Maker record
S.L.J.
S.L.J. (Société Lyonnaise de Jouets) was a French toy maker whose products included radio-controlled vehicles. Its KX 2000 space tank, dated 1969 in a specialist toy reference, was radio controlled. Joustra later acquired S.L.J. in the 1970s, adding the company's car and boat products to its range of radio-controlled toys.
- Locations
- France
The story of S.L.J.
S.L.J. was active during the **mid-to-late 20th century**, producing die-cast vehicles that were widely distributed in France and neighboring European markets. The brand built a reputation for affordability and solid craftsmanship, making it a recognizable name in the toy and model industry.
At some point, S.L.J. disappeared from the market, likely due to competition from larger die-cast manufacturers. Today, their models are considered **rare and collectible**, especially among enthusiasts of vintage French die-cast cars.
