Altaya models catalog ⇢ 1139 models

Altaya scale models in the Modelki catalog: 1,139 models, mainly passenger cars, tanks and armored vehicles and buses. All of them are ready-made collectible models.

Altaya is a Spanish publisher of collector partwork series. At 1:43 scale, a typical passenger car model is about 9–12 cm long.

The most common scales are 1/43, 1/72 and 1/24. Materials: metal and metal/plastic. The range includes models of Opel, FIAT, Mercedes-Benz, Renault and Ford.

About Altaya

Altaya is a Spanish publisher of collector partwork series, where a new model is released with each magazine issue. Altaya series cover classic cars of different countries, police and emergency vehicles, buses, trucks, tanks and aircraft. The models themselves are usually manufactured by established diecast producers, and many of them depict vehicles that are hard to find in regular catalogs.

Scales

The main scales for Altaya in our catalog are 1:43, 1:72 and 1:24. At 1:43, the classic collector scale, a passenger car model is about 9–12 cm long and a tractor unit with a semi-trailer about 35–40 cm. At 1:72, a WWII fighter has a wingspan of about 15–16 cm and a tank is about 10 cm long. At 1:24, a passenger car model is about 16–20 cm long; this is also the main scale for car kits. To estimate the size of any model, divide the length of the real vehicle by the scale.

Frequently asked questions

How many Altaya models are in the catalog?

The catalog currently lists 1,139 models, all of them ready-made collectible models that come fully assembled and painted.

Which makes are most represented?

The largest groups are models of Opel (103), FIAT (95), Mercedes-Benz (66) and Renault (47).

How do I find a specific model?

Use the filters by scale, category and make, or search by model name. Each product page lists the scale, manufacturer, material and catalog number.

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