- Sterling USS Missouri - Hobbyist Forums
The Sterling Missouri is 1 192 Which puts it at almost 5 feet I believe The Nichimo 1 200 Yamato is 52", and the Missouri was only a few feet longer If you got one for $30 00 then you got one heck of a bargin Perhaps they forgot to add a '0'
- AFX Slot Car Museum Major Update | Hobbyist Forums
Courtesy of RJAFX the museum has been updated after RJ sent me over 200 photos of cars I did not have Most of them are turbo and SG+ I have most of them up on the site (some are still being worked on) I am sure there are typos, errors in the descriptions, even stock #, however, I have done
- Yesterdays finds. | Hobbyist Forums
I went out and took a walk yesterday and here are my finds from the comic book store, family dollar, thrifty shopper, Walgreens, and Wegmans grocery store 👍 Basic line series 1968 Corvette gas monkey garage in gold with flames and tampos Chevy Silverado EV RST pickup truck in Gray And
- Diecast kit with pit crew, help!! - Hobbyist Forums
Hello, I have been searching the internet high and low and I cannot find out any information about the collectible I have It is a #22 Sterling Marlin Ford Thunderbird with the pit crew standing around the car It was made by Racing Champions Inc I know it is from 1991 when he drove for Junior
- Scm diecasts - Hobbyist Forums
Sterling marlin #94 sunoco(has hole in bag) Bill elliott #9 melling Sterling marlin #22 maxwell house Bobby hamilton #68 country time Ken bouchard #72 auto palace Brad teague #38 bonfire Tommy ellis #56 fancamera Joe ruttman #75 dinner bell Dick trickle #24 team III racing
- Need some help determining the value of these cars!
Revell Collection (Original Coors) 1998 Coors Chevrolet Monte Carlo (Sterling Marlin #40, Diecast Replica, 1:24 Scale ) 1 of 3,120! Revell Collection (Miller Lite) 1998 Miller Lite Ford Taurus "The Adventures of Rusty" (Rusty Wallace #2, Diecast Replica, 1:18 Scale ) 1 of 5,004!
- Stihl ms 211 C Help needed please - Hobbyist Forums
So far I have spent £20 sterling so no big deal One more clue, when I put it back together and fired it up I took the chain break off and turned the idling screw in to increase the revs to start the chain moving, but I turned it all the way in and the chain did not move
- 1:64 Transformer Replicas - Hobbyist Forums
I could not resist the charm of these I am glad that they do not 'transform' as these look so much better without all the broken body lines Another observation is that the ones I picked up tonight at TRU in Sterling, VA did not have the transformer logos on them The only ones I left were the
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