Fire Engine Type Collection Vol. 1: Toyota Himedic (Firefighting Command Car)
AEON JUSCO
The recorded release month is May 2009. The calendar lists it on the third Saturday of that month (May 16, 2009). The model is in 1/64 scale.
Release records
- · Source gives the month only. Calendar placement: 2009-05-16
Model gallery
Source article images and captions (2)
- Toyotahimedicfirefightingaeon.jpg
- Toyotahimedicfirefightingaeonbox.jpg
Related models
Model notes · English source
Introduction
Fire Engine Type Collection Vol. 1: Toyota Himedic (Firefighting Command Car) (消防車タイプコレクション 第1弾 トヨタ ハイメッディク(消防指令車)) is a toy released within the AEON JUSCO toyline. It is primarily released in Japan.
Overview
The Toyota Himedic (Firefighting Command Car) was released May, 2009, exclusively at AEON retailers, as part of the Fire Engine Type Collection, a special line of all fire engines.
Description
The toy includes the main figure of the Toyota Himedic (Firefighting Command Car).
Trivia
• Its base is the No. 79 Toyota Himedic.
Original wiki source
[[File:Toyotahimedicfirefightingaeonbox.jpg|thumb|300px]]
'''Fire Engine Type Collection Vol. 1: Toyota Himedic (Firefighting Command Car)''' (消防車タイプコレクション 第1弾 トヨタ ハイメッディク(消防指令車)) is a toy released within the [[AEON JUSCO (toyline)|AEON JUSCO]] toyline. It is primarily released in Japan.
==Overview==
The Toyota Himedic (Firefighting Command Car) was released May, 2009, exclusively at AEON retailers, as part of the Fire Engine Type Collection, a special line of all fire engines.
==Description==
The toy includes the main figure of the Toyota Himedic (Firefighting Command Car).
==Trivia==
*Its base is the [[No. 79 Toyota Himedic]].
==Gallery==
<gallery>
Toyotahimedicfirefightingaeon.jpg
</gallery>
==Videos==
==Links==
===References===
[[Category:AEON JUSCO]]
[[Category:Toyota]]
[[Category:Fire Vehicles]]
[[Category:Fire Engine Type Collection]]
[[Category:2009 Tomica]]
[[Category:Scale 1/64]]Text and captions adapted from Tomica Wiki with formatting changes. Fire Engine Type Collection Vol. 1: Toyota Himedic (Firefighting Command Car) · Contributors and history · CC BY-SA 3.0
