OOPS !

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matchboxkiwi wrote:The day that quality control had been having lunch time drinks! When they came back to work they were seeing double!!
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Even though she is missing some paint, she still looks gorgeous!
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Nice find Jason!
A nice clean OOPS.
Happy hunting!
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Some great models, just added this one to the oops section.
Can you imagine opening this up as a kid and finding it does not roll properly,gutted :D .
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TOYRIFIC's 2-tone Chevvy is quite desirable as an oops :)
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Playworn 9a with small oops.

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Malibu wrote:Playworn 9a with small oops.
I've noticed this (or something very similar) on other 9a Fire escapes. I therefore suspect that it is actually a deliberate design feature, and can only assume that the nick in the escape wheel axle tube is something to do with the tooling arrangement for creating the hole for the shaft.
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While i took photos for the Mulliner thread, i found this little OOPS - reversed mounted glazing...
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Fantastic! would love that in my collection. This is the most 'OOPSED' model in the range with seats missing, mis-struck base rivet, deformed steering wheel and reversed road wheels and now with glazing the wrong way round, amazing.

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I would suspect that the Rolls Royce Factory was very displeased seeing all these OOPS Rolls Toys finding their way through Lesney Quality Control and then being sold to us commoners and also the general public Ghosty. Do you suppose the Lesney workers actually had some extra fun poking at the Rolls Marque while assembling these toys with such deliberate defects? ;) :lol: :oops: kwakers
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