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Schabak is a die-cast toy producer from Germany. Schabak is well known for its line of car models and commercial airliner models.


Schabak produces cars in all scales, and has carved a name for itself in the die-cast car market, although outside Germany, competitors Matchbox, Hot Wheels, Maisto, and Corgi seem to hold a small lead in the market over Schabak.


With the die-cast commercial airliners line, most of which are produced in the 1:600 scale, Schabak seems to hold a lead over competitors such as Herpa Wings, Dragon Wings, etc. Schabak has well over 200 airlines as customers, and even produces some models in the colours of bankrupt airlines. Schabak has become a competitive name in the world of model airplanes.


Schabak was, for a long period during the 1990s, the only company known to have a contract to produce models of Iraqi Airways, having produced a Boeing 747 of that airline in the 1:250 scale.


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Schabak - Definition, explanation (185 words)
Schabak is a die-cast toy producer from Germany.
Schabak produces cars in all scales, and has carved a name for itself in the die-cast car market, although outside Germany, competitors Matchbox, Hot Wheels, Maisto, and Corgi seem to hold a small lead in the market over Schabak.
Schabak was, for a long period during the 1990s, the only company known to have a contract to produce models of Iraqi Airways, having produced a Boeing 747 of that airline in the 1:250 scale.
Schabak (913 words)
Today, SCHABAK is one of the world’s leading suppliers to the Duty Free Industry.
SCHABAK fans from the old days are familiar with the 1:250 scale, as there was a plane made from an old Schuco tooling: plastic/tin-top version of the B-747-200.
Previously known as a scale for the typical snap-together models, SCHABAK is currently producing 1:250 scale models in METAL.
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