Dr Adam Wojcik from the Department of Mechanical Engineering examined the microstructure of the car with his microscope, and this is what he saw and said.

Libby Sheldon from the Department of Art History took the car to her department to examine it under a powerful microscope.

Now that the real car has been scaled up to be 2.1 metres wide and 5.25 metres long we need to have a scaled up consumer of the car that stands in for the boy. I propose King Kong!

In Alice's Adventures in Wonderland, a children's book by Lewis Carroll, Alice finds a key sitting on a glass table.

A cut-out full scale version of the toy car.

Instructions:

“Miniature”, The Twilight Zone

A selection of websites which document various miniature worlds, including works by artists, scale models, video works and dolls houses.

http://www.miniatureworld.com/

My list of toy cars;

A blue Bentley whose front wheels steared when pressure was applied to the bumper above them.

The scale of the toy car is 1/50. It measures 42mm wide and 105mm long. This means the real car would be 2.1 metres wide and 5.25 metres long.

A scan of a 1:1 scale drawing of the object, showing plan view and side elevations.