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DieCast Models Wholesale is family-owned and operated, we’ve had the experience of selling die-cast models online for more than 18 years. They’re one of the top leaders in the industry and direct distributor of die-cast models in the USA, with over 10,000 different items in stock.
DMW is a family-owned and operated, we’ve had the experience of selling die-cast models online for more than 18 years. We are proud to announce becoming the 2017 Diecast Dealer Of The Year. Our award can be seen at the bottom of this page. We are one of the top leaders in the industry and direct distributor of die-cast models in the USA, with over 10.000 different items in stock… a selection other websites can hardly match. Our long-time, close relationships with manufacturers let us provide the lowest pricing possible. We understand the importance of receiving brand new original boxes and defects-free models and that is why we care about every ding, dent, and scratch. Each model has a fragile window box, covered with carton protection and wrapped in bubble wrap to protect it from damages in transit. Each model is visually inspected in cases where the model can be seen through the clear window box. We have many returning, satisfied customers from all over the world.
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Puzzle Master is a Canadian distributor of a large assortment of disentanglement puzzles, brain teasers, jigsaws, puzzle rings, trick locks, boomerangs, chess sets, etc. Their store was created because of the interest that the owner had shown while he was collecting wire puzzles.
Puzzle Master is a Canadian distributor of a large assortment of disentanglement puzzles, brain teasers, jigsaws, puzzle rings, trick locks, boomerangs, chess sets, etc. The company started because of the interest the owner, Allan Stein, had in collecting wire puzzles. Allan collected the puzzles for a few years before he thought of making them himself. Once he found out that he was able to make the puzzles successfully he thought “Why don’t I try to sell some of the puzzles at craft shows and see if there are people who like them as much as he did”. At these craft shows he found out that not only did the people like the puzzles, they loved them. These craft shows became the first way that Puzzle Master was able to market the puzzles.
