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Yet another new Matchbox MBX Fire Dasher, from the 2021 Case E. Grey plastic is a reminder of this little castings low price point, particularly in the US, but its body is made of metal and as generics go its classic American era styling is entirely believable. Mint and boxed.
One thing that I have never owned is a "collectable" whiskey decanter. I can say that this is still the case.
I saw this Jim Beam antique fire engine whiskey bottle set at a yard sale today. I refrained from even asking about the price. I was tempted, though. It is a good scale to work with Pinky:st figures. In fact...
... in fact, the wheels would be the right size for the Pinky Street Gypsy wagon project I was considering! Oh, man! I could probably use the wagon chassis for the gypsy wagon! And the "steam engine" parts would work well in the Pinky:st scale river boat project.
I wonder if the sale will be going tomorrow? I wonder if this wagon sold today? I wonder what they're asking?
I wonder why I passed on buying, or even asking about, this thing?
Oh well. At least I can say that I have still never owned a "collectable" whiskey decanter.
Day 112 of The 365 Toy Project
21 April 2012
U.S. Forest Service fire engine and DUKW converted to a fire boat. 1976. Miller Canyon Station, Arrowhead Ranger District, San Bernardino National Forest. Lake Silverwood, CA.
with thanks copy right adey alison all these pics and more can be found @ britishfirerescuepics.webs.com/
A deliberately generic Fire Engine by Matchbox. Nice shape but couldn't they have used their many licensed castings? Anyway, this was bought this year as part of a 5 vehicle set. Mint and boxed.
"Specialist rescue team" with inflatable pontoon boat on standby by the look of it. It's been raining heavily, but not that heavily.
Looking like something from a 1970's science fiction movie is this pseudo futuristic looking Fire Engine by Suntoys. Although the vast bulk of their 1/64 castings are unlicensed they are usually based on real vehicles but now they have joined the craze of designing a range of completely original fantasy themed vehicles which bare no relation to anything on the road. That isn't really part of my collecting styles but there is something rather appealing about this model in a quirky kind of way and wouldn't actually look too out of place in either the HW or MBX ranges. Part of a five vehicle set currently available in Wilkinsons. Mint and boxed.