Re: Latest Acquesitions - pt.3
Posted: Wed Nov 13, 2024 6:03 pm
Lots of nice scores, Mark.
On Veterans Day, I took a ride out to the Electic Chic Antique Mall. I go there to see what’s new along with what model kits they have for sale. Came across a ‘34 Ford Dragster kit. No price sticker but I was too lazy to find out. There was a Johan Barracuda dragster kit next to it - no price sticker.
Looked around more… found a Revell 1/32 USMC RF-4B Phantom II kit. Took a peek inside. Wow that’ll be a big bird once put together. Asking price was $25. Decals were yellow. Skipped by on that one.
I did find a VW T1 Samba van kit for $10. I had debated on getting it but held off to see what else I’ll find. There was a couple of San Francisco trolley car kits I was going to pick up for $8 a piece. Again, held off to see what else I can find.
The last kit I saw was a Tamiya Russian KV-1 tank kit. Price sticker listed as $65. Wow…that’s a lot for an old 1972 boxing kit. Upon further inspection, I find out it’s a motorized Tamiya kit. Now it made more sense. A bargain for sure. Skipped out on that as well. Needless to say, I left empty handed. Regretted maybe I should have picked up the SF Trolley kit.
On Veterans Day, I took a ride out to the Electic Chic Antique Mall. I go there to see what’s new along with what model kits they have for sale. Came across a ‘34 Ford Dragster kit. No price sticker but I was too lazy to find out. There was a Johan Barracuda dragster kit next to it - no price sticker.
Looked around more… found a Revell 1/32 USMC RF-4B Phantom II kit. Took a peek inside. Wow that’ll be a big bird once put together. Asking price was $25. Decals were yellow. Skipped by on that one.
I did find a VW T1 Samba van kit for $10. I had debated on getting it but held off to see what else I’ll find. There was a couple of San Francisco trolley car kits I was going to pick up for $8 a piece. Again, held off to see what else I can find.
The last kit I saw was a Tamiya Russian KV-1 tank kit. Price sticker listed as $65. Wow…that’s a lot for an old 1972 boxing kit. Upon further inspection, I find out it’s a motorized Tamiya kit. Now it made more sense. A bargain for sure. Skipped out on that as well. Needless to say, I left empty handed. Regretted maybe I should have picked up the SF Trolley kit.





