Chris Sweetman
Chris Sweetman
@chris-sweetman
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Joined: Dec 31, 1996
Last seen: Nov 28, 2023
Topics: 35 / Replies: 309
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RE: New Matrix for January

Thanks Randy - this post has just cost me around a couple of hundred £s! Now which Bugatti?

5 days ago
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RE: Matchbox Superfast Collector's Carrying Case

@mikedetorrice Hi Mike There is a Dodge Charger, middle section third from the left, this is a concept made by Matchbox and back in the day I added...

1 week ago
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RE: Esval 1938 Humber Super Snipe Saloon 3

Seeing how amazingly detailed this model is I have, finally, ordered the Esval Invicta Black Prince. This will go nicely with my British teardrop coll...

1 week ago
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RE: A corral of station wagons

@randyrusk Hey Randy I am really glad I inspired you to post your 'corral of station wagons'. An excellent display.

2 weeks ago
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RE: (Pics) 3.4 litre Jaguar by Matchbox

@chris Chris, I was like Mike I still have a lot of my old cars from childhood here are some of them:

2 weeks ago
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RE: Arrow, Tank, Teardrop - 1930's car design

@ralf Hi Ralf You can certainly see 1930's streamlining influence on this Jaguar with integrated headlights and mudguards plus spats covering the rear...

2 weeks ago
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RE: Arrow, Tank, Teardrop - 1930's car design

British Teardrops Bentley Embiricos 1939 The first car needs no introduction and is the legendary ‘Embiricos Bentley’. Commissioned in 1937 by t...

2 weeks ago
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RE: A cloud of B.A.T.s

@karl Karl, fully understand as Yow kits aren't cheap - around £80/£90 plus another £100 plus to have them built professionally. You never know Auto...

2 weeks ago
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RE: Detroit Area Auto Modelers Toy Show

@chav Thanks for posting the Model Show photos - truly fantastic work. @chris Chris, finish that transporter project and enter a competition!

2 weeks ago
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RE: Esval 1938 Humber Super Snipe Saloon 3

@geoff-jowett Wow Geoff this looks like a perfect miniature. Well done Esval for making a classic British saloon from the late 1930's. Something we ha...

2 weeks ago
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RE: (Pics) 3.4 litre Jaguar by Matchbox

@mikedetorrice Hi Mike You certainly played very nicely with your toy cars given the superb condition this wonderful little model is in. Really like...

2 weeks ago
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RE: Jaguars in approximately 1/64 scale.

OO gauge, 1:76th scale, came about because Hornby couldn't make a motor small enough to fit into an HO gauge locomotive. O gauge which is a mix of ...

2 weeks ago
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RE: (Pics) Road roller

@mikedetorrice Mike, a wonderful little model which I have never seen before. Also, I didn't know Hot Wheels made this sort of model. Agree with Ed an...

3 weeks ago
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