Fun ho

Fun Ho! is a classic New Zealand toy brand known for its durable die-cast metal toys, especially miniature vehicles such as cars, trucks, tractors, construction equipment, and more. The brand has nostalgic significance for many New Zealanders and collectors worldwide. Key Details: Founded: Originally produced by Underwood Engineering in the 1930s in New Zealand. Peak Production: 1950s–1970s, when Fun Ho! was one of New Zealand’s most iconic toy brands. Materials: Primarily die-cast metal, often painted in bright, eye-catching colors. Popular Items: Race cars, farm machinery, trucks, and construction vehicles. Legacy: Although production stopped in the 1980s, Fun Ho! remains popular among vintage toy collectors. Museum: The Fun Ho! National Toy Museum in Inglewood, New Zealand, showcases the brand’s history and toy lineup.