Tetsujin 28 miniature car tin toy BRIKeys Japan vintage pull back

AFW - Antique France Worldwide

Description

This listing is for a Japanese miniature car in a display box, from the Tetsujin 28 universe and produced by the brand BRIKeys. The item is presented in its original packaging, consisting of a yellow cardboard base and an illustrated lid. The top of the box features a dynamic illustration of the Tetsujin 28 robot in flight, against a background of yellow and blue rays with Japanese inscriptions and the mention "TIN TOY".

Through the transparent window of the box, the elongated miniature car with a bright red body and dark wheels is clearly visible. Two blue characters are visible inside, suggesting a scene directly inspired by the Tetsujin 28 anime or manga. The details of the bodywork, such as the silver side line, are sharp and faithful to the retro aesthetic typical of 20th-century Japanese toys.

The packaging highlights the BRIKeys brand, visible at the top right of the lid. The whole ensemble presents a typical vintage style, both in the illustration and in the choice of bright and contrasting colors. No other accessories are visible on this side.

The mention "PULL BACK POWER" in the keywords indicates the probable presence of a pull-back mechanism, characteristic of Japanese tin toys, even if this mechanism is not visible on the presented side.

The overall appearance of the box and the miniature suggests a good state of preservation, with no noticeable wear or apparent defects on the visible side. The item is intended for an audience looking for vintage Japanese toys, miniature car models, or merchandise from iconic licenses such as Tetsujin 28.

Condition

Used item, sold as is. Box and miniature in good apparent condition on the visible side, with no major wear or defects observed in this view. The general condition of the other sides has not been checked.

Did you know? Tetsujin 28-go, known as "Gigantor" in the West, is one of the very first giant robots in manga culture, created in 1956 by Mitsuteru Yokoyama. Toys featuring Tetsujin 28, especially tin toy models, became emblematic of 1960s-1970s Japanese design, marking the beginning of the craze for robots in Japanese toys.

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