Back in the sixties super cars were voluptuous beaten aluminum shells, with supermodel curves, organic shapes that looked like they had been sculpted out of marble. But, in Italy there was a new generation of designers working all hours on radical new ideas that seemed to be straight out of the future. So started the era of unworldly 70’s concept cars which were basically wedges on wheels, all angles and edges with skins stretched between them. Roof heights were dropped to windowsill level, you practically sat on the floor, windscreens and bonnets shared the same flat plane. Always with a V12 beast that felt like it was screaming right behind your head. A lot of these concepts to most people are forgotten, but one became the poster on every boy's wall in the 80’s. It is hard to understate the influence these cars have had on popular culture, not just in automotive exteriors, but Sci-Fi movies, fighter jets, speed boats and many more recognisable forms in our lives. UFO is our celebration of dreaming big, and radical change. Playforever is born from the fascination of its creator Julian Meagher for the beauty and magic of classic vehicles. As a child he loved to sneak and snoop around in other people's garages, to observe those cars with elegant shapes and bright insignias. With a super careful design and an impeccable finish, they manufacture toys with high quality and resistant materials, designed to last a lifetime, which would like big and minis alike, and even future generations, since their models are inspired by classics of automotive design such as the race cars of the 20s, or the sports cars of the 60s. We love Playforever cars because they are sturdy, kid-friendly AND have super cool designs for grown-up collectors! Details: Materials: ABS Plastic, Rubber Age recommendation: All Playforever cars are 3 plus. This means this product is safety tested and recommended for children that are aged 3 years and above. Test certificates: CPSIA for the USA and EN71 for Europe. All extensive testing carried out by TUV Hong Kong.
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