Can anybody identify these missiles?

[Thepowerofdreams]

Hello,
I did already post this question in another forum, but without success.
Therefore I want to give it another try here:

I found this missiles in my storage of Corgi Toys spares and always thought they are made by Corgi toys.
Meanwhile I (believe) to own all Corgi toys that can shoot missiles - and I can say, they do not fit to any of them.

So - can anybody identify these missile?

100_1280.jpg (125.21 KiB) Viewed 2120 times

Best regards

Wolfgang

[GHOSTHUNTER]

Hello Wolfgang.

For clarity, I have resized your picture.

Ghosthunter.

[Thepowerofdreams]

Thanks, Ghosthunter!

[fixer]

look like the batmobile missiles to me or maybe the james bond lotus

[johnboy]

I don't recall seeing these before, they look like Corgi but the ones that spring to mind don't fit with what I remember (Hanomag/Batmobile/Bond Lotus or Toyota/Green Hornet, Star Fighter, etc).

(Are there any Juniors/Huskys or other perhaps other brands that used little red missiles?)

[cOO7rgi]

To me the missiles look "cheap" - made of inferior quality plastic. As a child I had a secret agent briefcase with a tiny pistol built into a cigarette pack. The missiles remind me of the ammunition that pistol used, except for the colour. I think the missiles belong to some Hong Kong toy but I don't know which - not necessarily a vehicle.

I am sure that the missiles are not from the well known brands Corgi/Dinky/Matchbox. Batmobile missiles and Corgi tank shells have no groove to hold them in position. And most of the other Corgi rockets have a narrow tail end. The only Husky/Junior shooting missiles was the UNCLE Piranha but they look similar to the Lotus rockets. Dinky rockets and tank shells are different too.

[Malibu]

The missiles remind me of the ammunition that pistol used, except for the colour.

That was my first thought too but it is too long ago to remember exactly.
Stephan