Corgi 1/36 Diamond Jubilee Classic Mini (CC82296)

Corgi 1/64 Diamond Jubilee Routemaster Bus (CC82321)

Corgi OO Diamond Jubilee 3 Piece Limited Edition Set (DJ1003)

In 2012, Her Majesty The Queen is celebrating her Diamond Jubilee after sixty years as Britain?s Ruling Monarch. To mark this remarkable event in our history Corgi are producing a range of top quality die-cast collectables and souvenirs.

Corgi London 2012 Team GB Olympic Souvenir BMW Mini (TY62401)

Corgi London 2012 Team GB Olympic Souvenir Routemaster Bus (TY62402)

Corgi London 2012 Team GB Olympic Souvenir Mini (TY62403)

Corgi London 2012 Team GB Olympic Souvenir Black Taxi (TY62404)

Corgi London 2012 Team GB Olympic Souvenir Modern Bus (TY62409)

Corgi 1/64 Destination London 2012 Taxi Track Cycling (TY66104)

Track Cycling has been a part of the Olympic programme since the first modern games in Athens in 1896 and was first held indoors at the 1976 Montreal Olympics.

Races take place on an indoor velodrome, a 250m wooden oval, with straights banked at 12 degrees and the corners banked at a steep 42 degree angle.

Corgi 1/64 Destination London 2012 Taxi Judo (TY66106)

Judo made its first Olympic Games appearance at the 1964 Tokyo Olympics, in its home country of Japan.

Corgi 1/64 Destination London 2012 Taxi Tennis (TY66112)

Tennis gets its name from the French word Tenez , which means Here you go . Players used to shout this phrase before they served the ball. At Athens 1896, the first Olympic Tennis tournament was won by Irish student John Boland.  He went to the Games just to watch, but returned an Olympic champion.

Corgi 1/64 Destination London 2012 Taxi Football (TY66113)

Mens Football was a demonstration event at the first modern Olympic Games in Athens 1896. It became a full medal sport from London 1908. At the Barcelona 1992 games, professional players were allowed to take part in the for the first time.

Great Britain won the first Olympic Football gold medal at the London 1908 Olympic Games.

Corgi 1/64 Destination London 2012 Taxi Rowing (TY66115)

In contrast to the cheers and applause that ring out around most Paralympic Games venues, the Goalball arena is a place of silence whilst the ball is in play. Fans must keep quiet to enable the players, who all have visual impairments, to hear the ball.

The sport was developed as a rehabilitation activity for injured soldiers returning from WWII.

Corgi 1/64 Destination London 2012 Taxi Dressage (TY66116)

In contrast to the cheers and applause that ring out around most Paralympic Games venues, the Goalball arena is a place of silence whilst the ball is in play. Fans must keep quiet to enable the players, who all have visual impairments, to hear the ball.

The sport was developed as a rehabilitation activity for injured soldiers returning from WWII.

Corgi 1/64 Destination London 2012 Taxi Table Tennis (TY66117)

In contrast to the cheers and applause that ring out around most Paralympic Games venues, the Goalball arena is a place of silence whilst the ball is in play. Fans must keep quiet to enable the players, who all have visual impairments, to hear the ball.

The sport was developed as a rehabilitation activity for injured soldiers returning from WWII.

Corgi 1/64 Destination London 2012 Taxi Road Weightlifting (TY66118)

In contrast to the cheers and applause that ring out around most Paralympic Games venues, the Goalball arena is a place of silence whilst the ball is in play. Fans must keep quiet to enable the players, who all have visual impairments, to hear the ball.

The sport was developed as a rehabilitation activity for injured soldiers returning from WWII.

Corgi 1/64 Destination London 2012 Taxi Modern Pentathlon (TY66119)

In contrast to the cheers and applause that ring out around most Paralympic Games venues, the Goalball arena is a place of silence whilst the ball is in play. Fans must keep quiet to enable the players, who all have visual impairments, to hear the ball.

The sport was developed as a rehabilitation activity for injured soldiers returning from WWII.

Corgi 1/64 Destination London 2012 Taxi Hockey (TY66120)

In contrast to the cheers and applause that ring out around most Paralympic Games venues, the Goalball arena is a place of silence whilst the ball is in play. Fans must keep quiet to enable the players, who all have visual impairments, to hear the ball.

The sport was developed as a rehabilitation activity for injured soldiers returning from WWII.

Corgi 1/64 Destination London 2012 Taxi Wrestling (TY66121)

In contrast to the cheers and applause that ring out around most Paralympic Games venues, the Goalball arena is a place of silence whilst the ball is in play. Fans must keep quiet to enable the players, who all have visual impairments, to hear the ball.

The sport was developed as a rehabilitation activity for injured soldiers returning from WWII.

Corgi 1/64 Destination London 2012 Taxi Swimming (TY66122)

In contrast to the cheers and applause that ring out around most Paralympic Games venues, the Goalball arena is a place of silence whilst the ball is in play. Fans must keep quiet to enable the players, who all have visual impairments, to hear the ball.

The sport was developed as a rehabilitation activity for injured soldiers returning from WWII.

Corgi 1/64 Destination London 2012 Taxi Beach Volley No. 21 (TY66123)

The sport was developed as a rehabilitation activity for injured soldiers returning from WWII.

Corgi 1/64 Destination London 2012 Bmx Cycling No.26 (TY66128)

In contrast to the cheers and applause that ring out around most Paralympic Games venues, the Goalball arena is a place of silence whilst the ball is in play. Fans must keep quiet to enable the players, who all have visual impairments, to hear the ball.

The sport was developed as a rehabilitation activity for injured soldiers returning from WWII.

Corgi 1/64 Destination London 2012 Synchrisised Swimming No.31 (TY66133)

The sport was developed as a rehabilitation activity for injured soldiers returning from WWII.

Corgi 1/64 Destination London 2012 Powerlifting No.32 (TY66134)

The sport was developed as a rehabilitation activity for injured soldiers returning from WWII.

Corgi 1/36 London 2012 Great British Classic Mini (TY82280)

Corgi London 2012 Great British Classic Routemaster (TY82319)

A model of one of the Londons' best known icons, the Routemaster double-decker bus.

Specially liveried for the London 2012 Olympic games this bus carries an outline union flag on its roof with London 2012 advertising on the top deck and outline images London landmarks on the lower deck sides.

Length 120mm

London 2012 official licensed product.

Corgi London 2012 Great British Classic Concorde (TY84005)

Corgi London 2012 Great British Classic Taxi (TY85907)

The revolutionary TX1 modelled here was designed, developed and built in 1997. It's iconic predecessor, the Austin FX3 was produced between 1948 (the year of the last Olympics to be hosted in London) and 1959. The famous black cab is universally recognised as a symbol of London. The name taxi derives from the taximeter, the instrument which measures the distance travelled or the time taken, thus allowing an accurate fare to be determined. This device was invented in 1891 by Wilhelm Bruhn.

Hornby Olympic Stadium (R7113)

Corgi 1/64 Destination London 2012 Taxi Rhythmic Gymnastics (TY66103)

Rhythmic Gymnastics was introduced at the Los Angeles Olympics in 1984, it is for women only, and is a combination of gymnastics and dance. The word gymnastic comes from the Greek for naked early gymnasts used to perform without any clothes.

Corgi 1/64 Destination London 2012 Taxi Wheelchair Basketball (TY66105)

Wheelchair Basketball was introduced to the Paralympic competition programme in the 1960 Rome Olympics, and has remained on the programme ever since.

Top Wheelchair Basketball players use specially designed titanium chairs that cost more than 3,500 pounds and can last for as little as six months during periods of high level competition.

Corgi 1/64 Destination London 2012 Taxi Badminton (TY66107)

A shuttlecock can travel at speeds of 200 miles per hour.  Badminton first appeared at the Games as a demonstration sport in the 1972 Munich Olympics.  It became a full medal sport 20 years later, at the Barcelona 1992 Olympics.

Corgi 1/64 Destination London 2012 Taxi Shooting (TY66108)

Shooting had more atheletes than any other sport at the Athens 1896 Olympic Games.  Women first took part in Shooting at the 1968 Mexico City Olympics. They used to compete alongside men, but separate events have been held since 1996.

Corgi 1/64 Destination London 2012 Taxi Artistic Gymnastics (TY66109)

Shun Fujimoto competed with a broken leg to help Japan win Team gold at the 1976 Montreal Olympics. The oldest Gymnastics medalist in Games history was Edith Seymour, a member of the UK's bronze medal winning team at the Amsterdam 1928 Games.

Corgi 1/64 Destination London 2012 Taxi Boxing (TY66110)

Women's Boxing made a brief appearance, as a demonstration sport, at the 1904 Olympics. Following an historic decision of the IOC Executive Board on 13th August 2009, Women's Boxing will be included in the 2012 Olympic Games. An Olympic Boxing glove weighs 284 grams (10 ounces).

Corgi 1/64 Destination London 2012 Taxi Goalball (TY66114)

In contrast to the cheers and applause that ring out around most Paralympic Games venues, the Goalball arena is a place of silence whilst the ball is in play. Fans must keep quiet to enable the players, who all have visual impairments, to hear the ball.

The sport was developed as a rehabilitation activity for injured soldiers returning from WWII.

Corgi 1/64 Destination London 2012 Taxi Fencing No.22 (TY66124)

In contrast to the cheers and applause that ring out around most Paralympic Games venues, the Goalball arena is a place of silence whilst the ball is in play. Fans must keep quiet to enable the players, who all have visual impairments, to hear the ball.

The sport was developed as a rehabilitation activity for injured soldiers returning from WWII.

Corgi 1/64 Destination London 2012 Canoe Sprint No.23 (TY66125)

In contrast to the cheers and applause that ring out around most Paralympic Games venues, the Goalball arena is a place of silence whilst the ball is in play. Fans must keep quiet to enable the players, who all have visual impairments, to hear the ball.

The sport was developed as a rehabilitation activity for injured soldiers returning from WWII.

Corgi 1/64 Destination London 2012 Cycling No.24 (TY66126)

In contrast to the cheers and applause that ring out around most Paralympic Games venues, the Goalball arena is a place of silence whilst the ball is in play. Fans must keep quiet to enable the players, who all have visual impairments, to hear the ball.

The sport was developed as a rehabilitation activity for injured soldiers returning from WWII.

Corgi 1/64 Destination London 2012 Diving No.25 (TY66127)

In contrast to the cheers and applause that ring out around most Paralympic Games venues, the Goalball arena is a place of silence whilst the ball is in play. Fans must keep quiet to enable the players, who all have visual impairments, to hear the ball.

The sport was developed as a rehabilitation activity for injured soldiers returning from WWII.

Corgi 1/64 Destination London 2012 Handball No.27 (TY66129)

Handball

In contrast to the cheers and applause that ring out around most Paralympic Games venues, the Goalball arena is a place of silence whilst the ball is in play. Fans must keep quiet to enable the players, who all have visual impairments, to hear the ball.

The sport was developed as a rehabilitation activity for injured soldiers returning from WWII.

Corgi 1/64 Destination London 2012 Wheelchair Rugby No.28 (TY66130)

The sport was developed as a rehabilitation activity for injured soldiers returning from WWII.

Corgi 1/64 Destination London 2012 Sailing No.29 (TY66131)

The sport was developed as a rehabilitation activity for injured soldiers returning from WWII.

Corgi 1/64 Destination London 2012 Taekwonda No.30 (TY66132)

The sport was developed as a rehabilitation activity for injured soldiers returning from WWII.

Corgi London 2012 Underground Carriage (TY88901)

Corgi 1/76 London 2012 Site Tour Bus Optare Solo Single Deck (OM44117)

Every model in The Original Omnibus Company is recreated in 1:76 scale and includes a numbered, limited edition certificate. The range includes both modern and classic buses and coaches from some of the best known British manufactures and operators.