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| This picture was sent in by Brian Woodard from Canada, It shows a rather peculiar and unusual casting error to the edge of the cab roof. How or why this odd bulge was cast into the roof is a mystery to me, Thanks for sharing Brian. |  |
| This picture shows what happens when a casting is placed in the tampo printing machine the wrong way around. The Tampo gets printed back to front, This picture was sent in by ex Matchbox ambassador David Tilley, Thanks David. |  |
| This casting error looks like someone has taken a bite out of the roof, I guess the dies never filled with the correct amount of metal leaving us with this sorry looking piece, How it ever got through quality control I don't know, Photograph borrowed from a well known online auction site!. |  |
| This picture shows a very unusual decal error, The lower side decal has been applied not only upside down but reversed as well, I don't remember ever seeing one like this, Weird!!. It was sent in by Forum member Christian Falkensteiner, Thanks Christian. |  |
| This shows what happens when the axle riveting machine is operated before the casting is placed into it correctly, The result?. A very neat axle pierced rear wheel. I don't think it would set any lap records that's for sure. Picture by Bob DeMarko, Thanks for sharing Bob. |  |
| Here we have a rare box error with an extra 'O' printed just below the word 'Moko'. Very unusual and very odd. Thanks to Duke for sharing this one with us. |  |
| This picture shows a fairly common error, That is a plastics molding error where the steering wheel has not fully formed. One of several to be included in this update. It was sent in by Fintail from the Forum, Thanks for sharing Fintail. |  |
| Another very strange casting error. This Ford wrecker has an extra bit cast on the top edge of the bodywork directly above the rear axles. Cool!. This one was sent in by Forum member Johnboy. Thanks John. |  |
| Here we have a wheel error where the two rear wheels are hollow and the two front are solid, Mixed wheels are not that hard to find because quite often they would have been fitted at different stages of assembly but on this superfast caravan they would have been fitted at the same time, Photo by Forum member wtsgmi1979. Thanks for sharing. |  |
