What Is M2 Machines? A Collector's Guide to the Limited-Edition 1:64 Brand
The short answer: M2 Machines is a diecast brand known for pushing out limited editions at a rapid pace, mostly in 1:64 with some 1:24. Its models stand out for extraordinary detail, great paint schemes, strong graphics and excellent licenses such as Coca-Cola and Moon Eyes. At Fairfield Collectibles, you can buy each model separately.
What is M2 Machines?
M2 Machines says it has been dedicated to building true-to-vehicle diecast replicas since 2007. The company is based in Rancho Cucamonga, California, and it makes its models in 1:64 and 1:24. M2 does not sell directly to the public. Its releases go through retailers and hobby distributors, and each run is limited and not restocked.
You can browse our full selection on the M2 Machines brand page.
| M2 Machines | |
|---|---|
| Best known for | Limited-edition releases with standout design, paint and licenses |
| Scales | 1:64 and 1:24 (we carry mostly 1:64) |
| Opening parts | Many releases have them, but features vary by model |
| How Fairfield sells it | Each model separately, not in release packs |
| Typical buyer | Collectors who know exactly which model or run they want |
| Brand page | Shop M2 Machines |
Company details and scales are from M2 Machines' website. "We carry mostly 1:64" is from Fairfield Collectibles' catalog as of October 2026 and will change as new shipments arrive.
What makes M2 Machines stand out?
M2 is known for consistently releasing limited editions at a pretty rapid pace. They all have extraordinary detail and great paint schemes, plus some excellent brand licensing, such as Moon Eyes and Coca-Cola. I love the detail of these cars, and the graphic design is always top-notch. The packaging usually features excellent graphics too.
For me, M2's detail comes down to design. Whether a model has an opening hood matters less than the particular design or paint scheme M2 is using on that limited edition. Many M2 releases do have opening parts, though, so check each listing to see what a model offers.
Why buy M2 Machines at Fairfield?
The reason people come to us for M2 is that we sell each model separately, not in release packs like most other retailers. You can pick the individual car you are interested in and not get stuck with one or two from the release that you are not as interested in.
Who collects M2?
The typical M2 buyer knows exactly what they want. They are hardcore collectors looking for specific production runs to add to their collection, and many are completists who want to collect them all. Since M2 runs are limited and not restocked, a model can sell out, so if you spot one you want, it is worth acting on it. New to the size? My diecast scale guide explains how 1:64 compares with larger scales.
A few M2 models
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1:64 1979 Chevrolet Camaro Z/28 - Moon Eyes -
1:64 Coca Cola ” Share A Coke with Mijo” 1964 Chevrolet Impala SS Lowriders - Special Edition -
1:64 1963 Ford Econoline Delivery Van - Maui & Sons -
1:64 1985 Toyota Pickup
Common questions
What is M2 Machines known for?
M2 Machines is known for consistently releasing limited-edition diecast, mostly in 1:64, with extraordinary detail, great paint schemes and strong licenses such as Coca-Cola and Moon Eyes.
What scales does M2 Machines make?
According to M2, its vehicles are available in 1:64 and 1:24. We carry mostly 1:64.
Do M2 Machines cars have opening parts?
Many releases do, but features vary by model. To me, the design and paint scheme matter more than whether a hood opens. Check each listing to see what a particular model has.
Are M2 Machines limited editions?
Yes. M2 says each run is limited and not restocked, which is why collectors who want a specific release tend to buy it when they see it.
Can I buy M2 Machines directly from M2?
No. M2 says it does not sell directly to the public. Its products go through retail partners and hobby distributors.
Why buy M2 Machines from Fairfield Collectibles?
We sell each model separately, not in release packs, so you can pick the individual car you want without getting stuck with others from the release.