My favorite micro slot race set. Hard to find..... I need to pick up 4 or 5 sets if/when I find them.

One crane...

Made some mistakes. It is a Dodge Dakota, not a Isuzu Amigo. And there is a Ford Bronco, not a Range Rover. Maybe the modified racer is a Plymouth Arrow. Best way to find out is to look which cars were made by matchbox in bigger scales in this time.

Just saw that one train broke down on the transporter ship. But easy to fix.

Made a mistake at 0:25 . There should be a red Ferrari Testarossa instad of the red Lamborghini Countach.

Fehler bei 0:36 da müsste ein roter Ferrari Testarossa stehen und nicht ein roter Lamborghini Countach

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Great 👌👌 man nice collection of matchbox cars

I just commented on your other video. Seeing all the vehicles here now, I'm certain I also had the 1:43 police and firedept cars. This really brings back memories :)

Very nice, thank you for this! I remembered these from my childhood but not which brand/product they were, so it took some searching. Before looking at your photos, I only (and fondly) remembered having the blue/pink oldsmobile, that must've been my favorite car. Now that I see the sets, I remember the Airport and the plane. If the vehicles are fixed to a given set, having the oldsmobile means I must've had the Dragstrip (1:21) as well. The orange/yellow stock car is the only other item that seem vaguely familiar. I'm surprised this product line is barely recognized on the web, I guess they weren't that popular or Matchbox simply produced too much stuff to keep track of.

The buildings from the deluxe playsets also were sold as the normal mini playsets (wiithout streets and only 3 cars) in different colors. I think these are hard to find.

Awesome! I do hope that they produce this slot car sets again since Micromachines are back in the market. 😊🙏

Aurora postage stamp bus system , in USA

Introductory set #1 also exists with orange (or nearly pink) street marking

Two boats, of course...

Some Versions from the magna wheels missing, also the truck from the truck depot. Names of the cars taken from the matchbox - Katalogs for the bigger models.

Introductory, mini (micro) and deluxe (micro plus) playsets from world's smallest matchbox (US) or matchbox micro motor world (europe). Some with different colors of buildings or streets. Transporter sets, super sets etc. Not shown here.

I don't know how the sets made of thin plastic within six streets, stickers and two cars were called. Complemente sets or something like this in germany. All these things were only made a very few years by matchbox and didn't become very famous. Some are hard to get nowadays. Other collectors can look, what missing in their or mine collection

Propably the smallest 8 track for slotcars you can built with standart parts. The tracks are from the Faller n bus system part of ther model train world in the seventies.Thing the micro machines electric road racing cars are faster than the busses from faller. the two normal H0 scaled Tyco cars are for comparison of the size.

there are already detailed videos on youtube about the matchbox micro motor world toys( or "world`s smallest matchbox" called in the USA. Maybe i will make some short overviews or videos about some rare things of these matchbox toys of the early nineties; nice to collect

In the early 90' micro machines produces their small slot car system. The cars are just a little bit taler than the normal micro machine cars. It was also sold called race in a case in boxes and under different france and spanish names. Mostly the tires don't work well. You can buy new tires in france and i think in usa. Mine will arrive this week ihope they fit.

In the 80's and 90's ther were made some slot car tracks made which were smaller than the normal HO tracks from tyco, lifelike, faller afx.. This, is the Nikko micro racers, rare to find. Another one is the micrex system made by tomy and polystil. Later micro machines made their electric road racing and race in a case tracks

The n- bus tracks were made by faller as a part o their model train world spur-N. There were only different busses made by Faller to drive on it. Their scale was : 160. The micro machines electric road racing cars don't match this 1:160 scale but together with them you can bild nice tracks for one car which need very few place and run fast. I think the tracks were built in the 70's and rhe cars in the 90's