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20/07/2022 6:39 am
Vintage Wednesday! Today we have a 1910 Rolls Royce Balloon Roadster from FM. Enjoy!
20/07/2022 8:06 am
@lu Have, love it. What a unique piece of automotive history.
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21/07/2022 3:19 am
Muscle Thursday! Today we have a color sample from FM - 1970 Chevrolet Chevelle. This version eventually made it into production. The model is complete but a little on the rough side. Enjoy!
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22/07/2022 6:09 am
Number One Friday! Another Chevelle from FM. Enjoy!
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23/07/2022 5:11 am
Long Saturday! Today we have a G1 FAW Red Flag from Botai. I don’t think Botai made anything else in 1:24th. Enjoy!
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24/07/2022 10:14 am
Microphone Sunday! Here we have a 1984 CA770TJ from Kadar Industries (I probably misspelled the company name). This one came out around the same time as yesterday’s CA770; however, it is drastically different. Think it as a landaulet with microphones on the roof. If you are looking for one, make sure it comes with the wooden box, certificate, booklet, and stamps. Enjoy!
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25/07/2022 6:44 pm
Update Monday! Today we have a 1999 CA772TJ from Century Dragon. The 1999 model remained largely unchanged. The roof opening is much smaller and the interior is all new. Enjoy!
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26/07/2022 6:24 am
Original Tuesday! Let’s return to basics today - another CA770. This one comes from Century Dragon. Compared with the Botai car, this version has more plastic parts, incorporated some photo-etched parts, and more accurate. Having said that, I still prefer the Botai car. Enjoy!
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26/07/2022 5:41 pm
I think thats the one I have. Mine comes with a nice timber base.
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27/07/2022 10:21 pm
No Top Wednesday! Due to the overwhelming interest in the Red Flag series — Not, more CA770 variants are coming 
Here we have a CA770J. C stands for China, A stands for automobile, the first seven stands for sedan, the J stands for inspection (troop inspection). I’m not sure which company made this model. The tooling is entirely different from the others. It is also the rarest among the group. Enjoy!
28/07/2022 7:47 am
I didn't post on any of them but I think all of 'em you shared with us are pretty cool actually. 
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