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Jada 30456 1951 Mercury 1/24 Diecast Collectible
1/24 scale diecast 1951 Mercury in matt green with a 2.75-inch Harley Quinn figure from the DC Comics Bombshells series, featuring opening hood, doors and trunk
- 1/24 scale diecast 1951 Mercury with authentic detailing
- Matt Green finish replicates the classic Bombshells series aesthetic
- Includes 2.75-inch Harley Quinn diecast figure for display
- Opening hood, doors and trunk reveal detailed interior and engine
- Real rubber tyres and diecast construction ensure lasting collectible quality
1951 Mercury Collectible
This 1/24 scale diecast model replicates the 1951 Mercury in a matt green finish. It includes a Harley Quinn diecast figure from the DC Comics Bombshells series. The piece is aimed at collectors of licensed comic and automotive memorabilia.
Scale and Features
The single specification that defines fit is the 1/24 scale, which determines display compatibility with other models in the same ratio. The model features opening hood, doors, and trunk alongside a detailed interior and exterior. Real rubber tyres are fitted as standard.
Materials and Handling
The body is constructed from diecast metal with some plastic components. At this scale the item is light enough for shelf display without special mounting. No moving mechanical parts generate noise or heat during normal handling. The product carries a California Proposition 65 warning regarding chemical exposure.
Highlights
- 1/24 scale diecast 1951 Mercury with authentic detailing
- Matt Green finish replicates the classic Bombshells series aesthetic
- Includes 2.75-inch Harley Quinn diecast figure for display
- Opening hood, doors and trunk reveal detailed interior and engine
- Real rubber tyres and diecast construction ensure lasting collectible quality
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
How does the 1/24 scale translate to actual shelf space for this Mercury?
The model measures roughly 8 inches long, 3 inches wide and 2 inches high, so it fits on a standard display shelf or desk without crowding.
What does the diecast construction with plastic parts mean for durability and detail?
The body and chassis are metal for weight and rigidity, while smaller trim pieces use plastic to keep fine details crisp and reduce breakage risk.
What clearance do the opening hood, doors and trunk need when the model is displayed?
Each panel swings outward, so allow a few extra inches around the 8-by-3-inch footprint to operate them fully without hitting adjacent items.
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