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ATMA is a South American manufacturer of plastic products. The company was founded in 1948 and started operating factories in Argentina, Brazil, Venezuela, Peru and Uruguay. It mainly produces household goods, but several plastic model vehicles have been made in the past. Besides model trains, and plastic model kits originally issued by Merit and Monogram, the Brazilian branch, located in São Paulo, released plastic models of cars in larger scales in the 1960s under the name of ATMA Paulista, notably detailed reproductions of contemporary DKW cars in 1/24th scale. In Uruguay, ATMA manufactured a bus model as a promotional item for Banco Transatlántico del Uruguay in the 1950s. The original bus, built by NWF from Germany in 1954 and powered by a Magirus-Deutz engine, served as a mobile bank office in the suburbs of Montevideo until the bank closed down in 1963. The model is about 20 cm long and could be used as a coin bank.

NWF BK
bus "Banco Transatlántico del Uruguay"; Germany 1954
ATMA (Uruguay)
plastic, scale 1:40; acquired 2017
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