"Diecast Collecting"

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TPK wrote: Mon Nov 13, 2023 3:47 am
knife7knut wrote: Mon Nov 13, 2023 3:12 am Here is another Ferrari; not a diecast but a collaboration(one of several) with Ferrari and LEGO. Made of special LEGO pieces, it features working steering & differential and a 12 cylinder engine with a transparent block to show the revolving crankshaft & moving pistons.
Cool! Those should be very collectable in my opinion. ::hmm::
It is.

I just checked Brickset. Even loose, it still sells for almost $100.

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Picked up one that every "Die Hard" ""Diecast Collector" needs. :mrgreen: ::super_happy::

Of course I don't really quallify for that catagory at all with my 20 or so Hot Wheels but it's a cool addition to my humble collection. ::tu:: :D

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A,'' French Connection '' to some, '' Italian Jobs''.different scales(1/87th to 1/18th).
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Tonka Scramblers Bell System Pickup. Best I can tell, it was produced in 1981. I think it may have been a Bell promo, as it was paired with an ERTL Chevy Citation that was known to be a Bell promo. I also have noted that none of the Scramblers Bell System models showed up in the carded assortments released that year.

Scramblers were made in the USA, and are roughly 4" long. The cab and chassis plate are steel, while the remaining parts are plastic. Well made little truck though.
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Do the phone cops know you have that?

They see everything, they know everything, they got their own covert police force! I'm probably wired for sound right now! I gotta get out of here!

Wonder if anyone will get the reference.
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Kolvir wrote: Mon Mar 25, 2024 9:31 pmWonder if anyone will get the reference.
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Very good. Most kids wouldn't get that joke. 'The' Phone company broke up what, '82?
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Judge Brown - I grew up in a Southern New England Telephone household - I heard some interesting dialogue from dad at the time.
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Kolvir wrote: Mon Mar 25, 2024 9:53 pm Very good. Most kids wouldn't get that joke. 'The' Phone company broke up what, '82?
'The' Phone company broke up what, '82? .... ::paranoid:: After they had Kenndy killed ::paranoid:: it was inventible their cartel would fall apart at some point.... ::skeptic::
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TPK wrote: Sun Feb 18, 2024 11:18 am Picked up one that every "Die Hard" ""Diecast Collector" needs. :mrgreen: ::super_happy::

Of course I don't really quallify for that catagory at all with my 20 or so Hot Wheels but it's a cool addition to my humble collection. ::tu:: :D

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Love it my friend, absolutely love it. Takes me back to being a kid, the best time of my life. ::tu:: ::tu:: ::tu:: ::nod:: ::nod:: ::nod::
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cudgee wrote: Tue Apr 02, 2024 4:43 am
TPK wrote: Sun Feb 18, 2024 11:18 am Picked up one that every "Die Hard" ""Diecast Collector" needs. :mrgreen: ::super_happy::

Of course I don't really quallify for that catagory at all with my 20 or so Hot Wheels but it's a cool addition to my humble collection. ::tu:: :D
Love it my friend, absolutely love it. Takes me back to being a kid, the best time of my life. ::tu:: ::tu:: ::tu:: ::nod:: ::nod:: ::nod::
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Just ordered this one from a Japanese seller off eBay for $5 shipped--Tomica's 1:300 model of a Hitachi EX8000 mining shovel.

Now comes the wait. Chances are, it will be the cheap, non-tracked method. eBay says the 20th, but it's a crapshoot. I've had it be as little as ten days, but as much as six weeks plus from Japan.

About the only heavy mining shovel you won't be paying out the nose for. I have the second-gen 3500AC-II mining truck (which Tomica recently retired and replaced with the third-gen). It's fit-the-box also--but also a much larger scale due to being smaller than the shovel.
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Needs cleaned up a little bit but not bad, no scratches - 25-cents at a garage sale today. Racing Champions brand.
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I have a nice little collection of Diecast WWII aircraft, and some bigger ones (not die cast).... I must have 20 something F4U Corsairs ..... ::facepalm::
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Cruisin' through an antique shop looking for knives l came across this. 1946 Ford supposedly the first model made by AMT that originally stood for ALUMINUM MODEL TOYS . It was changed to AUTHENTIC MODEL TOYS when they started making them from plastic. Not a bad deal for 35 bucks.
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