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Had to show off my new purchases! Really LOVE the models and boxes. Sorry for being a showoff but no one here other than myself could care less about them or appreciate them.
Thanks for looking and sharing my enthusiasm.

Fantastic display and so you should show them here, what you forget James, is that it is not just a select few forum members who admire those particular range of models, there is a whole World of collectors outside the forum who do look in as guests and will look for such models and when they see such fine examples as yours, may well become members and get involved, so please James, not so much negativity and whatever else you want to show us, post away!

Can I coax you into doing more seperate pictures of those models for the benefit of those who do collect them, they may want to see the models as single items, cheers.

GHOSTHUNTER.

When I spoke of "here" , I was referring to my family and area in which I live, as the Memphis area is in the middle of the high desert of Matchbox collecting and it's lonely here.

oldfart wrote:When I spoke of "here" , I was referring to my family and area in which I live, as the Memphis area is in the middle of the high desert of Matchbox collecting and it's lonely here.

OK James, I see what you mean, in that case then, I will personally endorse your position as the official representative for that range of models in Memphis, TN, there, how does that make you feel.

GHOSTHUNTER.

Thanks! I think?

BTW here are a couple of individual shot for ya!

One of my all time favorite Majors.

Thank you James, nice pictures of such nice models and I see already, "Tinman" has come on board who appreciates them.

GHOSTHUNTER.

Those are handsome additions. And the box variations is a bonus as well! Nicely done.

That D box, huuuuh. Very nice!
These are missing for me, but be sure, I will fill this gap
Peter

This model looks great with a showmans engine has the load,its one of the models i actually remember from my childhood,my uncle had a biscuit tin with some lesney military models and one of these lowloaders ,only visited them once a year but he always got the tin out for me.