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Anyone Seen These?

Ran across these during some Internet wanderings. All are 1:200 diecast. Bad part -- 229 POUNDS.




 

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Awful damn heavy for 1/200th scale!...
 

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Who makes them? And are we sure about that weight?
 

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My bad...that's English pounds. As in cash.
 

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MD, I think he meant the price was 229 British pounds.

Who makes them? And are we sure about that weight?

 

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MD, I think he meant the price was 229 British pounds.




Thats $447.97 in US dollars if it 229 pounds..
 

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UMMMM No thanks.
 

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UMMMM No thanks.

I'll second that. It appears to me atleast that these models are made from mahogany. Still way too overpriced.
 

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Yeah, I don' t see those things rushing out the door too quick........
 

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Last edited by Canucklehead : 01-14-2008 at 09:21 PM. Reason: direct hyperlink to retail site outside of the Marketplace section
The XB70 is made by Historic Aircraft Models, the F100D by Squadron Models (75 GBP), the F111 by Eclipse (87 GBP).

All these diecast ranges are available on Miniature aircraft and helicopter models both civil and military from Corgi, Herpa, Gemini, Dragon Wings
 

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