In the early 2000s, Goldyet Dragon was thought to be based in China and was offering a 25 car set at Albertson's Grocery and Pharmacy stores. The packaging carried the name "Metal King", but once the castings were seperated from the packaging their only identifying information was 'Made in China' on the bases.
Around the mid 2000s, they were making castings previously found in the Siku lineup of quality design with painted details, a window piece, full interiors and decent wheels. A two car pack of NASCAR racers were also available at Dollar General stores as "Super Racing" that were identical to previous Golden Wheel castings.
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Sourced references -
Encyclopedia of Small-Scale Diecast Motor Vehicle Manufacturers - Sahakangas, Foster & Weber (2006)
https://www.hobbydb.com/catalog_items/search?utf8=âś“&keyword_query=Goldyet
Around the mid 2000s, they were making castings previously found in the Siku lineup of quality design with painted details, a window piece, full interiors and decent wheels. A two car pack of NASCAR racers were also available at Dollar General stores as "Super Racing" that were identical to previous Golden Wheel castings.
See unkown also
Sourced references -
Encyclopedia of Small-Scale Diecast Motor Vehicle Manufacturers - Sahakangas, Foster & Weber (2006)
https://www.hobbydb.com/catalog_items/search?utf8=âś“&keyword_query=Goldyet
