Rollin Chase Collectibles.

[Mark B]

These beautiful little models are now starting hit retail this week in the flesh.

[Sirentoys]

I got notice the seller I got mine from has the LAPD and the other 2 should be to him by next week. Then the wait.

They look pretty good. I do wish they had a version with no front door trim. I also need to see how they fare to the GOC models.

[Sirentoys]

I got my first Rollin 1/64 Crown Vic. This is the chase version done in the NYPD Auxiliary markings. I was a little worried when the box was marked LAPD and sealed. But it was the right one.

This, like the GOC model, is a great casting. Details like larger scale models. Many thought this might be a repackaged GOC, but it is a different casting. It looks amazing. Pretty much perfect. As you can see this has the later door trim. I do wish either brand offered a version without the front trim.

Shown here with the Spec Cast version that is about 20 years old, the GOC, and Greenlight to show progression. It is a bit odd that 2 different companies would offer this model so long after the real car debut.

[Sirentoys]

Here is a comparison to the GOC model.

[Sirentoys]

Also coming is series 2. This set includes blank white, CHP, GA SP in their silver and FDNY chase.

[Mark B]

Series 2 looks very cool. Thanks for the photos of the Aux NYPD. Shows that these Rollin Chase cars are bloody good.

[Mark B]

Received my LAPD Rollin Chase Crown Vic today. Whilst these are expensive they are on another planet when it comes to detail and overall quality. These are brilliant little models. Here’s hoping we see plenty more releases after series 2.

[Sirentoys]

I got my set. IN the process of editing photos now. I agree great models.