the full-size automotive graveyard, in which you can search for missing parts for your own cars, or buy or sell damaged, incomplete, or even occasionally complete cars. The Salvage Yard is still new, so our inventory is very small, but with time and your help, it'll grow to become a valuable resource for diecast collectors.
So come in, look around, and enjoy yourself. If you have any questions or suggestions, or just want to say you enjoyed your visit, feel free to email me at Wander@Directcon.net and let me know!
I've added a new page, called What's News!, to give you a quick place to check and see what's changed since the last time. Click on the link above to take a look!
Use this link to go to the Salvage Yard.
Use this link to go to the Diecast Model Reviews .
Use this link to go to an Overview of 1:18 Diecast Manufacturers.
This link takes you to an essay on my opinions of What Every Diecast Model Should Have.
This link will become active when the Detailing Pages are ready.
And this link will become active when the Gallery is ready!
Click here to Email Me!
The background for this page is an collage of pictures, extensively processed, showing, clockwise: a Jaguar XJ-220, a 1965 Chevrolet Corvette, a Ferrari F355 Berlinetta, and a Lamborghini Countach. This background, like all original graphic content on this site, is Copyright (c) 1999 by Wayne Anderson, and not to be distributed or reused without written permission.
All text content on this site is copyright 1999 by Wayne Anderson. All photographs on this site, unless otherwise noted, are copyright (c)1999 by Wayne Anderson. All rights reserved. Email me at Wander@Directcon.net to arrange permission to use portions of this website.