If you know other interesting links, please let us know!

In Peak Village, Rowsley, Derbyshire (U. K.)

you can find Steve's Museum and Toyshop.

He gives regular Vintage Toy Demonstrations and

has many rare and unique exhibits to interest the whole family!

To visit the web site: click here

Tri-ang society

This is a general web site of the Tri-ang society .Scroll with your mouse to the bottom of this site and choose Triang road vehicles.You can see the impressive collection of Tom Caren,

who has one the largest Tri-ang toy collections in the world.

Tom has been very helpful to built this web site.

http://home.wanadoo.nl/vandera/

Although is has nothing to do with the large road

vehicles, if you want all kinds of parts and decals

for your Tri-ang SPOT ON models.

This site of fellow Dutchman Loek van der A is worth it!

www.brightontoymuseum.co.uk/

Find out about one of the finest Toy Museums in the World.

www.vam.ac.uk/moc/index.html

The web site of the Museum of Childhood

Cambridge Heath Road London E2 9PA

http://euronet.nl/users/ramses/

Dutchman Wiebe Buising is a Spot-On collector with one of the largest collections in the world.

His web site is very interesting even if you don't collect Spot-On models

http://www.torck-trapauto.com/

Deinze is a little village in Belgium which had several

toy makers.

This web site of Katrien and Peter gives information

about especially Belgium Pedal Cars made by Torck

http://www.taffy-diecast.com

A site for obsolete and restored die cast, and television related 
annuals.

Tri-ang railways

Dave Coxon built a web site with all about his passion: Tri-ang Railways.

The-toy.net

CONTAINING LINKS TO GENERAL TOY COLLECTORS SITES WITH LINKS, PICTURES, AND OTHER USEFUL INFORMATION ABOUT THEIR HOBBY.

Buddy L

Although it has nothing to do with Tri-ang, Buddy L is an USA equivalent which made great large toys.