New JLG die-cast models available

Words: Margaret FosterThe fourth series of JLG die-cast models is coming soon. Reserve yours today with an advance custom order!

These collectible scale-model replicas are the perfect gift for a JLG fan or for bringing a piece of the job site into the office. With die-cast equipment on hand, you can bring rental discussions to life, illustrating to customers the versatility and functionality of JLG machines without leaving your desk. Each die-cast model features rich detail, movable parts and the same standard of quality that you have come to expect from full-size JLG lifts and telehandlers. And when customers and coworkers aren’t around, you have an outlet for the big kid in you.

Learn more about our new series 4 die-cast models and check out the models from our previous collections.
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