Polish Spitfire Mk. Vb
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Polish Spitfire Mk. Vb
I said several times that my favorite company, 21st Century Toys, had to release the most beautiful Polish Spitfire: the Jan Zumbach's "Donald Duck" from 303 Sq. My "prophecy" is coming true now: http://www.21stcenturytoys.com/area21/a ... newsID=332
I understand that great companies donate at least one product to the "prophets". My address is:... (It was a joke).
Thanks, 21CT!
I understand that great companies donate at least one product to the "prophets". My address is:... (It was a joke).
Thanks, 21CT!
For our freedom and yours
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Very nice. Wieslaw, ever wonder if this is a 21C tip 'o the hat to our favorite Polish forum member?
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I like it, but since these things are so impossible to find once they are released (getting stuck in that distribution hole in themiddle of the country for months on end) its really nothing for me to get excited about. Now, if it shows up at the small retailers relatively soon, meaning that it is accessible, then I'll be a happy camper
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I hate spitfires... both the planes and the car.Rowsdower wrote:Spitfire is friend of all children!Fox Tare-28 wrote:Now that's a Spit I wouldn't mind having. I LIKE IT VERY MUCH!
although the plane is better than the auto.
good traders/sellers/buyers
Alloyskull(x2), PanzerArm(x2), Ostketten, Mikeg,tmanthegreat,Coreyeagle48
Alloyskull(x2), PanzerArm(x2), Ostketten, Mikeg,tmanthegreat,Coreyeagle48
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My friend had a '67 Spitfire... I loved that thing. How could you hate it? Sexy car. I have to say that his was a POS though. We had to pretend we were wearing seatbelts... no buckles. We threw the belts over our laps. that's how bad it was... No paneling, no radio, the doors would open up sometimes, so you had to ride with your hand IN the door, grabbing a bar or something and holding on to it for your life. That was a death car. None of the guages worked, we had to just guess our speed. But man, it was quick and handled really, really well.
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Good Traders:
KAMIKAZE
Ruger
Olifant
Panzer M
Good Traders:
KAMIKAZE
Ruger
Olifant
Panzer M
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