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The blogger explores the world of scale model cars, trying various brands for small batch production. They praise Kyosho’s detailed Maserati model despite its questionable size. However, disappointment arises with the oversized Johnny Lightning MGB, which is incompatible with their diorama. The author remains hopeful about a forthcoming Auto World Rambler Marlin.

The post discusses recent additions to a collection of die-cast models, specifically Hot Wheels and Matchbox vehicles. The author reflects on the nostalgic value of the cars, especially the early ’80s Hot Wheels “Baja Breaker” and a disappointing Matchbox AMX Javelin, emphasizing their significance despite their lack of rarity.

The author reflects on winter’s persistence in the Rockies, prompting nostalgia as they sort through childhood collectibles, particularly die-cast cars. Memories of a childhood Pepsi crate and various models reveal a connection to the past. The piece mixes humor and sentiment while celebrating the joy of collecting. Happy Easter wishes close the narrative.

At long last! It cost a lot of money in a bidding war, but I finally have the elusive last color for the Alfa Romeo T33/3 “Periscopica!” Although some collector’s guides allege this body was also made in white, if such an animal exists it must be excessively rare, because in 4.5 years as aContinue reading “NEW BUILDS – The LAST Alfa Romeo T33: This Italian Stallion has a “WHIPLASH SMILE!””

The die-cast collector’s project, restarted in 2016, sees new arrivals in the form of childhood car replacements. Recent finds include a Mattel “Speed Machines” replica of the Hot Wheels “American Victory” and a Corgi Junior “Rough Terrain Truck.” Both bring nostalgia, with more additions anticipated soon.