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Reminds me of this:The colours are what sold it to me, so much cooler than the other transporter's TLV have done. Love the blue/silver.
And that's definitely not a bad thing.
Reminds me of this:The colours are what sold it to me, so much cooler than the other transporter's TLV have done. Love the blue/silver.
This mystery order I didn't want to jinx went thru today. Also a first for me, and also a transporter(Japan Booster example). So excited.I also committed over $200 on something at Playmoya, but they have nasty habit of taking my order, taking my money, then a week later, they go "sorry, we couldn't find the model, but here's your refund & a coupon lol" 🤬
I don't want to jinx it, so I'll let you know when it happens, or doesn't happen what the item was. They've yet to process the order.
Spacejarrod forgot to mention that his new TLV is based on a actual transport service called Honda Express('Honda Logistic' today).
I have the TLV ladder truck, but they are generally $100 or more. I'm not at all familiar Del Prado, but if they could keep up the TLV ladder in the number of parts, I'd be really surprised. I do think they are both awesome.Next comparison we need to do: Del Prado vs TLV
I did miss that. Still, the people need the whole story dammit.But....but I put Honda Express in the title description for the pictures... And the Spark looks super nice. Nicely done with that one. 👍
Thanks for sharing your insights on the car. 👍Ah yes, those Thunderbirds cars... They are not design masterpieces, but their uniqueness does make them stand out from the rest of Tomica's offer. And it's still interesting to see a Japanese company do more for Thunderbirds than the UK did in terms of scale models; you'd expect a company like Corgi to do those, not Tomica...
That FAB1 is basically a Rolls-Royce Phantom which has gone through more modifications that it would've liked, and it's properly British in that aspect...
Just finished taking 146 pictures of stuff to sell on eBay. Listing them is going to take forever.
Thanks for sharing your insights on the car. 👍
As for Thunderbirds, before my time, but when I was really young, I do recall seeing "old" toys around from the show, so I'm of the impression that it had quite a following in Japan.
Greenlight, Auto World, Hot Wheels loose & blistered (some errors) Matchbox, you name it.What sort of "stuff" are you selling, if you don't mind me asking?
Greenlight, Auto World, Hot Wheels loose & blistered (some errors) Matchbox, you name it.
They only had the Aston. Both were on clearance.Funny that that first pic has a clearance sticker on the Real Riders car already. That's Target for ya, things never stick around for very long in their stores before they are in a hurry to get rid of them.
Funny that that first pic has a clearance sticker on the Real Riders car already. That's Target for ya, things never stick around for very long in their stores before they are in a hurry to get rid of them.
Love it, now all you need is Lady P and Parker 👍Odd, but I like it.
Tomica Thunderbirds FAB 1
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Hey guys, been a while since I last posted here. Anyhow, I've got abit of a mystery going on that I haven't quite figured out: The real 1968 Mercury Cougar that the Hot Wheels car is based on.
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I actually have this exact car (and actually got a 2nd one for Christmas, featuring a groovier 36 on the side) and I have yet to find a real one with that Rear Spoiler.
I need that 917Found these at a Target.
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Honestly I was surprised that I found it.I need that 917