Solido

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Solido

Founded	1932; 92 years ago (1932) in Nanterre[1]
Founder	Ferdinand de Vazeilles
Defunct	2006; 18 years ago (2006)[2]
Fate	Acquired by Majorette in 1980, then became a brand[2]
Headquarters	Oulins , France
Products	Die-cast scale model cars, military vehicles, commercial vehicles
Owner	Simba Dickie Group
Website	solido.com

Solido is a French brand and former manufacturing company of die-cast scale models of cars, military vehicles and commercial vehicles. The models are usually made of zamac alloy in varying scales.