Tomica Volkswagen Golf GLE (F15)
Vintage Die-cast Toys

Tomica Volkswagen Golf GLE (F15)

This is a vintage 1/56 scale die-cast miniature of a Volkswagen Golf GLE, part of the Tomica Foreign Series. The vehicle is finished in a metallic blue paint with a distinct sunroof cast into the roofline. It features an cream or off-white molded plastic interior and clear plastic glazing. The model is constructed with a die-cast metal body and likely a metal chassis, showcasing the high-quality craftsmanship typical of 1970s and 80s Japanese manufacturing by Takara Tomy. The wheels are the classic 4-spoke Tomica design with suspension functional. Notable features include opening side doors, which was a hallmark of the Tomica line. Regarding condition, the item shows moderate play wear, including significant paint chipping and edge wear along the hood, roof, and swage lines. There is visible surface oxidation or light pitting on the metallic finish. The plastic windows show light scuffing but remain intact. This specific model (F15) was originally released in the late 1970s, representing the Mk1 Golf generation, and is a sought-after piece for collectors of Japanese die-cast toys.

Estimated Value

$15 - $25

Basic Information

Category

Vintage Die-cast Toys

Appraised On

January 11, 2026

Estimated Value

$15 - $25

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Tomica

Item Description

This is a vintage 1/56 scale die-cast miniature of a Volkswagen Golf GLE, part of the Tomica Foreign Series. The vehicle is finished in a metallic blue paint with a distinct sunroof cast into the roofline. It features an cream or off-white molded plastic interior and clear plastic glazing. The model is constructed with a die-cast metal body and likely a metal chassis, showcasing the high-quality craftsmanship typical of 1970s and 80s Japanese manufacturing by Takara Tomy. The wheels are the classic 4-spoke Tomica design with suspension functional. Notable features include opening side doors, which was a hallmark of the Tomica line. Regarding condition, the item shows moderate play wear, including significant paint chipping and edge wear along the hood, roof, and swage lines. There is visible surface oxidation or light pitting on the metallic finish. The plastic windows show light scuffing but remain intact. This specific model (F15) was originally released in the late 1970s, representing the Mk1 Golf generation, and is a sought-after piece for collectors of Japanese die-cast toys.

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