Tomica No. 95 London Bus
トミカ No.95 ロンドンバス
Photo: Takara Tomy (official product photo) · Official product image, used for identification · Takara Tomy official product page (takaratomy.co.jp) — shows the actual Tomica die-cast model
What this model is
Tomica No. 95 London Bus is a die-cast model in the Tomica Regular (No. 1 – No. 120) line and falls into our bus category. It took over the number from UD Condor Crane Cargo Truck. It is the 3rd different vehicle to carry the number 95.
It is a die-cast model of the real vehicle. It has working suspension.
The London bus casting is one of the oldest continuously used Tomica numbers, first released in 1988.
The Regular line the main Tomica line. Around 120 numbers are active at any time, and Takara Tomy swaps the vehicle behind a number every few years. Most models have working suspension and opening parts.
Variants
| Variant | Notes |
|---|---|
| Regular edition | The standard production version sold in the normal red Tomica box. |
We only list a variant when we have a source for it. Colour variants and re-release details are added as they are verified.
Where to buy
| Region | Channels | What to expect |
|---|---|---|
| Japan | Cheapest and most complete selection. Standard models are 594 yen including tax. | |
| Taiwan | Shopee TWmomoPChome | Imported stock through local marketplaces. Prices vary a lot between sellers. |
| Hong Kong | HKTVmallShopee HK | Imported stock through local marketplaces. Prices vary a lot between sellers. |
| Singapore & SEA | ShopeeLazadaTokopedia | Imported stock through local marketplaces. Prices vary a lot between sellers. |
| Worldwide | Imports. Expect to pay two to four times the Japanese price, more for out-of-production cars. |
Sources
- Takara Tomy official product page
- Tomica Wiki (community database)
- Photo: regular-95.jpg by Takara Tomy (official product photo) — Official product image, used for identification via Takara Tomy official product page (takaratomy.co.jp)
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