Hello !
I’m trying to find model Jags to fit with my model trains …
Apart the Viking XK 120 and the old Matchbox 420G in HO/OO scale, I
haven’t found anything yet.
Any suggestion ?
Cheers,
Philippe–
Philippe, XJSC 87 Strasbourg
STRASBOURG, France
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In reply to a message from Klebs sent Wed 11 Aug 2010:
Keep an eye on the 1:76 scale models of Oxford Diecast
http://www.oxforddiecast.co.uk/
They have many new models each month, but sell out very fast–
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I’m trying to find model Jags to fit with my model trains …
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Hendrik-Jan Thomassen
Nijmegen, Netherlands
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In reply to a message from Klebs sent Wed 11 Aug 2010:
There are a lot of 3-inch model Jaguars out there, but most
are hard to find, and disappointing when you find them.
Matchbox made a whole bunch, including SS100, XK120 FHC & OTC,
3.8 saloon, D-type, E-type, XJ40, XJ220, and XK8s. Check out
the survey at toycollector.com (http://tinyurl.com/33q387k).
Mini-Dinky offered an E-type coupe and a Mark X.
Husky had a Mark X saloon and an E-type coupe.
Corgi Junior offered an E-type coupe, an XJ (S2?) saloon, an
XJ-S, and an XJ40. At least some were Husky reissues.
Hot Wheels had an XJ220, XJR-9, XJ40 (ex-Corgi), D-type, and
XK8 drophead.
Playart had an E-type coupe.–
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I’m trying to find model Jags to fit with my model trains …
Apart the Viking XK 120 and the old Matchbox 420G in HO/OO scale, I
haven’t found anything yet.
–
Robert MacLeay - 1990 Majestic (USA)
Denver, CO, United States
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