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| Here we have a rather odd looking Rolls Royce courtesy of our resident RR fanatic Kevin (ghosthunter), Thanks Kev. This #39 Rolls-Royce Silver Shadow II has been fitted with wheels that are too large so they rub against the bodywork so to call it a 'Superfast' would be a fib. The Black Grille etc is the result of poor storage and the cold air has caused the 'Chrome' to evaporate away to nothing!! Ghosthunter. |
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| This Dodge stake truck has a piece missing from the stake truck bed and looking at the rounded ends of the plastic tells us it has obviously been made that way, Nice, photo courtesy Steve (matchboxkiwi). Thanks Steve. |
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| Also from Steve (matchboxkiwi) is this very badly printed page from a matchbox pocket catalogue, I have a few more pages from the same catalogue but to save your eyes I have spread them around, Thanks Steve. |
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| The miss strike with the axle burring machine is possibly the most common error, but it can add a little interest to a commen model, photo courtesy John (johnboy) from the forum, thanks for sharing John. |
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| And the hot foiling missing from the wheel of a Superfast model must follow as a close second to the most common oops, This photograph was sent in by Alwin Van Hattem, Thanks for sharing Alwin. |
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| this photograph was borrowed from the facebook page of Troy Yiakalis, It shows his mint condition Land Rover which is missing its plastic window unit, Cool, Thanks for sharing Troy. |
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| Next we have a nice example of a model suffering from the 'extra decal syndrome'. And as has been found fairly often, the extra decal is firmly stuck on to the baseplate, photograph courtesy Gerrit (ecclesley) from the forum, Thanks Gerrit. |
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