Post by Harley on Jun 14, 2010 7:53:31 GMT
I've been packing away my modelling stuff over the weekend prior to a move and I'm left with two items that I really don't want to bin but can't see me ever doing anything with.
First is a built up old MPC oval racer. It's not a NASCAR but it is a full bodied late '60's/ earlt '70's car with complete racing chassis and exhausts that come up and over the engine and exit through the bodywork.
It looks complete (but what do I know?) and the body has no paint on it, just some rather tired decals.
Second we have the components for a diorama. The original diorama base hasn't weathered the years too well but all the model bits (bar one) are still OK - if dusty. This was my "Sorry Mate I didn't see you" diorama which shows a Volvo cut in two after having had a bike ride through the side of it. If you're interested you will be getting both parts of the Volvo (including a driver still on his mobile and assorted debris), two passers by, a Golf GTI for background and rufty tufty biker figure who is posed to be talking to the driver. You'll need to source a 1/25 - 24 scale bike but I can't belive that should be a big problem.
Form an orderly queue please.
First is a built up old MPC oval racer. It's not a NASCAR but it is a full bodied late '60's/ earlt '70's car with complete racing chassis and exhausts that come up and over the engine and exit through the bodywork.
It looks complete (but what do I know?) and the body has no paint on it, just some rather tired decals.
Second we have the components for a diorama. The original diorama base hasn't weathered the years too well but all the model bits (bar one) are still OK - if dusty. This was my "Sorry Mate I didn't see you" diorama which shows a Volvo cut in two after having had a bike ride through the side of it. If you're interested you will be getting both parts of the Volvo (including a driver still on his mobile and assorted debris), two passers by, a Golf GTI for background and rufty tufty biker figure who is posed to be talking to the driver. You'll need to source a 1/25 - 24 scale bike but I can't belive that should be a big problem.
Form an orderly queue please.
