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Because out-of-focus photos are so positively outstanding...
Personally preferable to being negatively focused though, innit? Not all of us have needle-sharp overall vision without a center-of-focus.
Because out-of-focus photos are so positively outstanding...
Because out-of-focus photos are so positively outstanding...
Not everyone can afford a fancy camera like yours.
Me nether, i don't remember seeing any of these action packs at wal mart back in the late 90's ether, otherwise i would have a few. I wonder were they were sold at the time....Yep, I'm totally shocked when I saw that action set! I haven't seen anything like it in ALL of the stores in Vegas back in the 90's, seriously!
Who knows, i think i may look it up and see.Even though it's a set to be used, wonder how much those could be on eBay as we speak.
Probably around $70-200 dollars....
Yea you seem to favor them the most when i get them. That Action Pack is a real attention getter isn't it? The Dune Daddy is pure awesomeness!Oh yeah, nice Dune Daddy btw. I was taken away from it because of the Lexus and the Benz.. That always happen with the 80's and 90's cars.
Yep it is a 1975 release! It was called Sand Crab at one point, but this is a Dune Daddy, says so on the base. Condition isn't as bad as it looks, the shadows and the picture quality makes it look alot worse than it really is, it's actually near mint. Them Dune Daddy's were pretty common then considering all the ones they made of it, my dad probly had bunch of them. I have been told by a few people (one of them is my dad) this particular one with the flowers on it that i have is pretty rare compared to some of the other Dune Daddy's, not the easiest to find. What do you know about the rarity for this particular one?It's like a 1975-76 release, Flying Colors era, so it isn't as valuable as you might think, being one of the most common redlines of that time. I'd give you 5 to 7 bucks for it considering it's condition and desirability. If it was a Spectra-era car, or a rare solid-enamel car, it would be something else. Iff I remember correctly, it was also called Sand Crab at some point.
I think it looks just fine. Better than most of the other releases.
You & I, also other members of this forum might like them, but others don't appreciate them like we do.Seriously in what way is a first gen RX-7 obscure? ( I'm assuming this is what you referred to yesterday) Screw you though, the other cars are cool, but you have no idea how badly I want a RX-7 now.
I like the Supra, too. It seems to have really accurate casting. 👍
I'm gonna have to look into that sometime! Maybe after more Tomica Limited cars.Just bought the first release of it off eBay for $3.50 shipped.
I'm gonna have to look into that sometime! Maybe after more Tomica Limited cars.
I am, too. Sometimes, you gotta do what you gotta do.No Tomica for me, I'm cheap.
I actually saw that one before I found the green one! Big thing for me was the car being stock though. Just genuine original looking one, and was willing to pay for it.Speaking of Tomica Limited cars, if I wasn't broke I'd be all over this.
I looked at those before, but I'd recommend this Speed Machines version. IMO, they are fantastic. 👍This is one of my favorites - the Lotus Motorsport Elise:
Lighting is more important than camera IMO
I actually saw that one before I found the green one!
Damn it, flipping eBay. I was just looking, but then I saw this(might still buy it).
a6m5: Autoart.
It's pure class, and you know it'll retain it's value. 👍I think I may just buy that Toyota 7. Will be my fourth ever Tomica and first Limited one at that.