Toy Display

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Toy Display

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My Toy Display

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Re: Toy Display

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All are great but I really love the military display.
It might be time to start my "Bucket List."
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Re: Toy Display

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The military display are all Matchbox plastic kit sets.
Glad you like them.

Cheers Steve
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Re: Toy Display

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Steve, many thanks for posting some photos of your collectionroom.
Realy enjoyed it.

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Re: Toy Display

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So Steve, have you got all these set up in your new place then? ;)

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Re: Toy Display

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Very nice! I love to see them displayed, so they can be enjoyed. Great Broomsticks set

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Re: Toy Display

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Not a hope! Bathrooms and kitchens first! All sence of priority goes out the window when women are involved!!

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Re: Toy Display

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Very nicely displayed and some really cool stuff!!
I especially like the "Scorpions". How many models were issued under this special series?? I've tried to find a listing/information in C. Mack's Superfast MB Toys (1969-2004) both Volume 1 and 2, but haven't found it. Any tips or guidance?

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Re: Toy Display

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From what I know Bill, four different styles of vehicle were considered but in the end only two were released. 001 Phantom, most commonly found in lime green and 002 Tornado most commonly found in purple. Both models came in various colours but these colours appear to be trial colours of which very few were released.
Interestingly some models - trade show models came with clear bodies so customers could see how the inside of the cars worked.
Unfortunately the series wasn't overly popular and was withdrawn after only a few years which was a shame.
You can see sets in action on y tube.

Cheers, Steve
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Re: Toy Display

Post by Kev68 »

Steve a very nice display of models thanks for sharing. ;)
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