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[Closed] I'm glad that I DID stir up a little "trouble" below about the Acme 1:24th Challenger below because

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I'm glad that I DID stir up a little "trouble" below about the Acme 1:24th Challenger below because

From my questioning it's being issued or NOT issued by DM made us find out that in addition to the yellow version (NOT distributed or tied to DM), that DM IS in fact according to Rick releasing their own version of this model (by Acme) in another color! So that's TWO versions us 1:24th collectors can buy or select FROM. YAY like good Ole times are here again Smile At least for the short moment they will be! 😉 LOLOLOL

SIDE NOTE: That flyer I got from DM that initially excited me that I mentioned was 1:18th was a 1968 Firebird. After I saw 1:18 I lost interest! Don't get me wrong I have two CMC 1:18ths (Mercedes Gull Wing and the Blue Ferrari Spyder convertible and BOTH are outstanding masterpieces and a sight to behold. THAT said, I am going to soon be adding the 1938 Bugatti with Croc interior, the RED 1956 Maserati 300 in street form, and the Talbot Lago when it comes out and probably the 1962 Ferrari GTO 250 (Yellow). If you look up SEXY in any dictionary I'm sure a picture of this car is beside that word!! Smile So Im not opposed to 1:18 just that Muscle cars was never my focus so to collect Large models that aren't my thing and are a scale I don't focus on is silly IMO.



   
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