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Hmmm. I think the LeGran could be both because it can be made into a great track car.

 

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I like the sport, but unmodified they are terrible.
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I just love the way my tuned one drives.

 

I would rather see the cars as something like an M2 machines diecast or some other more detailed diecast instead of a Matchbox or a Hot Wheels. They just can't do these cars justice.

I would love to have the Burnside Special up on my shelf with a few of my other M2 Machines

 

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I can imagine the barstow being an original redline car with spectraflame paint.

 

I liked Matchbox a lot more a few years ago, when the cars were actually good quality like this: (opening doors), and unlike this: , and before they started making silly made-up cars like this:

 

I think they both are really cool toy car makers, but I do sorta prefer Matchbox because of how realistic they were. By that I mean they had everyday, normal cars in there, while hot wheels had insane modded cars.

 

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The list in the OP is great, and I wouldn't be one to contest it. I would love hot wheels/matchbox versions of the Beam cars. Although 1:24 revell/tamiya/whatever models would be even cooler.

 

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Maybe 1:16 or 1:12 versions for the sportier ones like the SBR4 and the Boldie.

 

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A pigeon model would be awsome

 

A Pigeon model should be 1:6.

 

Or the Pigeon could be full size as it would be the easiest to fabricate.

 

I'm that weird kid who liked Matchbox more than Hot Wheels.

 

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