Die-cast Toys

It depends on many things. In RC racing, A quart of fuel would last anywhere from 60 minutes of running time to 90 minutes, depending on motor size, vehicle , engine tune (rich or lean)., etc.

I race RC off road 1/8 scale and qualifiers are usually 5 to 7 minutes and "A" mains are usually 30 to 45 minutes long. Most races run 3 qualifiers and then the Main event. One quart of fuel should last you one or two races depending on how much you practice.

In the leisure RC hobby or "backyard basher" world, It just depends on how much you use it and how the engine is tuned. I have seen people get 5 minutes of run time out of tank and I have seen someone else with the same vehicle get 7 1/2 minutes.

boys buy old hot wheels

I was given an original shell from Jeff Gordon from 103rd St Hobby Shop in Jacksonville, FL for my dying Husband who was the biggest Gordon fan while alive! This man at that hobby shop would never sell this car shell, but gave it to me to give to my husband David. I still possess it. It is the coca-cola days when he was racing before pepsi on his hood is Dupont. He raced gas at this hobby shop, I measured it with a ruler so my dimension may be incorrect but the car is 19 inches long and back end is approximately 7 inches long. If you need more info you can contact the hobby shop above he should remember us and tell you about this car. If I haven't been able to properly answer your question. Good Luck and God Bless you and your family! Tina Passmore

The top hat, the shoe, and the thimble.

If you ask any diecast collector why they collect, they will tell you that it's about the vehicles. They like vehicles, cars, trucks, buses, tractors and all kinds of other things that move. They collect diecast replicas to be able to have the vehicles that they like and most of all, get to have them in scale so they can have many of them. It's easier and of course much less expensive to have the scale model than to own the real thing. The collector is able to have as many as they would like and in as many different colors and styles as they can find. They can display them and look at them any time they wish.

You can purchase them in the US at the first link listed below. If you find they are out of stock, you can purchase them in Canada at the link listed second below.

Values vary from $1 (or £1, or whatever country you're in) to $1000 - it depends which figures you're talking about, and their condition. There is no easy way to tell, you just have to learn about all of them - there are plenty of reference books.

Sets or other items (e.g. horse drawn carts etc from their farm range) in original boxes are usually worth about double what the same items would be without the box - in some cases there is an even bigger difference. For example, some years ago a boxed set of Britains plastic (also collectable - not just lead now) Robin Hood set, made circa 1960, sold for about UK£1200. It was a very attractive box, made to look like a scene in Sherwood Forest, but stll, the set of 5 figures on their own in good condition usually go for about £100 - so that means the carton was worth £1100!

Empty boxes are valuable, and bought by collectors who have (or think they can find) the figures which go in them. Britains boxes have a set number, and the reference books show which figures should go in which number box.

And don't get too hung up about Britains Ltd figures - their competitors' (e.g. JoHillCo, Timpo, Taylor & Barrett, Hanks Bros, Pixyland/Kew) figures are just as collectable and with a similar range of values

Listed new at some places for a little over $38US. Used is less. I have one to go with my real one. Model is nice, figure worth about $15-$20.

The same amount that someone is willing to pay fot it.

Why dont you name your catapult after a Roman or Greek God

Eg: Kronos, Venus

Or after a real catapult

Eg: Big Bertha

Pry off the slide. Undo the screw on the safety and remove. There may or may not be a pin but if there is, pop it out. I dont really remember what else but it should be pretty straight forward from here.

Happy airsofting !

You can purchase Hot Wheels tracks at local retailers such as Target, Toys "R" Us or alternatively, you can purchase Hot Wheels tracks online at places such as Amazon.

The prestige Solido Bentley die cast car is worth four pounds.

It comes from being stepped on. At one time Mattel sold a small tool to fix the issue.

I sold one recently at a toy collectors fair for £400 so if you have one keep hold of it as it is extremely rare.

Unsure what you are seeking. These were an 8 shot swing-out cylinder 22 BLANK revolver, made in Italy in the mid 1960s. They are not capable of firing live ball ammo safely, and retail for around $25.

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oxymania :(obsession for sharp objects)

xiphimania (swords obsession)

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The Silver Streak made by Ohio Toy was a pressed tin toy train with the engine representing the M10000 as made by Union Pacific. It had two cars to make the modern toy train of the time (1934-5). The engine had four wheels while the cars had only two at their rear ends. This made it look like the articulated trains of the time. The train was painted silver with black litho details. They also made one with more color later and was not name the Silver Streak as it was not silver.

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For the current Hess Truck you can buy them at your local Hess Gas Station. Check here for a location near you.

Once they are sold out at the stations, the only way to buy them is through the secondary collectors market.

There are several good sites on the internet with an excellent selection of Hess Trucks, such as the one below.

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The Custom Barracuda in mint shape ranges from $100 for a common color like blue, to over $1,000 in olive. Very few, if any, prototype versions of this car have ever appeared. If real, in the $$$thousands.

See prototype Hot Wheels at www.redlineprotos.com