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Have not added anything of significance to the collection recently, but did buy this at the recent Kempton Park toy fair.
Look at the amount of Blue overspray inside the boot, not seen as much as this before on this model.

GHOSTHUNTER.

GHOSTHUNTER wrote:Have not added anything of significance to the collection recently, but did buy this at the recent Kempton Park toy fair.

lots of overspray in here!.JPG

Look at the amount of Blue overspray inside the boot, not seen as much as this before on this model.

GHOSTHUNTER.

Was this overspray offered as an optional extra Ghosty?

...yes I think it was, instead of boot carpeting, that way it was easier to clean away the mud from your boots...

Ghosty.

I saw the glint in your eye when you found that one ....knew you wouldn't be able to resist

GHOSTHUNTER wrote:...yes I think it was, instead of boot carpeting, that way it was easier to clean away the mud from your boots...

Ghosty.

Hunting boots of coarse Ghosty!!!

Yes Reg, the whole model is in very good condition, in fact about Six small chips away from mint. I have not had chance to offer it into the 'Time-Line' yet to see where it belongs.

I went back to that other table with Two #69er's that I burried under the trays of models and they were still there, so I had those as well. Then I was 'Gifted' another #69, a beater, but with a good windscreen, from one of my stallholder friends, so in the end I came away with Four or Five #69er's!

GHOSTHUNTER.

motorman wrote:

GHOSTHUNTER wrote:...yes I think it was, instead of boot carpeting, that way it was easier to clean away the mud from your boots...

Ghosty.

Hunting boots of coarse Ghosty!!!

Of course Alex!

Ghosty.

GHOSTHUNTER wrote:Yes Reg, the whole model is in very good condition, in fact about Six small chips away from mint. I have not had chance to offer it into the 'Time-Line' yet to see where it belongs.

I went back to that other table with Two #69er's that I burried under the trays of models and they were still there, so I had those as well. Then I was 'Gifted' another #69, a beater, but with a good windscreen, from one of my stallholder friends, so in the end I came away with Four or Five #69er's!

GHOSTHUNTER.

nicely done mate

GHOSTHUNTER wrote:Yes Reg, the whole model is in very good condition, in fact about Six small chips away from mint. I have not had chance to offer it into the 'Time-Line' yet to see where it belongs.

I went back to that other table with Two #69er's that I burried under the trays of models and they were still there, so I had those as well. Then I was 'Gifted' another #69, a beater, but with a good windscreen, from one of my stallholder friends, so in the end I came away with Four or Five #69er's!

GHOSTHUNTER.

You can't beat a few 69er's.