Jada Toys Back to The Future Diecast Car Models 3-Pack - Compatible with Nano Hollywood Rides (JADA31583) - Perfect for Movie Fans & Collectors - Great for Display, Gifts, and Play Scenes

Anyone who was alive when the Back to the Future movies hit the cinema screens, would know what Micromachines are. Sure these aren't the same brand, but they are the same size. If you're too young to remember Micromachines, these are a lot smaller than your mass produced Matchbox, Hot Wheels or other 1/64 scale cars. These don't have a scale on the packaging, but it you put one next to a standard Matchbox length wise vehicle it will fit between the front and back wheels with a bit of room to spare. The wheels on these cars do move too by the way. The Deloreans are just over 4cm long. Yep that's it just 4cm long. They are also only around 1cm tall. That was the whole novelty of Micromachines back in the 80's. The cars were so small. Sure the novelty wore off. They weren't around for long, but at least now we've got Nano (part of Jada) bringing them back to release the endorphins of nostalgia in our brains.So you get the Delorean Time Machine from all three movies. The one in the middle has the wheels tucked up as if the machine is flying. The third one down has the modifications on the bonnet but disappointingly not train wheels. There is no difference on the rear of any of the three cars, they haven't added to thing on the back for fueling it by rubbish for the second film.I do like the packaging with these, you can clearly see all three vehicles. Holding the blister card at different angles, you can also see underneath. The artwork on the packaging has the rear of the Delorean with the Outatime number plate. That number plate is not on the cars themselves, which is disappointing. On the back of the blister you can see an illustration of the Delorean flying. Granted most of the back of the blistercard is taken up with a warning not suitable for children under 36 months and the words Made in China in six different languages. The cardboard used for the blister pack is thicker and heavier than your usual 1/64 scale car. Meaning if you've got some shelving or something to hang it off, less likely to bend or destroy the hook gap thing at the top.You can also get the original 80's cartoon as well as live action movie versions of Transformers vehicles as Nano Hollywood Rides. Along with other franchises like Fast and the Furious, Jurassic Park, G.I.Joe, and Batman.I bought this for my husband for a Christmas gift and he loved it. It came very well packaged and in great condition (which means a lot since he will not be opening it). I would definitely recommend this seller for future purchases