Hatsuyume Tomica 2003
Hatsuyume Tomica
The recorded release date is December 26, 2002.
Release records
- · Confirmed release date 2002-12-26
Model gallery
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Related models
Model notes · English source
Introduction
Hatsuyume Tomica 2003 (はつゆめトミカ2003) is a set released within the Hatsuyume Tomica toyline. It is primarily released in Japan.
Overview
The Hatsuyume Tomica set was released December 26, 2002. It was released in commemoration of the 2003 New Year.
Description
The set included six different models to collect, all of which were the Daihatsu Copen in different colors. They were themed around the year of the sheep, with an image of a sheep appearing in the back window. Colors available were red, light yellow, light blue, orange, green, and navy.
Each was sold separately, the box indicating which color was included.
Trivia
• The base used for all vehicles is the No. 15 Daihatsu Copen.
Original wiki source
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'''Hatsuyume Tomica 2003''' (はつゆめトミカ2003) is a set released within the [[Hatsuyume Tomica (toyline)|Hatsuyume Tomica]] toyline. It is primarily released in Japan.
==Overview==
The Hatsuyume Tomica set was released December 26, 2002. It was released in commemoration of the 2003 New Year.
==Description==
The set included six different models to collect, all of which were the Daihatsu Copen in different colors. They were themed around the year of the sheep, with an image of a sheep appearing in the back window. Colors available were red, light yellow, light blue, orange, green, and navy.
Each was sold separately, the box indicating which color was included.
==Trivia==
* The base used for all vehicles is the [[No. 15 Daihatsu Copen]].
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===External Links===
[[Category:Hatsuyume Tomica]]
[[Category:2002 Tomica]]
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