Micro but Many: an unofficial Micro Machines collection FREE SHIPPING*

(* free shipping only for shipping to addresses in Germany) Introduced by John Moschitta Jr., the eloquent Micro Machines man from the TV commercials, Micro but Many: an unofficial Micro Machines collection features over 1,000 beautifully photographed Micro Machines - the essential miniature cars of our misspent youth. This book is a rare collection of the most popular Micro Machines from the 1980s and 1990s and beyond - including some that have never been seen before! Compiled into six sections by collectors and the original designers of the Micro Machines, Micro but Many is a nostalgic visual showroom. Take a spin in a race car, a plane, a tank, a truck, a motorcycle, a boat, or even the Lunar Rover - all are included, with detailed photos and statistics. The book also gives a glimpse into the creation of these little wonders, showing prototypes and unreleased vehicles, and offering insights and anecdotes from the original Micro Machines designers. Whether it's a unique European car like the Aston Martin DB5, a fantastic American car like the Ford '64 Mustang, or even a cool classic like the Bugatti '27 Type 41 Royale, you're sure to find your favorite in this book. Or maybe you're more of an airplane buff, a military genius, or a train watcher - whatever your tastes, you'll find it here. Micro but Many features an animated lenticular cover featuring "Ultra Movers", holographic pages with foil pad, and four colorful ribbon bookmarks. Micro but Many: an unofficial Micro Machines collection will appeal to kids of the 80s and 90s, car lovers, and Micro Machines fans alike. specifications of the book English. 400 pages. 148mm × 210mm. High quality edge-to-edge lithographic printing. Hardback book. Thread-stitched binding for lasting quality and the ability to lay the book flat for ideal viewing of the double-sided images. Four coloured ribbon bookmarks. Holographic foil details inside. Lenticular "animated" cover panel. Holographic foil sticker on the front cover. Shrink wrapped. Photographed Micro Machines not included!