It’s been a while since i started collect 1:64 diecast vehicles. It begins with Starwars series, then added Disney theme ones, street cars etc… And not forgetting those heavy construction equipments.
However my collection has expanded beyond what i can afford in terms of storage space hence has to let go of some… And with heavy heart i decided to sell away the construction equipments. Please feel free to look around and offer.
#71 Hitachi Construction Machinery Wheel Loader WZ220
Box condition: 8/10
Vehicle condition: 7/10
Price: $6 exclude postage
This is a old blue Tomy label hence has some age. The box is in good condition with no torn. The vehicle, however has a chip as shown in the photos.
#52 Yanmar Tractor Ecotra EG300 Series
Box condition: 8/10
Vehicle condition: 10/10
Price: $6 exclude postage
**the box has slight yellow stain**
#66 Yanmar Combine AJ218
Box condition: 10/10
Vehicle condition: 10/10
Price: $6 exclude postage
#59 Sakai Vibratory Tandem Roller SW502-1
Box condition: 9/10
Vehicle condition: 8/10
Price: $6 exclude postage
This is a real heavy piece of art work. Only flaw is a paint chip as shown in the photo.
#63 Maeda Seisakusho Mini Crawler Crane
Box condition: 10/10
Vehicle condition: 10/10
Price: $5 exclude postage
Legs can be extended which is pretty cool to me.
#9 Komatsu Power Shovel PC200 Galeo
Box condition: 8/10
Vehicle condition: 10/10
Price: $10 exclude postage
Another old blue label series which by the way cannot be found in stores. This is in excellent condition given the age.
The 5.1 inch powerhouse device was launch in 2015 and the first device from Samsung that sports a curve screen (which gives it the name, Edge). I have been using it for 1.5 years and absolutely loves it. However my mobile line contract is due for renewal hence I decided to upgrade to Samsung S8.
The condition of my S6 Edge is in fantastic shape – no lagging, decent battery life that can last me from morning till I reach home at night (around 9pm) with in-between charging in the office. It is running on Android 7.0 (Nougat).
The physical condition of the phone is exceptionally good consider that it is about 1.5 years old. It was always protected by casing and in fact the plastic sheet on the back is still intact.
As seen from the above, there is no dent or scratch on the 4 corners of the phone.
However, there is a crack at the home button which also serves as the finger print sensor. This is a mystery to me because the crack just appear one day and I have absolutely no idea how it came about. However it did not affect the sensitivity of the button and the finger print.
Last but no least, the device comes with the first generation wireless charging dock (hence do not expect first charging) and the power plug and ear piece which are brand new.
Hope to find a good home for this excellent device.
Recently i have been “influenced” by a colleague into collecting Tomica Disney diecast collection. A bit of intro, Tomica is a toy company found in Japan around 1924 where is was known as TOMY. The name Tomica was created around 1970s.
The Disney collection is more expensive then the normal red and white box type which you can find in places like Toy R Us and department stores. This is quite justifiable in my opinion because the Disney collection are usually printed with famous characters like Mickey Mouse, Donald duck etc. Cut the words short, please enjoy actual photos of my current collection.
Model : DM-01 and DM-08
Mickey Mouse classic car with open topMinnie mouse classic car with open topModel : D-40 Mazda DemioOne thing i like with Tomica is some of the parts can be open like this.
Long, long time ago one of our boys was crazy over dinosaurs. Our place was filled with dinosaurs stuff – toys, DVDs, books etc. It was also the time when Toy r us had a lot of Dinosaurs Train products from Jim Henson. As a result our place got lots of books about dinosaurs, from encyclopedia to books with pop-up pictures.
Title: Dinosaurs, discover prehistoric life
Publishing house: Miles Kelly
Condition: 8/10
Title: Dinosaurs
Publishing house: Pathfinders
Condition: 8/10
Title: Amazing Giant Dinosaurs
Publishing house: DK
Condition: 6/10
Title: Dinosaurs, Discovery Starts with a single word
Publishing house: DK
Condition: 8/10
Title: Planet Dinosaur
Publishing house: BBC
Condition: 9/10
Title: Amazing Dinosaurs
Publishing house: Discovery Kids
Condition: 8/10
Title: The Natural History Museum Book of Dinosaurs
Die cast cars and figures have always looks good, I mean it’s colourful, often comes with a theme like Disney, Star Wars etc. We came across some really cool ones during our holiday trips to …
Die cast cars and figures have always looks good, I mean it’s colourful, often comes with a theme like Disney, Star Wars etc. We came across some really cool ones during our holiday trips to Hong Kong and Japan. Took the plunge to buy them (they are not cheap!).
Star Wars – Japan
These were purchased from 7-11 and after getting the realised it’s quite limited as you do not find them in retail shops like Toy R Us.
From what we understand this is one type of stormtrooper but not the regular white ones. They are called the Shadow stormtrooper.
We think this vehicle here needs no introduction right? It’s Darth Vader himself pulling a truck 😀.
Last but not least is the greenish R2-D2. Dun ask me why they come in green, maybe because 7-11 corporate colour is green? Nonetheless this is quite a cool piece.
Star wars – Hong Kong
We came across two figures from Hong Kong which has a “Not for sale” message printed on the box. Needless to say we grab them immediately. True enough these are quite rare, at least based on what we see in Carousel Singapore.
The Shadow stormtrooper is in die cast material, fully black and comes with a weapon. Likewise the R2-D2 is also in die cast material.
Product: Star Wars Shadow Stormtrooper
Dimension: W41 x H79 x D41
Material: diecast
Product: Star Wars R2-D2
Dimension: W41 x H78 x D39
Material: diecast
Overall we find it quite fun and interesting to acollect these figures and vehicles. It is inexpensive and gives you another objective when travelling. We will continue to lookout for cool stuff and post here, please keep a lookout!