Manufacturers list

The 87th scale Manufacturers List - Part I
Currently listing 1186 manufacturers ! (Latest change: November 2008)

Although called the 87th scale manufacturers list, it is not limited to just 87th scale models. Many models and kits have been advertised (and sold) as 1/87 or H0-scale when they were in fact smaller or larger, scales vary anywhere between 1/64 to 1/110 ! Also listed are several makers of copies like for instance BVC or Ferrero.

Brandname (website if underlined)	Full Name / Country	Examples	Comments
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107%	Christian Grottendieck, Germany	modellisting	Announced several Formula 1 modelkits.
1-87WTD	1-87 World Tanks Depot, Spain	modellisting	Military models in 1/87.
2HS-Modelle	Konstantin Hellstern / Wolfgang Hauch, Germany	modellisting	Resin kits and accessories.
4MFOR	Märklin, Germany	modellisting	Die-cast military models.
5th Wheel	5th Wheel Scalemodels, USA	modellisting	US based shop that also offered own models. Website disappeared in 2006, probably no longer exists.
87 RPM	Peter Rings, Germany	modellisting	Resin kits in limited editions.
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A.B.	Vidalis Brothers, Greece	modellisting	Simple plastic models also marketed under the Joy Toy name. Out of production.
A.B.S. Models	KeyKits, UK	modellisting	Kits of buses and other vehicles in 1/76 scale.
Absolute	Absolute Scale Models, USA	modellisting	Resin kits.
Accurail	Accurail, USA	modellisting	Produces a series of injection-moulded 45' highway trailers.
Ace	Ace Imp. Co., Japan		See: AHI.
Achim Pex	Achim PEX GmbH, Germany	modellisting	Simple die-cast truckmodels.
Adamuz	Antonio Adamuz, Spain	modellisting	Brass models of Pegaso trucks, other models are planned.
Adaptor	Adaptor-Modelle, Germany	modellisting	Predecessor of 'adp', imported 'Tramo' models of ZIS trucks and bulldozers.
ADP	Bernd Schaefer e.K., Germany	modellisting	Handmade miniatures of mostly German cars and truck of the 30s-50s, also distributes Russian made models.
ADM	ADM Modellbau, Germany		The link points to the website of their exclusive distributor in Germany, Lade-güter Bauer.
ADM	Universal ?, Hongkong		Copies of the Mini-Dinky models, sold on blistercards.
Adtrucks	Adtrucks, UK		Simple diecast truckmodels for promotional purposes.
ADV Mini	Azimut Productions, France	modellisting	Resin kits of military vehicles in 1/72 scale, limited production.
l'Aiguilleur	l'Aiguilleur, France	modellisting	One model only, a resin Bernard truck. Out of production.
AHI	Ahi Brand Toys, Japan	modellisting	Diecast models sold in sets of 12, out of production.
AHM	Associated Hobby Manufacturers, USA	modellisting	American distribution company, now IHC.
AIM	Albert Elovitz Inc., USA		Solid metal Checker cab model.
Airfix	Airfix Products Ltd., UK	modellisting	OO/HO scale military models.
Airmodel	Simon Modellbau, Germany	modellisting	Apart from their extensive range of aircraft kits Airmodel also offers vacuformed vehicle kits.
A-Line	A-Line / Joe Delia, USA		Plastic kits of trailer/container models.
ALM	American Limited Models, USA	modellisting	Intermodal equipment: tank containers and highway chassis.
Albedo	Albedo-Forkel GmbH, Germany		Started to offer models with high quality prints in 1980, went on to produce their own truckmodels a few years later. Started selling moulds for plastic models in 2004 (Mercedes Actros --> Rietze) and rumour has it that they will focus on promotional diecast models. Sept.2005: The Albedo website is 'under construction' (and has already been for a while) and production has probably stopped. October 2007: website offline. The Forkel brothers, Albedo's owners, have started a new company: Trucks@More Ltd.
ALO	Alexander Olajos, Austria	modellisting	Limited editions of ready-made resin busmodels of Austrian prototypes like Steyr and Gräf & Stift.
Alloy Forms	Alloy Forms Inc., USA	modellisting	Also see Lee Town / Motor City Classics.
All World Models	Ralph Johnson, USA		Custom built truck and trailer model.
Alpadria	?, Italy		Models of trolleybuses
Alsetoy	Alsetoy, Spain	modellisting	Manufacturer of the Cadum Pax models, several models were also released with 'Alsetoy' on the bottomplate.
Al's Favourites	Fons Custers, Netherlands	modellisting	Production stopped. The models, clear and hollow resin kits and assembled models of US prototypes were actually made by Fons Custers (Focus) in the Netherlands.
Alt Berlin	Model International, Germany	modellisting	Re-issue of 12 Anguplas oldtimers in kitform.
American Trains	American Trains, USA		Companyname changed to Little Things in 1982.
AMW / AWM	AWM Automodelle GmbH, Germany	modellisting	AMW changed their name to AWM because BMW thought that AMW might cause confusion...... Information we received tells us that BMW threatened AMW with a lawsuit.
Anbrico	Anbrico Scale Models, UK	modellisting	1/76th scale white-metal kits of buses, out of production, but reissued by ABS. Link points to a fansite.
Aneste	Aneste, Spain	modellisting	Offers railroad accessories and as a sideline car models with Spanish police printings. Possesses the Alt Berlin moulds.
andrepa	André Siefert, Germany	modellisting	Resin kits.
Anguplas	Anguplas, Spain	modellisting	One of the early Wiking competitors. Produced a line of well over 100 different models in high quality.
APH	American Prototype Hobbies, USA	modellisting	Whitemetal accessory parts and kitbashes.
APM	American Precision Models, USA	modellisting	Injection moulded bus models, probably out of production. Website offline since June 2005.
Appelman	Adri Appelman, The Netherlands		Distributor of BdB models. Two BdB models were sold under the Appelman name, a DMC (DeLorean) and a Reliant Scimitar SS1.
Äppli	M. Äppli, Germany		Distributor for handbuilt busmodels that were made in Switzerland. Operated from 1984 onwards.
APS	APS Politoys/Polistil, Italy	modellisting	'Pennytoys'
APS Collection	IMU, Germany	modellisting	Subbrand of IMU, injection moulded VW T1 pickup and some other models which later reappeared at Euromodell.
ARI	August Riedeler & Co, former GDR	modellisting	Production stopped.
Arii	Arii Models, Japan		1/87 plastic kit of a Japanese bus in Japan National Railways livery.
Aris	?, Russia	modellisting	Manufactures a Lada Samara (among other models).
Arsenal-M	HO Military Depot / Thomas Fichtl, Germany	modellisting	Military models in resin and plastic.
Artapo	Artapo, Czech Republic	modellisting	Assembled resin models.
Artitec	Artitec, The Netherlands	modellisting	Resin kits of WWII military vehicles and horsedrawn carriages.
ASA 2000	Siekmann & Co., Germany	modellisting	Efsi and Praline models with own printing, production stopped around 1986.
ASB	ASB Hobby, USA		Specialized in metal miniatures of vehicles, parts and construction equipment.
ASC	ASC Aoshin, Japan	modellisting	Die-cast models of Hino buses in two (?) versions.
Astretsovskaia	?, former USSR	modellisting	Two models known, both diecast (zamac) with plastic wheels.
Athabasca	Athabasca Scale Models Ltd., Canada	modellisting	Brass siding for trailers.
Athearn	Horizon Hobby Inc., USA		Longtime producer of railroad equipment and plastic truck models, also produces the former Railpower Products models.
Atelier Debelleyme	Eric Decaix, France	modellisting	Resin kits and ready-made models.
Atlantic	Atlantic, Italy	modellisting	Plastic kits of military models in 1/72 and aircraft in 1/100. Out of production.
Atlas	Atlas, USA	modellisting	Produces high quality plastic models of Ford prototypes.
ATM	Fermodel Fabio Dobran, Italy	modellisting	See CoMet.
'Audi'	?, ?	modellisting	Well-known car manufacturer Audi offers a line of solid pewter models, all in 1/87.
Aurora	Aurora Plastics Corp., USA		Manufactured 1/64 scale slotcars, often referred to as HO-scale in the US, production stopped when Aurora went bankrupt in the 1980s. Also manufactured a series of tanks in 1/87 in the 'Military Midgets' series. See HP RepLicars and R&L.
Authenticast	Comet Metal Products Co. Inc., USA	modellisting	Die-cast models of tanks in 1/108 scale and railroad accessories in 1/87, production stopped.
Auto-Land	Auto-Land Hamburg, Germany	modellisting	Resin kit of a Krupp Titan truck, introduced 1986. Planned to produce other trucks from the fifties and sixties, but these were never released.
Automobilia	AutoMobilia R. Müller, Germany	modellisting	Photo-etched detail parts.
Automoviles	Yepes Avila & Cia S.C., Colombia	modellisting	Set of six simple plastic models made after American prototypes.
Auto Replicas	BKL Developments, UK	modellisting	Took over the Walldorf Mini line and added it to their series of 1/43 metal kits.
Autosculpt	(name withheld), UK	modellisting	Resin models with base plates, also hollow-cast kits (available upon special request since 2003).
Aweco / Agritec	ROS srl., Italy	modellisting	Several keychain models.
Azul Models	Matthias Grottendieck, Germany	modellisting	Resin kits.
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B52-H	Steve Talaga, USA	modellisting	Resin kits of various models after US prototypes offered on Ebay under user-ID B52-H. Now called KitBashCastings.
Bachmann	Bachmann Industries, USA	modellisting	Manufacturer of a set of 6 American passenger cars in three types (simple quality) plus 3 metal Hi-Railers models (one schoolbus).
Balaban	Balaban Gıda San. ve Tic. A.Ş, Turkey	modellisting	Simple plastic models found in 'Toto' chocolate eggs, actual manufacturer unknown.
Ballentin	Ballentin Connection, Germany	modellisting	Distributor of eastern European trucks and cars.
Bandai	Bandai Toys Co.Ltd, Japan	modellisting	Produced a series of airport vehicles from 1976 onward.
Banpresto	Bandai Co., Japan	modellisting	Soft plastic models made after Honda, Nissan and Toyota prototypes.
Bastian	Fa. Heinrich Bastian, Germany	modellisting	Manufactures kits and sells parts, mainly originating from Preiser and Kibri plus accessories for cranes.
BAT Models	?, Italy		Produced a limited edition of about 100 handbuilt resin Volkswagen Hebmüller Convertible (1949) models in the 1980s.
Bauer	Heinrich Bauer GmbH & Co. KG, Germany	modellisting	Solid metal models made in the 1990s.
Bauer	Bauer Modelldesign, Germany		Vehicles for the Faller-AMS carsystem, 1/60 scale.
Bayernmodell	Bayern Modell, Germany		Jörg Stettnisch produced and issued a Setra S6 busunder the Bayernmodell name, distribution by IMU.
BDB	Bouwe de Boer, The Netherlands	modellisting	Highly detailed white-metal and resin models, production stopped but will resume in 2005.
Beka	Bernd Kasten Modellbau, Germany	modellisting	Ex-DMV IFA models as well as new injection-moulded bus and tram models.
Bellifortis	George Pistof, Greece	modellisting	Resin kits of military vehicles.
Bellini	Bellini Models Ltd., UK	See Piccolino	Series of land speedrecord cars in 1/76 available as kit and as ready-made model. The models were made by and are currently available from R.A.E.
Berliniatur	Berliniatur, Germany	modellisting	One model sofar, a resinkit of a German DE74 doubledeckerbus.
Berlinplast	VEB Plastspielwaren Berlin, former GDR		See Plastspielwaren.
Bernd's	?, Germany		Built and painted MEK-kits.
Berolina	Axel Wurl, Germany	modellisting	Assembled resin models, out of production.
Bevi	?, Switzerland	modellisting	Herpa models with Swiss prints available for a short while in the early 1980s.
Beyer Electronic	Beyer Electronic, Germany		Not a real modelmaker, enhances models with lighting.
BFS Modelle	Bernard Kunze, Germany	modellisting	Resin kits and accessories.
BGB	Broad Gauge Bodies, Australia		Manufacturer of rolling stock kits of predominantly South Australian and Victorian railway prototypes. Also manufactures cast resin container and trailer kits and makes Australian decals.
Bienengräber	Bienengräber & Co., Germany		Distributor operating in the 1980s.
Big 6	?, USA ?	modellisting	Set of six 1950s / 1960s Le Mans racers as white-metal kits.
BigBoysToys	Peter Rottscheidt, Germany		Handmade metal model of an 'American motorbike'.
Big River	Spaulding Trading & Shipping, USA	modellisting	Resin kits / conversion parts
Biller	Hans Biller Patentspielzeug, Germany		Used Wiking and Hammer models in their 'Highway' playset released in the 1970s. The models were converted for use on a slottrack by means of a plastic pin that was attached to the models with a rubber band.
Dražen Bjelić	Dražen Bjelić, Croatia	modellisting	Ready-made resin models.
BK Modelle	Burghard Kraft, Germany	modellisting	Produced resin models in the 1980s.
BKL	BKL Developments, UK		White-metal model kits, also known as Auto-Replicas.
BLK	BLK, Germany
Blue Box	?, Hongkong	modellisting	Plastic models in 1/76 scale.
BMD	Bayerisches Modellauto Design H. Galneder, Germany		Released one model, a MAN UXT race-truck in 1993.
B+N Modelle	Jaroslav Benak, Czech Republic		Resin models, without glazing, of Bugatti prototypes.
Bohemia Model	Hynek Knopp, Czech Republic		Company changed its name to K+R in 1992.
Boley	Boley Corp., USA		Trucks, fire apparatus and military models (several models are made by Hongwell / Cararama).
'Bonux'	Bonux, France	modellisting	Give-aways used by French washing powder brand Bonux. Also see Clé and Jouef.
Bourbon	Bourbon, France		French manufacturer (1960s) which is quite well known in France for 'promotional' plastic injected models for companies like Total, BP, Antar, Poclain and Lion Noir based on very good models of various prototypes. These models were always in 1/43 or 1/50 but there is one exception, an 1/100 Citroen pick-up keychain which is interesting as a unique reproduction in of the last truck made by Citroën in the mid 1960s. It was probably a promotional model made for the Citroën Industrial Vehicle Division.
Bowser	Bowser Trains, USA		Railroad equipment and accessories.
Boyd	Walthers, USA		Efsi, Roskopf, Brekina and Preiser models were sold under this name in the USA, there were probably more.
Brändli	Margrith Brändli, Switzerland	modellisting	Metal kits of Swiss buses, trucks and accessories.
Brasilflex	Brasilflex Indústria e Comércio LTDA, Brazil		Simple plastic model of an Alfa Romeo Alfetta.
Brawa	Brawa, Germany		Ex-Eheim trolleybuses, out of production.
Breiter + Wolter	Breiter und Wolter GbR, Germany		Two die-cast models, a Jeep Wagoneer and a Ford T, were introduced in 1985. Production stopped soon after 1985.
Brekina	Brekina Automodelle GmbH, Germany	modellisting	Specializing in truck and car models from the 1950s - 1970s.
Brianza	Carlo Brianza, Italy		Produced an 1/87 model of a 1962 Ferrari GTO in the 1980s.
Brima	Brima, Belgium	modellisting	Herpa models (mostly Belgian police vehicles) with own printing.
Britains	Britains Toys, UK	modellisting	1/76th scale die-cast models, produced from 1954-1960.
Bronco	?, Czech Republic	modellisting	Ready-made resin models of classic cars.
Brück	?, Germany		Released a photo-etched detailing set for trucks in 1980.
Bruder	Bruder Spielwaren GmbH & Co., Germany	modellisting	Simple plastic models.
BS-Design	Helmut Bross Objekt Design, Germany	modellisting	A vast range of resin models, in business for over 20 years now.
B&S	Benthake & Seibert, Germany	modellisting	Production stopped, several trailer mould have been sold to Herpa.
B.T.S.	Bill's Train Shop, USA	modellisting	Brass kits.
Bub	Paulus Bub, Germany	modellisting	Die-cast models, production stopped around 1960. 'KB' logo on the bottom of the models.
Bub Classics	Bub Toys, Germany	modellisting	Die-cast models, new tooling, no 1/87 replicas of early Bub models. Also see: Y-serie.
Buby	?, Argentina		1/87 (?) plastic models made in the 1960s. We know of these three models sofar: Plymouth Valiant, Ford Falcon, Fiat 600.
Budgie	Budgie Models Ltd, UK	modellisting	Also known as Morestone, Modern, Esso and Mobile.
'Buggy666'	?, Brazil	modellisting	'Buggy 666' is the user ID of a Brazilian maker of resin models.
Bburago	Bburago SpA, Italy	modellisting	1/87 scale solid metal keychain models. Production stopped, Bburago went out of business in 2006 and was bought by Maisto.
BusArt	?, Germany		Polyurethane vac-form kit of a MAN NL 202 bus.
Busch	Busch Modellspielwaren, Germany		Apart from producing their own models, Busch still uses several ex-Praline moulds.
BVC	?, Spain	modellisting	Copies of Wiking models sold in blister packs.
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C.A.B. Enterprises	C.A.B. Enterprises, USA		Rietze busmodels with new prints, sold in the US.
Cadum Pax	?, France	modellisting	Production stopped. Cadum Pax is a French soapbrand that used to put give-aways in the boxes. See: Alsetoy and Bonux.
CAIFFA	MC-CAIFFA, France		Simple plastic models.
Campbell	Campbell Scale Models, USA	modellisting	Metal kits. Division of Weston ?
Cannon	Cannon Scale Models, USA		Caterpillar RD6 dozer.
Carbone 87	Ilario Chiera, France	modellisting	Distributed by Evrat, production stopped.
'Car Graphic'	?, Japan	modellisting	Approx. 1/100, simple plastic give-aways used by Suntory, actual manufacturer unknown.
Carmate	Carmate, Japan		Keychains with plastic 1/90 models made by Initial D.
Carocar	Carocar, Germany	modellisting	Announced three models (Borgward, Goliath and a 1950s Ferrari F1) in 1997. There has not been any news regarding those models since 1997, but in 2002 the Ferrari F1 has been released.
Carte	?, ?		Prevost H5-60 bus in 1/90.
Cavalleria Italiana	Cavalleria Italiana, Italy	modellisting	Resin kits of military vehicles (Italian prototypes).
CD	Creation & Distribution, Hongkong		3 US truck models of simple quality, first appeared in 1982.
C&D	C&D Models, USA	modellisting	Farm equipment and detail parts, plus a Dodge pickup made of cast metal.
C&D Excusiv	C&D Exclusiv Design, Germany	modellisting	Cast silver models made by the Herpa owners.
CED	Andreas Örmenyi, Germany		Photoetched conversion kits for military models.
CGGC	CGGC Grisoni, Italy	modellisting	Simple plastic models in various scales.
Chadwick	Chadwick-Miller Inc., USA		Simple plastic truckmodels (Thames Trader)
Champico	Paul's Model Art, Germany		87th scale models of the Opel Calibra V6 used in the German DTM series.
Charbens	Charbens & Co. Ltd., UK	modellisting	Around 1/90th scale die-cast, production stopped around 1970.
'Chymos'	?, ?		Chymos Karamels from Finland used 1/87th plastic car models as give-aways. The following eight models are known: Austin A50 Cambridge, DKW 3=6, Mercedes 220S, Opel Kapitan, Porsche 356, Saab 93, Studebaker Power Hawk, Volkswagen Beetle.
CIJ	CIJ Micro Miniature, France	modellisting	Die-cast models, some close to 87th scale, production stopped around 1960.
Circus Crafts	?, USA
CJD	?, France	modellisting	Several die-cast models of French cars.
CMC	Canterbury Miniature Commercials, UK		1/76th (OO) scale models.
CMW	Classic Metal Works, USA		Diecast models of American prototypes.
CMSC	Continental Model Supply Co., UK	modellisting	Military models in 87th scale. Now part of United Fun.
CCM	Classic Construction Models, USA	modellisting	Limited edition brass and diecast models of construction equipment.
Chooch Enterprises	Chooch Enterprises, Inc., USA		Manufactured a cast resin junkyard scene, no longer in production.
Classic Carlectables	Classic Carlectables, Australia		Die-cast (keychain) models of racingcars used in the Australian 'V8 Bathurst Series'.
Classic Mint	Classic Mint Collectibles, USA		Peterbilt 379 tractor and Talbert trailer in brass.
Clay Alvey	Clay Alvey Models, USA	modellisting	Resin kits.
Clé	Clément Gaget Ets., France	modellisting	1/90th scale plastic models, production stopped.
CMC	CMC GmbH, Germany		Distributor of a solid metal VW Santana model of unknown (Chinese ?) manufacture. Possibly also the manufacturer of a VW 1200 and several Audi models.
CMK	Czech Masters Kits, Czech Republic		Announced resin kits of military vehicles in March 2004.
C in C	C in C Soft Metal Castings, USA	modellisting	Chevrolet C60 metal kit in several versions.
Colibri	Model Group Dniepr, Ukraine		1/87th scale military models.
Collection Signature	Luc Rondeau, Canada	modellisting	Truck models, small series.
Comando	?, Spain	modellisting	Simple plastic models.
Comet	Comet Metal Co., US		Producer of the Authenticast diecast models.
Comet	Comet Miniatures, UK		Produced a series of white-metal models (Supermarionation Mini Metals) in the 1970s (?) which had one carmodel in near 87th scale: the six-wheeled Rolls-Royce FAB1 from the TV-series 'The Thunderbirds'.
Co.Met	Ferdinando Palatucci, Italy	modellisting	White-metal kits and ready-made models.
Concentra	Calidad, Mexico	modellisting	Manufactured Anguplas models from the original moulds in the 1970s. The models have 'Made in Spain' on the bottomplate.
Con-Cor	Con-Cor International, USA		Route 66 line of products, made from Promotex parts.
Conrad	Conrad GmbH, Germany		Diecast crane models.
Conversion 87	Münchener Modellbahn Treff (MMT), Germany	see MMT	Resin kits, production stopped.
'Co-op'	?, Germany	modellisting	German supermarket which offered diecast truck models plus a plastic model of a Mercedes-Benz truck, which was a Herpa copy made in China. Co-op in Switzerland sold a simple plastic model of a Saurer as well.
Coop-Champ	?, France	modellisting	French supermarket chain, used modified Jouef models as promotionals. See Jouef.
Coopercraft	Coopercraft, UK		1/76th scale plastic kit of a 1931 ACE Monarch truck.
CopCar Collection	?, ?	modellisting	Circa 1/87 model of a 1999 Ford Crown Victoria (not identical to the Busch or Walthers models). See: 'US Highway Stars'.
Corgi	Zindart Ltd., Hongkong		Some models from the former 'Corgi Juniors' line are circa 1/87, quality like the Matchbox models.
Cotswold	Cotswold (?), UK		See Sutherland.
Cox	Cox Products Inc., USA	modellisting	Production stopped in 1978, some moulds were used by AHM in the 1980's.
CR	?, ?		2 plastic models, a Unimog and a Mercedes Targa Florio racing car (1923).
Cragstan	Cragstan, USA		US distributor of AHI diecast models.
Crescent Station	Crescent Station, USA		Took over the Mountain States Ford models mould.
Cromwell	United Fun, Germany		Resin kits of military vehicles in 1/76.
Crown Toys	Crown Toys, Hongkong		See Ferrero.
Crusader	Crusader models, USA		1/87 military models.
C'sM	Collector's Model, Hongkong		1/76 models of Hongkong doubledecker buses, out of production.
C-S Train	C-S Train, Czech Republic	modellisting	Skoda Favorit / Felicia / VW Caddy pickups.
Cursor	Renner Werbemittel OHG, Germany	modellisting	Produced a plastic farm tractor for Renault in 1973, provided models for Ferrero and manufactured metal models for Märklin.
Curtis	Curtis Hobbies, USA		Trailer and container kits.
Custom Finishes	Bob Rzasa, USA	modellisting	Whitemetal construction equipment and accessories, production stopped.
Cutter's Miniature Castings	Jerry & Lee, USA	modellisting	Resin kits of American cars.
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Dahlmann	Dahlmann Modellspielwaren, Germany	modellisting	Plastic kits of oldtimer trucks.
Dahmer	Kurt Dahmer KG, former GDR		Distributor of model trains and accessories, sometimes included EMW models made by Herr.
Damman	Cornelius Damman, Germany		Only one model, a resin Austin Healey 3000.
Danhausen	Spielwaren Danhausen, Germany	modellisting	Issued the Metal87 kits.
Danies	Andreas Danies, Germany		Resin kit of a Demag H485S, see D&K.
Dapol	Dapol Model Railways, UK	modellisting	1/76th scale die-cast kits.
Darda	GWH Spielwaren-Handels GmbH, Germany		The Chevrolet Citation they introduced in 1993 as an accessory to their modeltrainset was made by Life-Like.
Dart Castings	Dart Castings, UK	modellisting	1/76th scale white-metal kits.
Dau-Modell	Dau-Modell, Germany		Also know as Dau-Bo Bahn, DAU rereleased the (improved) ex-Hammer busmodels in 1979.
DAVO	Davo Model David Juza, Czech Republic		Motorcycle kits.
Davric Kits	?, UK		1/76th scale plastic kits.
Day, John	Crispin Day, UK	modellisting	1/76th scale white-metal kits.
DDF	Diorama Display Factory, Japan		Diecast trailer model.
Deak Modellsport	Deák Modellsport, Hungary		Ready-made bus models.
'Del Prado'	Various manufacturers	modellisting	Various models, some in 1/87.
Delvo	Andre Delvo, Germany		Models of circustrailers (photo etched !)
Deoma	Deoma Micromodels, Italy	modellisting	1950s/60s manufacturer of die-cast models. Several Bedford and Humber models known, scale >1/87 but <1/64. Also known as FSB Microtoys.
Des Kit	Des Kit, France		Several resin truck kits, one of them is a 1980 White Road Boss.
Deskrunner	Keyence, Japan		Herpa trucks converted to radio-control.
DGB	Detlef Gummersbach, Germany	modellisting	87th scale photo-etched metal frame of a Setra S6 bus and possibly several conversion fronts for Wiking buses.
DGD / Dorfner	DGD Werbeartikel GmbH / Dorfner Grafik Design, Germany		Simple die-cast and plastic trucks used as promotional models.
Dicascale	?, Japan		Diecast busmodels in 1/100.
DieCast Direct	?, ?		Announces a diecast model of a Divco milk truck for 2008.
Diesel 87	Narwag, France	modellisting	Resin kits of American trucks.
Diko-Rama	?, Mexico		Former R&L models. See R&L, HP RepLicars and Aurora.
Dime	Dime Modellbau, Germany		Accessories in different scales.
Dinky Toys	Meccano, UK	modellisting	Diecast assembled models in 1/76, similar to 'Matchbox'. Also known as 'Dinky Dublo'.
Dirkzwager	Paul Dirkzwager, The Netherlands		Cast truckcabs and plastic kits, conversion sets and accessries.
DJH	DJH Inc., GB	modellisting	See Grandspot.
D&K	Danies & Koch Models, Germany	modellisting	Heavy duty truck kits, most notably oil field equipment.
DKMB	Daniel Kürschner Modellbau, Germany		Resin kits and accessories, mainly GDR prototypes.
DMC	DMC Decals, Denmark		Decals and small accessories.
DMT Productions	Dave Hanson, USA		1/87th scale replicas of spacecraft that were used in the TV series "V".
DMV	Deutsche Modelleisenbahn Verband, Former GDR		Production stopped in 1992, their model of the IFA Garant truck is now made by Beka.
DOM	DOM Models, ?		Papermodels in 87th scale.
Dom Plastik	Dom Plastik GmbH, Germany		Manufactured give-aways for other companies in the 1980s.
Doyusha	Doyusha Model Co.Ltd.	modellisting	At least two series of models, one close to 87th scale the other bigger.
Dreamdock	Birger Hennig, Germany	modellisting	Decals and parts.
DRG	DRG Modell Berlin, Germany		Metal kits
Drop & Hook	Drop & Hook Scale Models, USA		Exclusive series of Promotex trucks and trailers with special decals.
Drummer	?, China	modellisting	Announced first models at the Nuremberg Toyfair 2007, European distribution by Brekina.
DS	DS Design, Germany	modellisting	Decals and small series resin kits.
Dumont Parts	?, Brazil		See 'Buggy666', some models are offered as 'Dumont Parts'.
Dupliform	Dupliform, France	modellisting	Bernard 6x2 trucks released between 1992 and 1995.
Durango	Durango Press, USA		Offered a truck and trailer kit (metal/plastic) in 1983, now part of JL Innovative.
Dutch Art	Cor v.d. Meijde, the Netherlands	modellisting	Resin kits, some originally from TC Modelworks.
DW Model	Wolfgang Dwuzet, Germany	modellisting	Solid resin kits, mostly copies of Herpa, Eko and IMU models which were made in the 1980s. Production stopped, but there were rumours about a new model, a Fiat 850 Coupe in three versions.
Dynamights	Zylmex, USA		Die-cast tank models.
Dyna-Model	Dyna Model Products, USA	modellisting	White metal kits and ready-made models.
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Eames	?, UK		1/76 scale white-metal kits.
Easyway	Easyway, New-Zealand		Detailing parts.
Ebbro	MMP Ltd., Japan		Produces a series of 1/80th scale Japanese GT sportscars.
ECA	?, ?		Cheap plastic models, contemporary to Eko.
Ecoh	?, Japan		Kit of an American-style schoolbus in brass.
Editions Atlas	Norev / Universal Hobbies	modellisting	Editions Atlas sells series of models made by others. One of the series initially consisted of Norev models in 1/87 but this series stopped. When the series re-appeared later on the models were made by Universal Hobbies.
Edocar	Edor Benelux BV, The Netherlands		Although most of their models are not to scale, a few of them are very close to 1/87. Production stopped after the bankruptcy of Edocar in June 2007.
EFE Exclusive First Editions	Gilbow Holdings Ltd.,	modellisting	Models of British trucks and buses in 1/76 (OO).
EFKA	?, Belgium ?	modellisting	Simple plastic copies of EKO models, see Kim-Play.
Efsi	Holland-OTO, The Netherlands	modellisting	Die-cast truckmodels, mainly promotional items. Now Holland-OTO.
Egenolf	?, Germany		Production stopped.
Eheim	Günther Eheim, Germany	modellisting	Production stopped.
Eich	Eich-Modell-Design, Switzerland		Presented improved R+H trucks in 1992
Eidai	Eidai Co.Ltd., Japan		See Grip Zechin / World Zechin.
EKO	EKO Industrias M. Blasco, Spain	modellisting	Well-known producer of simple plastic models partially derived from Anguplas moulds.
Eldon	?, ?		87th scale plastic kits, packed in boxes resembling matchboxes.
Electrotren	Hornby Plc., UK		Simple car models for electric trains plus some container and trailer models. Owned by Hornby since 2005.
Elgee	?,?		Simple plastic models.
Elite	?, ?		Released supermarket gift sets in 1992, diecast Mercedes and Kenworth trucks.
ELM	Elegant Miniature Models / Empire Louis Marx, made in Hongkong for Marx USA.	modellisting	Simple plastic models, some were copies of Wiking models. Most models were sold in cardboard boxes.
Elsken	?, France	modellisting	Motorcycle models in 87th scale.
EMS	EMS-Modellbau, Germany	modellisting	Solid resin kits.
Epoche	Epoche Modellbau, Germany		Plastic models made since 1996, also developed moulds for other manufacturers.
E-R	E-R Models, USA		American versions of Busch and Herpa models.
ERI	?, ?
ERTL	ERTL Co., USA		Trucks and farm equipment, production stopped.
Espewe	VEB Kombinat Plasticart, Former GDR		Production stopped. Link points to a fansite.
Estrela	?, Brazil	modellisting	Simple plastic models.
EurHo	Bram Osborne, UK & Belgium		Resin bus modelkits (A300 citybus, articulated AG300 and trolley AG300T), production stopped. See: Railline Products / Transcale.
Euromodel	Euromodel Sa de CV, Mexico		Successor of Euromodell. Produces, among other models, an Opel Manta and Ascona B.
Euromodell	?, Germany		Production stopped.
Evergreen Hill	Evergreen Hill Design, USA	modellisting	Diecast Caterpillar modelkits.
Evrat	Yves Evrat, France	modellisting	Production stopped 2001, Mr. Evrat left the 87th scale sector.
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Faller	Gebr. Faller GmbH, Germany		Faller uses Wiking, Herpa and Brekina models as accessories to their kits. They also produce the Faller Car System.
Fanfare	Fanfare Transport Models, UK		Produced a range of 1/76 scale bus model kits, which has been transferred to the Little Bus Company.
Fastwheel	?, Hongkong		Diecast Kenworth truck (issued 1983).
FCM / Fine Cast Models	United Fun / Andreas Richter, Germany	modellisting	87th scale kits of military models.
Feniks	?, Latvia		Small series of handbuilt models.
FER-HO	?, Spain		Simple plastic models.
Ferivan	Fernand van Hoey, Belgium		Announced a 1963-1966 FIAT bus with Van Hool body at the 2002 Nuremberg Toyfair.
'Ferrero'	?, Austria	information	'Kindersurprise' simple plastic models.
Ferro-Train	?, ?		Photo-etched bicycle models.
F&F	F&F Mould & Die Works, USA		Simple diecast models made in the 1950s, scale >1/87.
Fidelis	Fidelis Models, USA		Produces resin kits, also distributor for military models made by other manufacturers like Trident, Heiser and Roco.
Filter	Ferdinand Filter, Germany		87th scale solid cast metal models which were copies of Wiking and Herpa models.
First Gear	First Gear Inc., USA	modellisting	Die-cast construction equipment.
Fischer	Fischer Modell, Germany		Only one model, a Karmann Ghia which re-appeared in the Praline series after the production stopped at Fischer. The original Fischer models have an 'FM' logo on the bottom. The model was also sold by Praline and is currently available from Busch.
Flaktrap	?, Canada		Resin kits of American prototypes.
Fleischmann	Gebr. Fleischmann GmbH, Germany	modellisting	Hammer, Wiking and Herpa models are used as accessories to their trainsets. Fleischmann also produced their own models, of which one (A VW Golf) was used by Albedo to produce a 'Spaten Brau' model.
FMB	FMB-Unicorn Scale, Germany		Resin truck cabs, three car models and some motorcycle models.
Focus	Fons Custers, The Netherlands	modellisting	A range of more than 300 resin kits, out of production.
Focus Modell Parts	Ronald Brekelmans Modelbouw, The Netherlands	modellisting	Reissues of Focus kits
France Plastique	?, France		Citroen HY van in 1/90.
Francorusse	?, France	modellisting	Used modified Jouef models as promotionals. See Jouef.
Fresh Cherries	MotorMax Toy Factory Ltd., China		See: Motormax
Friho	Friho Modellbahnen, Switzerland		Truckmodels after Swiss Army and civilian prototypes, some based on Roco models, others are own developments (Saurer 6DM, Saurer 10DM, Bucher Duro).
Fröwis	Wolfgang Fröwis, Germany	modellisting	One of the early small German manufacturers, cooperated with MBS.
Front Range	Front Range Products Co., USA		Offered a truck/trailer kit in 1986.
FSB Microtoys	Deoma Micromodels, Italy		See: Deoma.
F-Toys	F-toys confect Co., Japan		Announced a series of 1/87 scale tanks after prototypes used by the Japanese Ground Self Defense Force in August 2007.
Fun HO	?, New-Zealand	modellisting	Production of the 87th scale models stopped. Replicas of the larger models are available again.
'Furuta'	Furuta Confectionary, Japan	modellisting	Various series of models in near 1/87 scale used as give-aways in chocolate eggs.
Fyne Lyne	Fyne Lyne Model Products, USA		Announced several resin kits of American prototypes. Release was expected in march 2002.....
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Gacela	Plasticos Gacela, Colombia	modellisting	Produced copies of Anguplas models in the 1960s.
Galgo	Industrias Galgo, Argentina	modellisting	Two models known sofar, a Scania 111 and a FIAT truck. These two are most certainly the only models Galgo made in 1/87.
GAMA	Trix Mangold GmbH, Germany		Made a die-cast model of a Henschel truck in the 1960s.
Gamda	Gamda, Israel		Made a tank transporter with tank in 1/87.
Ganther	Uwe Ganther, Germany	modellisting	Solid resin kits, have been distributed by EMS.
Gata	?, USA		Distributor for diecast trucks made by Playart.
Gaugemaster	?, UK		Distributor (?) of HighSpeed models in the UK. The models are identical to the Schuco/ex-ModelPower/Malibu models.
GC Laser	GC Laser Innovations, USA		Laser-cut wooden kit of a stakeside body suitable for the CMW International R190 truck.
Geerligs	Modelauto E+R Geerligs, The Netherlands		Not a modelmaker, offered Herpa, Wiking, IMU and Brekina models with their own prints.
Geiger	?, Germany	modellisting	Solid resin copies of Wiking, Herpa and other models.
Gerard	?, Austria		Photo-etched bicycle models, now made by Ferro-Train.
Gerfaut	Mr. Germont, France	modellisting	High quality resin kits and ready-made models.
GFM	Gerhard Friedrich, Germany	modellisting	Resin kits.
G&G Rail	G&G Rail, Italy	modellisting	Resin models of Italian trucks and buses of the 1960s.
GGS	Gotthard G. Sonnenborn, Germany		White-metal kit of a Lanz Eilbulldog.
GHQ	GHQ Models, USA	modellisting	Whitemetal kits, mainly construction equipment.
Gibb's Metal Miniatures	?, USA		Gibbs Metal Miniatures was the new name for the Lit'l Toys models that was chosen after the Lit'l Toys factory had burned down in the 1960s and the company had relocated from Plattsburgh, New York to Canton, Ohio. They are easily distinguished when boxed because the Lit'l Toys boxes are yellow and black and the Gibbs boxes are gold and black. All models remained the same except for the Lima shovel which used to have an upper body part of metal which was changed to plastic.
Giesbers Models	Jan Giesbers, The Netherlands		Resin kits of military vehicles in 1/76 scale.
GI Modellbau	Gerhard Iwanczyk, Germany		White-metal/photo-etched IFA Multicar M25, Krause Duo and KM 2301 models.
GIN	?, USA		Diecast toys.
Giorno	?,?		Made at least one model, an Alfa Romeo 2300 Rio in solid resin.
Gitanes	?, France	modellisting	Die-cast models, production stopped.
Gladiator	?, Czech Republic (?)	modellisting	Models of Czech prototypes made from Igra parts and resin components.
Glico	Ezaki Glico Co.Ltd., Japan	modellisting	Also known as Guriko.
Glittenberg	?, former GDR		Production stopped.
Gloor Craft	Gloor Craft, USA		Producer of a whitemetal kit of a Chevrolet step van.
GM	GM Modelle, Germany		Conversion kits for Herpa trucks, distributor.
GMD Modellbau	Gabriele Koke, Germany		Distributor of resin and white-metal kits and accessories made by Langer.
Golden Wheel	Golden Wheel Die Casting Factory Ltd., Hongkong		Diecast models of 1950s Ford trucks, made for and sold under the Imex name.
Gollwitzer	Matthias Gollwitzer, Germany	modellisting	Resin kits, in production since ca. 1985.
Gordy	Gordy Company, Hongkong		Released a series of plastic models (with several Matchbox copies in smaller scale among them) under both the Mini-Mite and Gordy-Mite name.
Gottsbacher	Team 45 Modellbau, Austria
Goudy	Ken Goudy Decals, USA		Decals only.
Grandspot	Grandspot, UK	modellisting	DJH models were also sold under this name.
Grant	Grant Hobbycraft & Toy Ltd., Canada		Distributor, sold Wiking models in Grant packaging in the 1950s.
Greenmax	?, Japan		1/87 Isuzu Ergo bus in various versions.
Greg's Garage*	?, USA	modellisting	Solid resin kits, about 50 different types available. (* Links to the website of The Train Exchange', click 'catalogue' then 'Greg's Garage'.) November 2006: Greg Brown is planning on retiring, the business is up for sale. February 2007: Greg Brown stopped taking orders as of 18/2/2007 and 'a verbal agreement was reached with a potential new owner. The transaction should be completed in April 2007 '.
Grell	Grell, Germany		Die-cast and plastic truckmodels used as promotionals (beertrucks)
Greule	Edgar Greule, Germany		Distributor of a resin Fiat X1/9 model made by US-models.
Grinwis	Jan-Cees Grinwis, The Netherlands	modellisting	Resin kits of various Landrovers, production stopped.
Grip Zechin	Eidai Co.Ltd., Japan	modellisting	-
GSP	D.C. Bakker, The Netherlands	modellisting	Solid resin kits and assembled models.
Guepard	Guepard, The Netherlands		Supplier of die-cast (made in China) DAF LF (ref# M002464) and CF (ref# M002362) models to the Dutch DAF dealerships.
Guisval	Guisval SA, Spain		Diecast models issued late 70s-mid 80s (Volvo and Magirus trucks). New models announced at the 2002 Nuremberg toy fair, released in 2003.
Gulliver	Fanabri, Portugal		Copies of Bruder models sold as 'Gulliver Top Cars'.
Günther	Horst Günther Modellbau, Germany (until 1992) Modellbau Kastner, Austria (from may 2002)		Production stopped when Horst Günther died in 1992. The company was then bought by Manfred Fischer, who continued the production until December 2001. In May 2002 Günther was bought by Modellbau Kastner of Bürmoos, Austria, they continue to produce all Günther products and use the name.
Gunther's Car Company	Gunther Pelz, Germany		Distributor for American made models, produces a Kenworth K100 resin kit.
Guriko / Glico	?, Japan	modellisting	Toyota models, slightly bigger than 1/87. Also known as Glico
Gützold	Gützold GmbH & Co. KG, Germany		Back in the GDR days, Gützold produced models for Piko and Plasticart.
GWPCD	Great Western Passenger Car Details, Canada		Models of US-style trailers of the 1950s.
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H&K	H&K87, France	modellisting	Military resin kits, now part of United Fun.
H&P	?, Sweden		Announced a white-metal conversion kit that builds a Swedish roadtrain used in lead-waste transport in 1992.
Haberl	Haberl + Partner, Germany	modellisting	Farm equipment in brass / whitemetal.
Hackel	Jürgen Hackel, Germany
Hales	?, UK		Plastic kit of a Fowler steamroller in 1/76.
Hammer	Arthur Hammer, Germany	modellisting	Plastic models in 1/80, Fleischmann used some of them on their carcarrier trains. Production stopped. Their busmodels have been rereleased by both Ribu and Dau-Modell.
HAPO	HAPO / H. Pointner, Germany	modellisting	Assembled metal models.
Happy Hobbier	Happy Hobbier Co.Ltd., USA		Repacked Life-Like models to be used as architectural models. Both the 1969 Ford F100 pick-up and the Chevrolet Citation model are known to exist in Happy Hobbier packaging.
Hart	Hart Models, UK		1/76 scale models.
Haubrich	H.G. Haubrich, Germany	modellisting	Small series distributor and manufacturer of resin kits.
Haufe	Gerhard Haufe, former GDR		Production stopped, in 1972 some moulds went to Modell-Konstrukt.
Hauler	Hauler, Czech Republic	modellisting	Resin kits and accessory sets.
Haulrich	?, USA		In 1994, some of the Ulrich models were reproduced under this name.
Hausser Elastolin	Hausser Elastolin, Germany		Used a Porsche model in the game 'Der Sportvagabund' which was released in 1955.
Havas	?, Hungary		Plastic Unimog 401 in several versions.
Haxo	HM Diffusion, France	modellisting	Resin kits of French prototypes.
HB Model	HB Model, Czech Republic	modellisting	Assembled bus models.
HBZ	Hobbybedarf Bodo Zimmerman, Germany		Distributor for Swiss Wiking models in 1981-91, also produced plastic showcases.
Hebeco	Henry Becker & Co., Belgium		Used Kibri and Albedo models to release Belgian versions.
Hechtberger	Werner Hechtberger, Germany		Accessories plus a BMW 507 model issued in 1978.
Heico-Modell	Heico-Modell, Germany		Scale truckloads.
Heiser	Heiser's Models Inc., USA		White cast resin German, Japanese, Italian, British, Soviet, French and American WWII vehicles and armor.
Heli	Herbert Link, Germany		Resin kit of a Mercedes bus.
Heljan	Heljan, Denmark		Offered the former Revell Chrysler models as kits.
Heras	Heras, Germany	modellisting	Motorized versions of Wiking models, first introduced in 1961. Production stopped in 1967, production was some 6000 models in total. Also sold as 'WIAD'.
Hercules	?, Portugal		Simple plastic model of a Porsche 356.
Herka	Herka, Canada
Hermes	Modelladen G. Hermes, Germany		Resin kits.
Herpa	Fritz Wagener Gmbh, Germany	modellisting	Well-known manufacturers of plastic models.
Herr	Ludwig Herr KG, former GDR		This company was later renamed to VEB Plastspielwaren Berlin.
Herr, Markus	Markus Herr, Germany	modellisting	Conversions of plastic models, available in the 1990s.
Herrmann	Herrmann + Partner GbR, Germany		Former Prefo models.
Herzog	Herzog Modellbau, Switzerland	modellisting	One model, a Sauber-Mercedes F1, production stopped.
Hetterich	Hobby-Haus Hetterich, Germany		A well known German Hobbyshop that also produces models in limited editions.
Heyden	?, ?		Büssing Präfekt 12 D and MAN SL 192 models first announced at the 2008 Nuremberg Toy Fair.
Hey'l	Thomas Hey'l, Germany		Model of a DAAG truck (brass casting).
HighSpeed	High Speed Metal & Plastic Products Mfg., Co., Ltd., Hong Kong		Manufacturer of die-cast models sold by Schuco, ModelPower and Malibu International. Also made a near 87th scale model of an Ahrens-Fox firetruck for Reader's Digest USA.
HighTech	High Tech Modelle, Germany		Whitemetal kits.
Highway Miniatures	Jordan Products, USA		See 'Jordan'.
Hildebrandt	Gunnar Hildebrandt, Germany	modellisting	Resin models, out of production.
Hi-Rollers	Lindberg Products Inc., USA		Plastic models of US truck in 1/90 and 1/100, production stopped. They were rereleased in 1981 under the 'Truckin' Big' name.
Hirsch	K. H. Hirsch, Germany		AC Cobra (metal) issued in '94, announced: Porsche 550 Spyder, Büssing truck cab and Nobas excavator.
Hirsch Modelle	?, Germany	modellisting	Resin kits of a Krupp Drache and a Krupp Cyklop.
HK Models	Hynek Knopp, Czech Republic	modellisting	See Bohemia, see Knopp.
HMC	HMC-Modellbahn, Germany		Improved models with their own prints (1979-?).
HMK	HMK Specialty Products, Canada		Also known as HMK Custom Model Building. See Model Trucks & More.
Hobbex	Hobbex Modellbahnzubehör, Germany		Improved Preiser circus cars.
Hobby-Ecke	Hobby-Ecke, Germany		Distributed a metal kit of a pre-WWI truck, made by DRG.
Hobbytec	Hobbytec Modelismo, Brazil		Resin models of Brazilian trucks.
HO Classic	?, Germany ?		Appeared on Ebay.de, a Büssing DE doubledeck bus and a Mercedes-Benz O302 bus both in various liveries.
Hoffmann	Hoffmann Modelspielwaren, Austria		Manufactured several models of buildings and a tram 'inspired' by the Wiking models of that period (1960 -1965).
Hoffmann’s Zubehör	Heinz Hoffmann, Germany		License plates.
Holgate & Reynolds	Holgate + Reynolds, ?		Metal kits of construction equipment.
HollandOto	Holland Oto, The Netherlands		Former EFSI models.
Holler	Holler Kleinkunst, Germany		Production stopped.
Homann	Manfred Homann, Germany		Metal model of a Porsche Boxster, introduced in 1994.
Höpke	Höpke, Germany		Resin truck models.
Hori Toy	Hori Toy, Japan		Japanese Hongwell/Cararama distributor, releases special versions of these models for the Japanese market.
Hot Wheels	Mattel Inc., USA		Some of the models are close to 1/90.
Howard Models	Howard Models, USA	modellisting	Architectural models in 1/96 scale.
Howell Toy	Howell Toy Co. Ltd., China		Manufacturer of 'beertrucks' sold under different brandnames.
HP	HP Replicars, UK	modellisting	Near 1/87 scale kits of pre-war oldtimers. See R&L and Aurora Snap-A-Roos.
Hruska-Permot	Hruska-Permot, Germany		Ex-GDR manufacturer with a long tradition. Took over MAB.
Hs`A	Werner Herrler, Germany	modellisting	Assembled resin models.
HTC	?, Japan
Hubley	Hubley Manufacturing, USA	modellisting	Die-cast and plastic models.
Hudson	Hudson Miniatures, USA	modellisting	Die-cast models of American prototypes, made in the 1940s / early 1950s.
Hümmer	Hümmer, Germany		Die-cast and plastic truckmodels used as promotionals (beertrucks)
Hungarian Souvenirs	?, Hungary	modellisting	Simplified plastic truck models.
Husky	Mettoy Playcraft Ltd., UK		Some near 1/87th scale die/cast models. Husky first appeared on the market in 1964. From 1970 onward, the Husky name slowly disappeared and was replaced by Corgi Juniors. When Mettoy went bankrupt in 1983, Corgi continued producing models. The 'independent' Corgi factory was bought by Mattel in 1989 and sold to investors in 1995. The company continued to make models under the Corgi Cars name and has been sold to Zindart of Hongkong in 1999.
Hydrosphère	?, France		Solid clear resin models of Citroen cars.

Luc Rondeau, Canada