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#21 Commer milk float #47 Ice crean van #34 Campers and The #23 caravans ?Tinman wrote:With the exception of removing axles, what two 1960's models can be unassembled as fast as Lesney assembled them?
I think the snap bases mught give some a slight bit of trouble. The 23d is for sure one of the two I was thinking of. The other is of similar construction (to the caravan) with regards to assemply and materials used for the parts.mrmoko wrote:#21 Commer milk float #47 Ice crean van #34 Campers and The #23 caravans ?Tinman wrote:With the exception of removing axles, what two 1960's models can be unassembled as fast as Lesney assembled them?
That would have to be the #68b Mercedes coach.Tinman wrote:I think the snap bases mught give some a slight bit of trouble. The 23d is for sure one of the two I was thinking of. The other is of similar construction (to the caravan) with regards to assemply and materials used for the parts.mrmoko wrote:#21 Commer milk float #47 Ice crean van #34 Campers and The #23 caravans ?Tinman wrote:With the exception of removing axles, what two 1960's models can be unassembled as fast as Lesney assembled them?
That's exactly the one I was thinking about. A kid can have that thing into 4 pieces in the blink of an eye.mrmoko wrote: That would have to be the #68b Mercedes coach.
Well, that's designed to taken apart on purpose. It's two toys in one IMHO. The cycle even stands up by itself on the fairly realistic plastic stand.nickjones wrote:The Honda motorcycle trailer ?.