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Sterling USS Missouri - Hobbyist Forums The Sterling Missouri is 1 192 Which puts it at almost 5 feet I believe The Nichimo 1 200 Yamato is 52", and the Missouri was only a few feet longer If you got one for $30 00 then you got one heck of a bargin Perhaps they forgot to add a '0'
AFX Slot Car Museum Major Update | Hobbyist Forums Courtesy of RJAFX the museum has been updated after RJ sent me over 200 photos of cars I did not have Most of them are turbo and SG+ I have most of them up on the site (some are still being worked on) I am sure there are typos, errors in the descriptions, even stock #, however, I have done
Yesterdays finds. | Hobbyist Forums I went out and took a walk yesterday and here are my finds from the comic book store, family dollar, thrifty shopper, Walgreens, and Wegmans grocery store 👍 Basic line series 1968 Corvette gas monkey garage in gold with flames and tampos Chevy Silverado EV RST pickup truck in Gray And
Diecast kit with pit crew, help!! - Hobbyist Forums Hello, I have been searching the internet high and low and I cannot find out any information about the collectible I have It is a #22 Sterling Marlin Ford Thunderbird with the pit crew standing around the car It was made by Racing Champions Inc I know it is from 1991 when he drove for Junior
Scm diecasts - Hobbyist Forums Sterling marlin #94 sunoco(has hole in bag) Bill elliott #9 melling Sterling marlin #22 maxwell house Bobby hamilton #68 country time Ken bouchard #72 auto palace Brad teague #38 bonfire Tommy ellis #56 fancamera Joe ruttman #75 dinner bell Dick trickle #24 team III racing
Stihl ms 211 C Help needed please - Hobbyist Forums So far I have spent £20 sterling so no big deal One more clue, when I put it back together and fired it up I took the chain break off and turned the idling screw in to increase the revs to start the chain moving, but I turned it all the way in and the chain did not move
Need some help determining the value of these cars! Revell Collection (Original Coors) 1998 Coors Chevrolet Monte Carlo (Sterling Marlin #40, Diecast Replica, 1:24 Scale ) 1 of 3,120! Revell Collection (Miller Lite) 1998 Miller Lite Ford Taurus "The Adventures of Rusty" (Rusty Wallace #2, Diecast Replica, 1:18 Scale ) 1 of 5,004!
1:64 Transformer Replicas - Hobbyist Forums I could not resist the charm of these I am glad that they do not 'transform' as these look so much better without all the broken body lines Another observation is that the ones I picked up tonight at TRU in Sterling, VA did not have the transformer logos on them The only ones I left were the
Using Wheel Puller and Press - Hobbyist Forums Olive fork handles are usually a bit shorter I would say the "tool" you found is a seafood fork Either name does the trick, AND they can be had in stainless steel so can be much thinner than the aluminum wheel pullers to get into the tighter spaces For those "more well heeled", they could even swing for a sterling silver model
Winross 1 64 Trucks | Hobbyist Forums - hobbytalk. com #17 Sterling Trucks World of Beers St Pauli Girl Labatt Blue Molsen Golden India Pale Ale Winross Historical Series #1 Pepsi 1898-1928 #2 Pepsi 1929-1930 #3 Pepsi Early 1940’s #4 Pepsi 1939-1951 #5 Pepsi Happy Holidays #6 Pepsi 1940’s #7 Pepsi Late 1940’s #8 Pepsi 1950’s #9 Pepsi 1960’s #10 #11 my email is ironroses82@gmail com