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Lintoy was a brand of die cast toys produced in the 1970s and 1980s from Hong Kong, owned by a man named David Lin.
Known for their die-cast airplanes, which included both military and commercial airline (such as Braniff International and American Airlines) editions, the line also produced die-cast cars and toy tool sets.
In 1979–1980 Lintoy made three models of Dinky Toys for Meccano Ltd.
Lintoy toys were distributed to various parts of the world. In the United States, they were distributed by Ertl and Bachmann Industries. At one time, the brand became known as "Bachmann/Lintoy".
See also
References
- Lintoy. Fab Tin Toys.
- Kimmo Sahakangas, Dave Weber, Mark Foster (2006). Encyclopedia of Small-Scale Diecast Motor Vehicle Manufacturers. ISBN 9781583881743.
{{cite book}}: CS1 maint: multiple names: authors list (link) - Dana Johnson (1998). Collector's Guide to Diecast Toys & Scale Models Identification & Values. ISBN 9781574320411.
- W. Tom Miller (2005). Big Book of Toy Airplanes. Identification & Value Guide. p. 79. ISBN 9781574324570.
- Paul Brent Adams (2018). Die-cast Aircraft. ISBN 9781445683751.
Further reading
- The Dinky Toys Encyclopaedia.
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