cody6268
Senior Member
Last Activity: 11-29-2020, 01:12 AM
Joined: 09-19-2019
Location: Southwest Virginia, USA
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Dunno if I still have the book, but I know I had a book like this that included four Golden Wheel Ford Crown Victorias (those I still have) in police,... -
And I thought the new Trailblazer was a travesty. The Mustang Mach-E is even worse. First of all, it's a crossover, not a sports car. Secondly, it's all-electric....Leave a comment:
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The MBX, in my opinion, is a better attempt than the HW. But, I kinda wish they'd went with the wheels the Basics Plus/Moving Parts Ranger uses. Of course,...Leave a comment:
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I think there was a missed cash cow by not getting NHL licensing like White Rose did with the last Zamboni tooling from the 1990s....Leave a comment:
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A combination of both. That rear seat was glued to the interior, which was plastic, so obviously, metal fatigue couldn't cause it to pop out....Leave a comment:
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Metal Fatigue, it Happened :-(
This old Soviet piece was intact in the seller's listing. But, I forgot to realize, these pieces are prone to metal fatigue/zinc pest. I pin it 50% on...Last edited by cody6268; 11-23-2020, 05:28 PM. -
A MUCH better tooling than Trail Tracker or whatever it is that came out years later. The Hero City era has its critics (including me), but it's one of...Leave a comment:
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Been there, done that. I went through my closet just last week, and the first thing I said finding a couple shoeboxes full of cars was--"Where in...Leave a comment:
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I like Chow Mobile II; but not the urine yellow windows. The self-driving bus also suffers from yellow windows; and I still view it as an "ugly toaster...Leave a comment:
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Crown Premiums 1:64 1933 Mack "State Farm Insurance". As I understand, this was one of only two non-semi-truck 1/64 pieces they did (the other...Leave a comment:
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I've not seen anything like it before. I don't know if the wires beside it have anything to do with the piece, but it could have been produced as a model...Leave a comment:
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I like the looks of these new cards. They're both modern and old-school in their styling.
Having the manufacturer's name in the top left...Leave a comment:
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Didn't know Lledo had done a police car. I only have two Lledos--a Dennis Coca Cola van (Hartoys release) my grandmother bought me ages ago; and then...Leave a comment:
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Fire Lot Score
I've been buying my harder to find diecast in bulk lots lately; as often I can get 5-6 pieces or more that I want for the cost of one. Scored this lot... -
This one just showed up in the mail from FireEye's recent sale. Replaces one I played with, and wrecked as a kid.
Corgi Fire Heroes--1953...Leave a comment:
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I believe Kaixin is the manufacturer. I have one in a gift set; and the brand is "Motor Car". They have marketed these toolings under several...Leave a comment:
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I've paid so much attention and had a narrow focus adhering to the military and fire pieces, I didn't know Solido did many street cars, let alone American...Leave a comment:
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The old school Dodges really get my attention. I don't get why they've heavily focused on the RAM branding as of late, as that's not been going on that...Leave a comment:
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I am wondering how the GT40 MK IV will be. I have the original RL in my collection and the rear hood does open. Obviously metal chassis and opening rear...Leave a comment:
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Kentoys look great on a shelf. Despite being toys, they are almost replica grade. I had the crane and ladder, but broke both as a kid. Most that survive...Leave a comment:
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