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@chris Back in the late 1990s and early 2000s, two companies known for diecast cars, tried the diecast airplane market. They were GMP and Carousel1. G...
@100ford2003 The Mustang is my favorite airplane. Other favorites are the P-40, Corsair, and some first generation jets.
I do collect diecast airplanes, but not airliners in 1/200 scale. I collect military aircraft in 1/72 and 1/48 scale. Here are some pictures. P-51...
Great story of an interesting car that I had not heard of in the past.
Thanks for the news. However, I am getting afraid to open up the Diecast Zone news with all the famous folks passing.
Nice pictures. Thanks for sharing.
Interesting story. Thank for another well written profile.
Great photo setting. Is this a Brooklin model?
Tony, great photographs. Some color in Chicago and suburbs now, but still a lot of green. Thanks for sharing.
All very nice.
That is one of many nice Brooklin Buick Collection models, and your photos show it off well.
@michaeldetorrice Clear might not be that bad, if all the internal components, such as engine, transmission, etc., were present. You might remember th...
My model train layout is S scale (1/64 scale). I display some of my 1/64 scale cars and trucks on the layout. It also has a small airport, where I dis...
@geno That would really be funny.
@100ford2003 +1