The Corgi Collector Club is a must for die cast model enthusiasts world wide. Whether your interest is cars, buses or trucks, the Collector Club is guaranteed to keep you up to date with all the latest news and releases.
Your Corgi Collector Club Membership brings you
- Annual Limited Edition Corgi Collector Club model, exclusive to Club members. The specially commissioned model is a 1:76 scale Volvo FH Curtainside truck in the authentic livery of Luxton & Coombes, Devon.
- 12 Months Membership
- 6 issues of the full-colour A4 Club magazine Corgi Collector - for a year from the month your subscription is processed, with an automatic reminder when you need to renew - click here for a preview
- Club Membership Card giving discount on your Corgi purchases from selected Corgi authorised stockists and via the Corgi sales website at www.corgi.co.uk.
- Corgi Collectables catalogue - sent automatically when published.
- Truck Listing - a line listing of all Corgi trucks made to date, with model number, description and year of issue.
- Original Omnibus Company Fleet List keeping you up to date with models produced by Corgi, past and present.
As part of your membership you will also receive...
- Free gifts when you introduce new members.
- Invitations to selected Corgi promotional events in your area.
- The opportunity to buy Club merchandise through the Club (binders, gifts).
- The opportunity to purchase our specially commissioned models to mark 25 years of the Corgi Collector Club - a 1:50 scale 25th Anniversary Volvo Rigid Truck or 1:76 scale 25th Anniversary Bristol Lodekka Bus. Both are limited to 250 pieces, individually numbered and highly collectable.
- The opportunity to purchase a Limited Edition authentic 1:76 scale bus, exclusive to Corgi Collector Club members. For 2009, the Club has commissioned the newly tooled Crossley DD42 double deck bus in the livery of Leeds Corporation double deck bus, a limited edition of 1000 pieces with split destinations.
Please note: Club package may vary from what is shown above.
