It looks like my work will shortly be taking me to Stockholm for a few weeks, including the weekends.
Does anyone have any recommendations for toy/junk/antique shops, flea markets, collectors fairs and the like where RW might reasonably be expected to turn up?
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Blimey, if I was going to Sweden in the summer, I wouldn't be looking at toy cars! Well, may be for a little while.
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Found an as-good-as mint gold SF29 Racing Mini over the weekend - £2 well spent methinks!
Photos to follow.
Photos to follow.
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The guy who did those I believe lives in Sweden and he did the rounds of Toyfairs a few years ago trying to flog them to all the dealers.
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Now that is what I call a bargain! Nice one HughIdris wrote:Found an as-good-as mint gold SF29 Racing Mini over the weekend - £2 well spent methinks!
Photos to follow.
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Sorry no ideas about Matchbox models in Stockholm but I think you should visit the Vasa museum.Idris wrote:It looks like my work will shortly be taking me to Stockholm for a few weeks, including the weekends.
Does anyone have any recommendations for toy/junk/antique shops, flea markets, collectors fairs and the like where RW might reasonably be expected to turn up?
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I did the Vasa Museum last Saturday. Most impressive!
We have a handful of rotten planks of wood nailed together and have the temerity to call it the Mary Rose, but they have a whole ship! It is, quite literally, jaw dropping: a genuine seventeenth-century man-o-war.
We have a handful of rotten planks of wood nailed together and have the temerity to call it the Mary Rose, but they have a whole ship! It is, quite literally, jaw dropping: a genuine seventeenth-century man-o-war.
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Anyone know why Airfix call it 'Wasa'...
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Looking online, I get the impression that it is simply an alternative spelling. (Was Swedish spelling as erratic as English spelling was back then?)GHOSTHUNTER wrote:Anyone know why Airfix call it 'Wasa'...
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Seems to be similar to Sony 'WEGA' TV's. Shown as WEGA on the equipment but pronounced as Vega.
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