Triang Minic Ships
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McCarthyMR
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Triang Minic Ships
Here's my dad's small collection of Minic Ships. Didn't know if you guys would be interested so happy to remove if you pefer to keep it diecast cars..
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GHOSTHUNTER
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Re: Triang Minic Ships
No McCarthyMR, you can leave them here, look at the title of this thread...it says 'Toys'. What do you want to know about these, they come from a vast range of similar models in the range and there are plenty of these around, but if you want the valuable ones, they need to be the earliest types, or are you just showing us them, if you are, then thanks, they are nice condition examples, but surprisingly, I have never been into model ships of this nature, I was into the plastic kit versions.
Ghosty.
Ghosty.
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McCarthyMR
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Re: Triang Minic Ships
Thanks Ghosty, I guess I put them up to show for now. I think this is all our Minic's but not sure as mum keeps finding more of dad's toys.GHOSTHUNTER wrote:No McCarthyMR, you can leave them here, look at the title of this thread...it says 'Toys'. What do you want to know about these, they come from a vast range of similar models in the range and there are plenty of these around, but if you want the valuable ones, they need to be the earliest types, or are you just showing us them, if you are, then thanks, they are nice condition examples, but surprisingly, I have never been into model ships of this nature, I was into the plastic kit versions.
Ghosty.