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Sky Show Deora was a vehicle released in 1970. This Re-issued Deora was only avaliable in the set Sky Show. Mattel Re-tool & die of the 1968 casting of the Deora for this release. The tonneau cover area had an Orange ramp attatched to it, which extended out over the front of the roofline and hood. The ramp held one of three different colored airplanes, Blue, Green and Yellow, and they were held securely in place with a rubber band. As the vehicle traveled down the track the plane would be triggered and fly off. It was made only in Hong Kong and released only in Canada.

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rdfs:label	Sky Show Deora
rdfs:comment	Sky Show Deora was a vehicle released in 1970. This Re-issued Deora was only avaliable in the set Sky Show. Mattel Re-tool & die of the 1968 casting of the Deora for this release. The tonneau cover area had an Orange ramp attatched to it, which extended out over the front of the roofline and hood. The ramp held one of three different colored airplanes, Blue, Green and Yellow, and they were held securely in place with a rubber band. As the vehicle traveled down the track the plane would be triggered and fly off. It was made only in Hong Kong and released only in Canada.
dcterms:subject	Unlicensed Hot Wheels 1971 Hot Wheels 1970 Hot Wheels
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Number	6436(xsd:integer)
Series	Sky Show
Name	Sky Show Deora
Years	1970(xsd:integer)
Designer	Harry Bradley Unk
abstract	Sky Show Deora was a vehicle released in 1970. This Re-issued Deora was only avaliable in the set Sky Show. Mattel Re-tool & die of the 1968 casting of the Deora for this release. The tonneau cover area had an Orange ramp attatched to it, which extended out over the front of the roofline and hood. The ramp held one of three different colored airplanes, Blue, Green and Yellow, and they were held securely in place with a rubber band. As the vehicle traveled down the track the plane would be triggered and fly off. It was made only in Hong Kong and released only in Canada. It was actually released with the name Aero Launcher Deora, but has been commonly referred to by collectors as the Sky Show Deora.

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