DIE CAST TUESDAY - WEEKLY

One more picture, for a bump for this Tuesday. Thanks

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Seen a diecast little red racer (#2) go for 65.00 bucks on eBay.. no damage on it but the paint could have used a little restoration.... I should have snagged it...

 

Good Tues. morning to all, worked the night shift ! Ed.

 

Good morning, Ed I really like your garage, great detail. You had me worried last week. When you said that it was your last one. I thought you were saying it was your last diecast post. Lol I had to drop the kids off at the daycare this morning.

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It was my last, but you twisted my arm ! Yours inspire ! Ed.

 

Ed keep playing! We don't have to grow up. I tell the wife, kids, and Santa.,that I need more toy cars. Hay it works for me. Well a couple more drop offs at the daycare.

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Here's a flathead powered track roadster from Rockford Illinois, and a bare metal fat fender custom from somewhere in Malaysia.

 

Hey Ron,
That is some daycare facility. Even down to the pop up baby and a surprise for that hot nurse. Sorry, could not resist... great set up and in fine detail.

Junji

 

Here are some '55 Gassers I embedded flash drives into...

 

Good morning, our first frost today. Here is my cousins diorama HO scale.

 

Cool diorama Ed. Sorry, I forgot to take pictures for today. But I can post a few from my cellphone gallery. I took them at the western Maryland Rod Run. And the model train museum they had there. thanks Ron...

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Studebaker COE

 

This is a scene I did on my club's large scale model railroad modular layout. I used some of my collection of Hubley parts for the scrap yard, and some of my Hubley collection for the "used car" lot.

 

Picked up a bag of old Tootsie Toy 's a few weeks ago. The last Hurricane sent us a day of heavy rain so I spent it cleaning up and restoring several of the vehicles. Keeping a few for my collection.

 

Hey Dean,

If that yellow RPU in that sales lot is anything like its big brother, (an added plus with the low miles) I will buy it today!!! (the real one, Ha!) What a great display of models. Every November, in our area, the local model railroad club always put on a display of trains with their detailed villages, cars, trucks and what not. But, it was nothing like your large scale display. Wow!

Junji

 

Since it's not Tuesday, I thought I'd post. Here is an old F100 I made into a USB flash drive. The truck is packaged as "Goober's" truck from the Andy Griffith Show. I believe it probably showed up on screen during the later "in color" years... as I don't think Goober was ever a real character until then (his cousin, Gomer, was always the local mechanic during the black and white years)... IIRC.

 

any Gas Rhonda cars?

 

Junji, The only problem with the model is it is a year too new.

 

Good Tues. morn to all !

 

BOO !

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You got em !

 

Here's a 1/18 scale 32 roadster that I have. The car isn't bad but they screwed the doors up and have them opening backwards. Must have thought it was a 33? I plan on a small redo getting rid of the blue paint and cheesy flames.

 

...just picked up this 55 Chevy by Jada...gotta do somethin about those mirrors tho...

 

Small addition , good Tues. morn to all !

 

I'll add the Beatnik Bandit this morning. Always been a Roth fan.

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I second that motion !

 

I got one of those..

 

R.F. ( Ron F. ) ?

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Wishes do come true. Some more parts and parts trucks came my way.


A little rearrangement of the best original parts yields two complete tow trucks and some leftover parts that will inspire more custom creations.

 

Scored this diecast Ala Kart a few years ago sitting in a box in a toy shop while I was looking for some old space stuff my Son-in-law wanted.