I saw one of these advertised a while ago at over £300, billed as a 211 in white but with no friction motor. Now, I don't know if Corgi did, as the seller suggested, 'have to use up the white bodies' when the production of M models stopped but I decided to make one anyway.
It looks pretty smart. Many of the 211M get damaged and the chips on white paint spoil the appearance. This does not have the motor, using a normal 211 base (which also had the bulge).
It looks pretty smart. Many of the 211M get damaged and the chips on white paint spoil the appearance. This does not have the motor, using a normal 211 base (which also had the bulge).