Snautzer01
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- Mar 26, 2007
I must say i wonder. I see thanks to you guys a lot of kits going by. But what would you say, is the most rare sought after? And why?
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True value is in the eye of the beholder. But still.I'd say each of us has their own "unicorn" kit. And it probably changes from year to year. I doubt there is "one" kit for everyone.
I believe that is one of the laws of thermo-dynamics.I would agree. Especially when you purchase said unicorn kit and another becomes the unicorn.
In my place to get a bigger fire cracker in the fuselage of a Bf109E model without destroying it on forehand.Foolishly playing with our toys. What were we thinking?
Not resale value that is for sure, I had this as a Christmas present, now advertised at £675 (around $930 US).Foolishly playing with our toys. What were we thinking?
I always felt that the role of the Corgi Transporter at Waterloo was under reported. It not only countered the French infantry and provided covering fire for the light cavalry and marching band, it also wiped out the Africa Corps and some German paratroopers on a regular basis.I had a Matchbox set of military vehicles at a very young age. They looked like military vehicles but off somehow. Who ever heard a Centurian tank?