I paid $59 (delivered) for this built Trumpeter 1/35 Stryker on ebay, so I figured I saved a lot of money.
Bravo 1/32 Stryker---ONLY $179.99
Bravo 1/32 Stryker---ONLY $179.99
Ludicrous link to Bravo 1/32 Stryker: http://www.ebay.com/itm/1-32-Unimax-For ... 1210951965?
I paid $59 (delivered) for this built Trumpeter 1/35 Stryker on ebay, so I figured I saved a lot of money.
I paid $59 (delivered) for this built Trumpeter 1/35 Stryker on ebay, so I figured I saved a lot of money.
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tmanthegreat
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Re: Bravo 1/32 Stryker---ONLY $179.99
Dragon, that's an awesome Stryker model you have there.
Insane on the Bravo Team version, simply insane. I mean if it were 1:18 and no longer in production, I maybe could see that, but the 1:32 plastic vehicle without figures and accessories?
Those BT Strykers were all over my local Targets at one point, even up to about 3 years ago... I have a loose one stored away somewhere. It really was the best of the Bravo Team 1:32 vehicles, even if the back ramp and a couple other hatches didn't open. The detail and tooling was just that much crisper than the others in the BT line. I think the vehicle was slated for production as part of Unimax's actual Forces of Valor 1:32 diecast line, but then got cancelled when they scrubbed their FOV modern armor line. Too bad. It does still display well with its diecast brethren, however.
Insane on the Bravo Team version, simply insane. I mean if it were 1:18 and no longer in production, I maybe could see that, but the 1:32 plastic vehicle without figures and accessories?
Those BT Strykers were all over my local Targets at one point, even up to about 3 years ago... I have a loose one stored away somewhere. It really was the best of the Bravo Team 1:32 vehicles, even if the back ramp and a couple other hatches didn't open. The detail and tooling was just that much crisper than the others in the BT line. I think the vehicle was slated for production as part of Unimax's actual Forces of Valor 1:32 diecast line, but then got cancelled when they scrubbed their FOV modern armor line. Too bad. It does still display well with its diecast brethren, however.
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Light.Inf.Scout
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Re: Bravo 1/32 Stryker---ONLY $179.99
179.99....stupid. One just sold on May 22 I think for 68 bucks.
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ketelone
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Re: Bravo 1/32 Stryker---ONLY $179.99
To think I was picking these up on clearance for about $15-$20... Have you seen Figarti's Stryker. Very nice but pricey.
Ketelone
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Re: Bravo 1/32 Stryker---ONLY $179.99
TMANTHEGREAT:
The Targets in my city never carried much from FOV/Bravo except the mediocre 1/18 M1 Abrams and M2 Bradleys, so I missed out on a lot. At least now, I have Stryker.
The Targets in my city never carried much from FOV/Bravo except the mediocre 1/18 M1 Abrams and M2 Bradleys, so I missed out on a lot. At least now, I have Stryker.