Lincoln Models.

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Lincoln Models.

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I only own 2 Lincoln models but am looking to build in this area.
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An often overlooked series with some nice models!
It might be time to start my "Bucket List."
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Hard to find Jim even in Oz and NZ.
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Has anyone seen these unlicensed Match Box Series models. I only have the boxes?

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matchboxtom wrote:Has anyone seen these unlicensed Match Box Series models. I only have the boxes?

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I believe these were plastic or maybe nylon?
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Yes indeed these boxes are for plastic copies of Lesneys. The only metal copies of the same early 1-75s Lesneys were made in Japan as far as I am aware
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I only have three boxed Lincoln toys, but quite a few lose ones. Apart from paint colours there are at least three variations on each New Zealand model. Tread wheels with crimped axles, tread with push fit axles and lastly smooth wheels with push fit axles. Then some such as the land rover and jag have a figure, no figure but still hole for figure. I have one with flashing in the hole so know some were made with no figure and lastly no figure and hole for figure fulled in. The ones with Lincoln Matchbox box should all have tread and crimped axels.

IT is interesting that the later Hong Kong models with two colour paint went back to having figures.

Never posted a photo on this forum and do not have an online photo account. If any one wants to post pictures for me send me a message.

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Re: Lincoln Models.

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I only have three boxed Lincoln toys, but quite a few lose ones. Apart from paint colours there are at least three variations on each New Zealand model. Tread wheels with crimped axles, tread with push fit axles and lastly smooth wheels with push fit axles. Then some such as the land rover and jag have a figure, no figure but still hole for figure. I have one with flashing in the hole so know some were made with no figure and lastly no figure and hole for figure fulled in. The ones with Lincoln Matchbox box should all have tread and crimped axels.

IT is interesting that the later Hong Kong models with two colour paint went back to having figures.

Never posted a photo on this forum and do not have an online photo account. If any one wants to post pictures for me send me a message.

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Hi Matt.
You can post your pictures directly to the forum,
just click on the "upload attachment" which is just below the reply box,
click "browse"
select the picture you want to share
click "add the file"
try too keep the width of your pictures to 800 pixels
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nickjones wrote:Hi Matt.
You can post your pictures directly to the forum,
just click on the "upload attachment" which is just below the reply box,
click "browse"
select the picture you want to share
click "add the file"
try too keep the width of your pictures to 800 pixels
Nick i keep all my images at a width of 500 pixels and that means when someone looks at the post the wholeimage shows in it's entirety without having to move slidebars to see everything which is a bloody nuisance.
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