Sorry I left that info out and thank you to Rob for the history on the labels.
I purchased this from Paul Carr a way back and he informed me the labels were stuck on models for identification or tracking purposes.
Superfast Casting # 45
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Re: Superfast Casting # 45
I can go along with the label idea, but I would have thought they would be placed on the baseplate, not on top covering detail that may be important to see if the model was a 'Pre-Pro' or 'Colour Trial', as in this #24c late version 'Superfast' model.
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I know what you are thinking Reg, but i think this #45 is straight mate regardless of the sticky labelfixer wrote:Mmmm
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I really hope so it's a crackermotorman wrote:I know what you are thinking Reg, but i think this #45 is straight mate regardless of the sticky labelfixer wrote:Mmmm
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Since the label refers to 24-A-1, my guess would it is a collector-applied label.GHOSTHUNTER wrote:I can go along with the label idea, but I would have thought they would be placed on the baseplate, not on top covering detail that may be important to see if the model was a 'Pre-Pro' or 'Colour Trial', as in this #24c late version 'Superfast' model.
Re: Superfast Casting # 45
Here are my two versions, with smooth hubs and with 5 Arch hubs, I acquired both at the same time.
Both had square labels on the rear with different identification codes, the exact same labels as Jason has on his. When I aquired them I decided not to keep them on the models which was many years ago now. If it was today I would certainly make the different decision to keep them on, as in my opinion they show exactly how the models left the factory and can also be used for comparison with others.
Both had square labels on the rear with different identification codes, the exact same labels as Jason has on his. When I aquired them I decided not to keep them on the models which was many years ago now. If it was today I would certainly make the different decision to keep them on, as in my opinion they show exactly how the models left the factory and can also be used for comparison with others.
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I also have both wheel types but without any R&D stickers.
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Jason, if you are still with us its your Birthday here on the forum, come and join the fun and tell us what you've been up to lately.TOYRFIC wrote:Sorry I left that info out and thank you to Rob for the history on the labels.
I purchased this from Paul Carr a way back and he informed me the labels were stuck on models for identification or tracking purposes.
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Re: Superfast Casting # 45
Please use a web hosting site (like photobucket) to store pictures so you can post them here, using attachments makes it hard to view the pictures when you have to scroll to see them. Seeing comparisons of models is hard to see with attachments too.