Our collectable coins and diecast models, including the Australian Cars Collection, Racing Bikes and Fast & Furious cars.
Our collectable coins and diecast models, including the Australian Cars Collection, Racing Bikes and Fast & Furious cars.
Issue 1 – 1970 Dodge Charger R/T. The car that started it all. In The Fast and the Furious, Dom Toretto's black Charger is the one he built with his late father, a 900-horsepower monster he admits he's too scared to drive. Behind the scenes, the famous wheelstand in the final drag race was faked with hidden hydraulic wheelie bars rather than raw horsepower. This 1:43 scale die-cast replica from IXO Collections captures the Charger's gloss-black body, towering supercharger and chrome wheels, and comes with the first magazine of Fast & Furious: The Collection. We've got each new issue in store as it lands.
$6.99
Issue 49 – 1960 Holden FB Special Sedan. Belonging to a definitive collection of 1:43 scale miniatures, this release pays tribute to the engineering and design excellence of the Australian automotive industry. A major milestone for General Motors–Holden, the FB introduced American-inspired styling cues such as distinctive tailfins and a wrap-around windscreen. Manufactured at various plants across Australia, including Fishermans Bend, the FB captured the optimism of the early sixties and was among the first Holdens exported in significant numbers overseas. For the collector, this 1:43 scale model beautifully reproduces the Special trim, including the two-tone paintwork and chrome detailing that made it a suburban icon. A must-have piece that embodies the style and soul of 1960s Australia.
$26.99
Issue 2 – 1999 Nissan Skyline GT-R (R34). Brian O'Conner's silver-and-blue R34 opens 2 Fast 2 Furious in a Miami street race, and it very nearly wasn't a Skyline at all. The studio originally wanted Brian in a Dodge Neon SRT-4 until the film's technical director, Craig Lieberman, talked them out of it. His own street-legal R34 GT-R became the hero car, with extra Skylines bought in for the stunt work. This 1:43 scale die-cast replica from IXO Collections nails the silver paint, blue vinyl graphics and tall rear wing, and comes with issue 2 of the Fast & Furious: The Collection magazine.
$14.99
Issue 51 – 1977 Holden HX Kingswood Ute. This model is a key piece in a high-quality series of 1:43 scale Australian cars, offering collectors a detailed journey through the nation's motoring past. Assembled during a pivotal era of automotive transition, this classic brought rugged versatility and unmistakable style directly to local roads. With its distinctive updated grille, revised badging, and a cabin designed for greater comfort, it became an instant favourite among tradies and everyday drivers alike. This vehicle excelled in both heavy-duty hauling and weekend cruising, proving that utilitarian workhorses could carry as much character and prestige as traditional Australian performance sedans. For collectors, this 1:43 scale miniature perfectly captures the classic proportions, bold lines, and nostalgic presence of the mid-seventies work icon. It stands as a vital tribute to a golden era when the humble utility vehicle cemented its place as an enduring symbol of the Australian lifestyle.
$26.99
Issue 43 – 1968 Holden HB Brabham. A special collaboration with racing legend Sir Jack Brabham, it featured unique decals and a twin-carburettor engine. It was a clever way to bring a sporty image to the entry-level Torana range. For collectors, this model is a unique piece of motorsport history. It represents the connection between a world champion and Australia's own car, serving as a tribute to the vision of Sir Jack Brabham.
$26.99
Issue 38 – 1979 Range Rover. As part of a premier series of 1:43 scale diecast replicas, this issue celebrates the legendary vehicles that defined Australian roads and racing history. A luxury 4x4 pioneer assembled locally in Enfield, NSW, its combination of V8 power and off-road capability made it the ultimate choice for both rural and urban adventurers in Australia. For a collector, this model represents the birth of the luxury SUV in the local market. Its classic silhouette is an icon of design, and its local assembly history makes it a fascinating piece for any serious collector.
$26.99
Issue 30 – 1968 Ford Fairlane ZB. As part of a premier series of 1:43 scale diecast replicas, this issue celebrates the legendary vehicles that defined Australian roads and racing history. This iconic vehicle brought American-style luxury and prestige to the local market. Built in Victoria, it was the premier choice for businessmen and officials, offering unmatched comfort and a powerful V8 engine. For the collector, this model showcases the grand proportions of a car that defined executive motoring, representing the start of Ford’s long success in the prestige market and a sophisticated addition to any collection.
$26.99
Issue 28 – 1974 Ford Falcon XB. Built at Broadmeadows, the XB achieved global fame as the base for the 'Interceptor' in the film Mad Max. It featured aggressive styling and was the peak of the Falcon's muscular 'Coke-bottle' era. For a collector, owning this model is a must for fans of local muscle and pop culture. It remains a symbol of the tough, uncompromising nature of seventies motoring and continues to capture imaginations worldwide.
$26.99
Issue 24 - 1988 Holden HSV VL Walkinshaw (SS Group A). This model is a key piece in a high-quality series of 1:43 scale Australian cars, offering collectors a detailed journey through the nation's unique motoring past. One of the most iconic cars in local history, its extreme 'Batmobile' aerodynamic body kit was designed for racing. Built by the newly formed HSV, it led to a famous Bathurst win in 1990. Collectors prize the 'Walky' for its rarity and bold design. It represents the birth of HSV and a new era of collaboration between local engineering and international racing expertise.
$24.99
Issue 15 – 1967 Ford Falcon XR GT. Belonging to a definitive collection of 1:43 scale miniatures, this release pays tribute to the engineering and design excellence of the Australian automotive industry. This iconic vehicle was the first local car to feature a V8 as standard. It won at Bathurst in 1967 with Harry Firth and Fred Gibson behind the wheel. For the collector, the XR GT stands as the founding father of the Aussie muscle car – this model represents the moment the focus shifted towards high-performance V8 sedans and the birth of the GT-HO dynasty.
$22.99
Issue 3 - 1978 Ford XC Falcon Cobra. Belonging to a definitive collection of 1:43 scale miniatures, this release pays tribute to the engineering and design excellence of the Australian automotive industry. A stroke of marketing genius by Edsel Ford II to clear remaining hardtop shells, these cars were recognisable by their bold white and blue livery. They paid tribute to the 1-2 finish at the 1977 Bathurst 1000. Collectors prize the Cobra for its rarity and direct link to one of the most famous moments in Australian motorsport. It remains a symbol of the end of the great Aussie coupes.
$24.99
Issue 57 – 2006 Holden Commodore VZ SVZ/SSZ. This model is a key piece in a high-quality series of 1:43 scale Australian cars. The VZ arrived in August 2004 as the last of the third-generation Commodores, and Holden sent it off with a pair of sharp special editions: the SSZ of late 2005, limited to just 930 cars with 18-inch Monaro-style wheels, SSZ-badged leather and the 250 kW 5.7-litre Gen III V8, and the SVZ of March 2006, which dressed the Executive sedan and wagon in sports trim before the all-new VE took over. For the collector, this piece captures the silver body, rear wing and five-spoke alloys of the final VZ hero, and arrives with a magazine drawn from the Wheels archive.
$28.99
Celebrate the moments that matter – birthdays, achievements, new beginnings and milestones worth remembering. This colourful 50c coin features an artistic interpretation of the $1 Mob Of Roos design, is crafted with care to honour personal growth and the journey behind every accomplishment. It is a meaningful keepsake that inspires reflection and pride. Gift to someone special or keep it as your own reminder of progress, joy and meaningful life chapters. Every moment deserves to be celebrated. Limit of 3 per customer account applies on this product.
$17.50
Issue 34 – 1979 Mazda RX-7. As part of a premier series of 1:43 scale diecast replicas, this issue celebrates the legendary vehicles that defined Australian roads and racing history. A rotary-powered legend that made a massive impact on the local racing scene, it was campaigned with success by Allan Moffat, whose unique engine and handling made it a formidable competitor against traditional V8s. For the collector, this model celebrates the car that brought new technology to Australian racing, representing the international influence on local car culture and the incredible heritage achieved by Mazda on local circuits.
$26.99
Special online-only price! Store and protect your magazines in style. Premium-quality binder for lasting durability. Perfect fit for your Australian Cars Collection magazines. Exclusive design matching your collection!
$17.99
Yamaha YZR-M1 – Valentino Rossi (2021) The 2021 Yamaha YZR-M1 marked the final chapter of Valentino Rossi's 26-year Grand Prix career. Racing for the satellite Petronas Yamaha SRT squad in the turquoise and black colours of his own VR46 brand, Rossi rode a full factory-specification M1 — technically identical to the machine that carried teammate Fabio Quartararo to the title that same year. Though the season proved a tough farewell tour, it closed the book on the most influential rider-manufacturer partnership in modern MotoGP history. This 1:18 scale die-cast model from Racing Bikes – The Collection by IXO Collections captures every detail of Rossi's #46 Petronas Yamaha, from its striking teal livery to the crossplane inline-four engine and race-spec bodywork of his emotional last ride. Only a limited number of these die-cast beauties will ever be released — don't let this one slip past you. *image(s) for illustration purposes. Actual product is 1:18 scale diecast model.
$14.99
Issue 29 – 1956 Holden FE Special Sedan. This issue is part of an exceptional collection of 1:43 scale Australian car models, vividly bringing to life the rich motoring heritage of Australia. A major leap forward for Holden, the FE featured a modern body design that offered improved comfort for families. It was the first Holden available with two-tone paint, reflecting the optimism of the fifties. For the collector, this model captures the charm of the ‘Chrome Age’ in Australia, representing the growth of the middle class and the evolution of a brand that was becoming the heart of the national identity.
$26.99
Meet the Aussie Bubs, six adorable Australian native baby animals that are ready to celebrate the arrival of any new bundle of joy, as part of this cute as a button 2025 Six-Coin Uncirculated Set. A fluffy Tawny frogmouth chick nests on the 5c, while a shy Leafy seadragon fry floats on by on the 10c coin. A cute Leatherback turtle hatchling enjoys a day at the beach on the 20c, while an adorable koala joey is ready for a nap on the 50c coin. Rounding up the gang is an adorable quokka joey on the $1, and a naughty Tassie devil joey on the $2 coin. The Royal Australian Mint has released annual baby sets since 1995. This 2025 Six-Coin Uncirculated Year Set continues the tradition of joyously celebrating all things baby, coin and collecting.
$55.00
Issue 54 – 1965 Ford Falcon XP Hardtop. As part of a premier series of 1:43 scale diecast replicas, this issue celebrates the legendary vehicles that defined Australian motoring. Arriving in 1965 to rescue the Falcon's reputation, the XP introduced a new torque-box subframe that transformed the car's toughness — a claim Ford proved by running five XPs around the clock for nine days on a punishing outback track, setting 49 Australian endurance records. The gamble paid off: the XP became the first local car to take out Wheels magazine's Car of the Year, and the sleek, pillarless Hardtop remains the most sought-after body style in the range. For a collector, this model tells the story of a Falcon that earned its stripes the hard way.
$28.99
Issue 53 – 1967 Holden HR Special Wagon. Belonging to a definitive collection of 1:43 scale miniatures, this release pays tribute to the engineering and design excellence of the Australian automotive industry. Launched in 1966 as Holden's answer to a new decade, the HR reworked nearly every exterior panel of its HD predecessor, adding a fresh grille, a revised roofline, and tall vertical tail lights. The Special-trim wagon paired stainless-steel side trim and a smart two-tone finish with genuine load-hauling ability, making it the go-to choice for families towing the caravan or tradesmen filling the back with tools. For the collector, this model captures the crisp new lines and practical charm of a wagon that balanced style with everyday usefulness.
$28.99
Issue 52 – 1979 Ford Falcon XD. This model is a key piece in a high-quality series of 1:43 scale Australian cars, offering collectors a detailed journey through the nation's motoring past. Assembled during a time of immense change for the local automotive industry, this classic brought European-inspired styling and clean, crisp lines directly to local roads. With its distinctive boxy silhouette, black polycarbonate bumpers, and refined interior layout, it became an instant favourite among families and fleet buyers alike. This vehicle excelled in both long-distance highway cruising and daily suburban driving, proving that a modern, space-efficient design could successfully carry on the legacy of the traditional Australian family sedan. For collectors, this 1:43 scale miniature perfectly captures the clean proportions, distinct grille, and commanding road presence of the late-seventies road icon. It stands as a vital tribute to a golden era when bold styling shifts redefined the landscape of Australia's favourite full-sized cars.
$26.99
Issue 48 – 1985 Toyota Land Cruiser HJ75 Cab-Chassis. This issue is part of an exceptional collection of 1:43 scale Australian car models, vividly bringing to life the rich motoring heritage of Australia. This vehicle represents the rugged heart of the Australian outback, having been a common sight on stations and worksites from the Kimberley to the Pilbara. The HJ75 was renowned for its indestructible 2H diesel engine and became a staple for farmers and rural industries requiring a reliable workhorse in the nation's harshest conditions. For the collector, this 1:43 scale model perfectly captures the utilitarian aesthetic and robust stance of the legendary HJ75 series. A significant tribute to the machinery that built modern regional Australia, it is an essential addition for those who value the history of the country's most durable commercial vehicles.
$26.99
Honda RC212V – Casey Stoner (2011) The 2011 Honda RC212V carried Casey Stoner to one of the most dominant seasons in MotoGP history. Joining the factory Repsol Honda team for the final year of the 800cc era, Stoner immediately gelled with the machine's revolutionary seamless gearbox, securing his second World Championship with 10 race wins, 12 pole positions and a podium in every race he finished — ending a five-year title drought for Honda. This 1:18 scale die-cast model from Racing Bikes – The Collection by IXO Collections faithfully recreates the RC212V's signature Repsol orange livery and race-winning detail from Stoner's dominant championship campaign. With only a limited number of units available, this is one to grab sooner rather than later. *image(s) for illustration purposes. Actual product is 1:18 scale diecast model.
$24.99
Issue 36 – 1964 Mini Moke. This model is a key piece in a high-quality series of 1:43 scale Australian cars, offering collectors a detailed journey through the nation's unique motoring past. While designed for the military, the Moke found its true home in Australia where it was built in Zetland, NSW. With larger wheels and more power, it became a beloved symbol of the laid-back beach lifestyle. For a collector, this model is a fun-loving part of local history, representing the practical ways designs were adapted for Australian life — it captures a sense of adventure and freedom that is uniquely Australian.
$26.99
Issue 26 – 1973 Ford XA Falcon Superbird Hard Top. The XA was the first Falcon designed and manufactured entirely in Australia, arriving with a dramatic new "coke-bottle" body and, for the first time, a two-door hardtop coupe in the range that put Ford squarely up against the Holden Monaro. The Superbird was the glamour variant of that hardtop, built on the XA Falcon 500 Hardtop platform and dressed with bold Superbird decals on the rear quarter panels, sports suspension, and Grand Sport Rally Pack instrumentation. Under the bonnet sat an Australian-built 302 cubic inch Cleveland V8, giving the range genuine muscle car credentials. For a collector, the XA Falcon Superbird Hard Top captures a defining moment for local performance cars, its dramatic lines and cult status further cemented by a starring role in Australian popular culture.
$26.99