1963 Unimog 406

• Serialized Number: 81/125

• Series: 2026 Matchbox Mainline

• Description: This rugged 1963 Unimog 406 in a striking industrial blue is a must-have for utility vehicle fans. Featuring a detailed open bed and blacked-out wheels, this 1:64 scale model captures the go-anywhere spirit of the original Mercedes-Benz legend. Perfect for off-road dioramas or truck collections.

• Interesting Fact: The 406 was the first "medium-duty" Unimog ever produced and broke tradition by using a heavy-duty truck engine instead of a standard car engine.

1969 Camaro SS™ 396

• Serialized Number: 56/125

• Series: 2026 Matchbox Mainline

• Description: Muscle car royalty arrives in the 2026 lineup with the 1969 Camaro SS 396. This model features a clean white finish accented by iconic orange racing stripes and a detailed tan interior. It's a quintessential piece of American automotive history for any die-cast enthusiast.

• Interesting Fact: The "396" in its name signifies the 396-cubic-inch V8 engine, which, in its highest factory spec, could pump out up to 375 horsepower.

1956 Aston Martin DBR1

• Serialized Number: 72/125

• Series: 2026 Matchbox Mainline

• Description: Celebrate British racing heritage with the 1956 Aston Martin DBR1. Rendered in a sleek metallic silver with authentic racing decals, this open-cockpit speedster represents the pinnacle of 1950s sports car design. A centerpiece for collectors of vintage European racers.

• Interesting Fact: The DBR1 is legendary for its 1959 victory at the 24 Hours of Le Mans, where it was driven to the finish line by the iconic duo of Carroll Shelby and Roy Salvadori.

Morgan Plus Four

• Serialized Number: 37/125

• Series: 2026 Matchbox Mainline

• Description: The Morgan Plus Four captures the timeless elegance of hand-built British sports cars. Finished in classic British Racing Green with "Number 4" racing livery, this model features the distinctive flowing fenders and retro silhouette that Morgan is famous for.

• Interesting Fact: To this day, Morgan continues to use traditional craftsmanship, including a frame for the bodywork made from ash wood