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1:64 is the scale that started everything. Hot Wheels made it famous in 1968. Mini GT made it serious in 2017. And right now, it’s probably the most exciting scale in the diecast world — because brands are packing more detail, more licensing, and more character into these palm-sized models than anyone thought possible twenty years ago.

At Cocoland Toys, our 1:64 collection goes deeper than a single brand. We stock Mini GT, Hot Wheels Mainline, Hot Wheels Premium, Bburago 1:64, INNO64, CCA, Tarmac Works, and a rotating selection of independent collector brands — Timemicro, Autobots, TIME TOP, Modern Art, and more. Over 191 models, constantly updated as new releases arrive. We deliver across India.

What Is 1:64 Scale?

1:64 scale means the model is 1/64th the size of the real car. A full-size car roughly 4 metres long becomes a model around 6–7cm in your hand. It’s small enough to hold between two fingers, light enough to put a hundred on a shelf, and — with the right brands — detailed enough to stop you in your tracks when you look closely.

Hot Wheels introduced 1:64 as the mass-market toy standard in 1968. Over 6 billion Hot Wheels have been produced since then — making it the most produced vehicle nameplate in history. But today’s 1:64 collector market goes far beyond Hot Wheels. Brands like Mini GT, INNO64, Tarmac Works, and Timemicro have redefined what’s possible at this scale: rubber tyres, opening hoods, fully painted interiors, licensed liveries, and production runs limited enough to make finding specific models genuinely exciting.

Brands in the Cocoland Toys 1:64 Collection

Mini GT

Launched in 2017 by TrueScale Miniatures (TSM), Mini GT is widely considered the benchmark 1:64 collector brand. Rubber tyres, metal/metal construction, painted interiors, flexible mirrors, LHD/RHD variants. Mini GT won the Lamley Awards 2025 Model of the Year. Models include JDM legends, supercars, licensed race cars, and the Kaido House collaboration series.

Hot Wheels Mainline & Premium

Mattel’s Hot Wheels — the original 1:64 brand since 1968 — covers two collector tiers. Mainline: high-volume, affordable, new castings every case, Treasure Hunts and Super Treasure Hunts hidden inside standard assortments. Premium: Car Culture, Japan Historics, Fast & Furious — rubber Real Riders tyres, metal chassis, themed 5-car sets.

Bburago 1:64

Bburago (Italian brand founded 1974, May Cheong Group since 2006) produces officially licensed Ferrari and F1 season replicas at 1:64, each in a clear acrylic display case. The 2025 Ferrari SF-25 in both Charles Leclerc and Lewis Hamilton liveries, the Ferrari 499P Le Mans, and the full F1 grid are available in this format. Ferrari-focused and display-ready.

Timemicro

Timemicro is a Hong Kong-based 1:64 brand producing detailed collector models of Japanese and European cars. Their range includes the Nissan Skyline GT-R R34, Nissan Fairlady 400Z, Nissan Skyline 2000 GT-R KPGC10, Mazda RX-7 (including an Initial D manga edition), Mazda MX-5, Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution IX, Mercedes-Benz SLS AMG, Mercedes-Benz G 550, BMW M4, Porsche 918 Spyder, and Volkswagen Beetle Martini. The Initial D Mazda RX-7 edition is one of the most distinctive models in the collection — a 1:64 diecast of a car most Indian fans know from the manga and anime.

TIME TOP, Autobots, Modern Art & Supcar

These are the independent collector brands that make the Cocoland 1:64 collection genuinely different from what other Indian stores carry. TIME TOP produces the Koenigsegg Agera ONE1 — one of the few 1:64 representations of Koenigsegg available in India. Autobots makes the Ferrari F40 in the Yasid Concept livery. Modern Art covers the Porsche 911 GT3 and Nissan 350Z in striking liveries. Supcar produces the Ferrari F40 GT Monte Shell Limited Edition, numbered to 999 pieces.

INNO64 & Tarmac Works

INNO64 specialises in JDM and performance cars at 1:64 with exceptional casting quality. Tarmac Works focuses on motorsport replicas — GT race cars, endurance racers, and time-attack builds. Both brands sit in the premium 1:64 tier alongside Mini GT.

Why 1:64 Is the Most Popular Collector Scale in India

Indian collectors have gravitated to 1:64 for three main reasons: display-ability, price flexibility, and variety. A hundred 1:64 models fit on a single shelf that couldn’t hold five 1:18 cars. The price range spans from ₹299 for a Hot Wheels mainline to ₹5,499 for a rare Koenigsegg — which means you can collect at whatever level makes sense without committing to one expensive piece at a time. And the variety — JDM, muscle, supercar, F1, race liveries, movie cars, anime editions — is unmatched at any other scale.

The Indian 1:64 collector community is active and growing. Instagram pages, YouTube channels, collector groups across Mumbai, Delhi, Bengaluru, Pune, and Chennai — it’s not a niche anymore. It’s a real hobby with a real community.

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→  Mini GT — Lamley Award 2025 Winner, Premium 1:64 Collector Models  —  The benchmark premium 1:64 brand. JDM, supercars, Kaido House and licensed race cars.

→  Hot Wheels Mainline — New Castings, Treasure Hunts & Super TH Cars  —  The original 1:64 brand since 1968. 250+ cars per year across 15 case assortments.

→  Hot Wheels Premium — Car Culture, Real Riders & Fast & Furious Sets  —  Collector-grade Hot Wheels with rubber tyres and metal chassis. Themed 5-car sets.

→  Bburago 1:64 — Ferrari & F1 Models with Acrylic Display Cases  —  Official Ferrari and F1 team replicas in 1:64 with acrylic cases. 2025 season F1 cars in stock.

→  INNO64 — Premium 1:64 JDM and Performance Models  —  Exceptional JDM casting quality. Natural companion to Timemicro for Japanese car collectors.

→  Tarmac Works — Motorsport & Road Car 1:64 Replicas  —  GT racing, endurance racers, and time-attack models in 1:64.

→  CCA Diecast Cars — Cool Chic Auto Licensed Supercar Models  —  Officially licensed Lamborghini, Pagani and McLaren at 1:64 and larger scales.

→  Majorette — European Die-Cast Cars  —  European diecast across scales. Wide range at accessible prices.

 

Step Up to Larger Scales

→  Bburago Scale Models — 1:18, 1:24 Display Diecast Cars  —  Ready for a desk or shelf statement piece? Bburago 1:18 has opening hoods, detailed engines, and rubber tyres.

→  All Scale Models (1:18 & larger)  —  Every large-format diecast brand at Cocoland Toys.

 

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Frequently asked questions

What is 1:64 scale in diecast cars?

1:64 scale means the model is 1/64th the size of the real vehicle. A car approximately 4 metres long in real life measures roughly 6–7cm as a 1:64 scale model. 1:64 is the most widely collected diecast scale in the world, made popular by Hot Wheels (launched 1968 by Mattel) and Matchbox (launched 1953 by Lesney). Today, premium 1:64 brands
including Mini GT, INNO64, and Tarmac Works produce models with rubber tyres, metal construction, and detailed interiors at this scale.
What is the best 1:64 diecast brand in India?

The answer depends on what you collect. Mini GT (launched 2017 by TrueScale Miniatures, Hong Kong) is widely considered the premium benchmark for collector-grade 1:64 — rubber tyres, metal construction, licensed models, limited production. Hot Wheels is the widest-ranging and most accessible brand. INNO64 leads for JDM-specific models. Bburago 1:64 leads for Ferrari and F1. Timemicro is the best choice for Japanese car culture including Initial D editions. Most serious collectors own multiple brands for different parts of their collection.
What is special about the Timemicro Initial D Mazda RX-7?

The Timemicro 1:64 Mazda RX-7 Initial D Comic Edition is a die-cast replica of the iconic Takumi Fujiwara FC3S RX-7 from the Initial D manga and anime series. The Initial D franchise, created by Shuichi Shigeno and published by Kodansha from 1995 to 2013, features the RX-7 as a key car in its story. The Timemicro edition captures the livery from the manga panels, making it an item for both diecast collectors and Initial D fans. It is a limited edition and has been consistently sought after by Indian collectors familiar with the series.
Where can I buy 1:64 diecast cars online in India?

You can buy a wide range of 1:64 scale diecast cars — Mini GT, Hot Wheels, Bburago, Timemicro, INNO64, CCA, and more — from Cocoland Toys with delivery across India. Cities covered include Mumbai, Delhi, Bengaluru, Ahmedabad, Pune, Chennai, and Hyderabad. All products are authentic branded stock.
What is the difference between 1:64 and 1:18 scale diecast cars?

1:64 scale models are palm-sized (6–7cm long), highly collectible in large numbers, and available across a very wide price range (₹299–5,500+). 1:18 scale models are display-grade pieces (25–27cm long) with more room for interior detail, opening features, and engine bays — but they require significantly more shelf space and carry a higher price per model (₹3,000–25,000+). Most collectors start with 1:64 and add 1:18 pieces for favourite or important models. The two scales serve different purposes in a collection.