Die-cast Toys

The quality of toys in Kenya can vary depending on where you purchase them. In urban areas and larger stores, you can find a range of high-quality international and local toys. However, in more rural or informal markets, the quality may not be as good due to cheaper materials and manufacturing processes. It's always best to check the quality before purchasing.

With no mint mark, or an "S" on the reverse side, this coin retails for about $200 if worn, up to $275 with little wear.

With a "CC" mint mark, the corresponding value range is roughly $300-$500

There are quite a number of various ways that one can receive a copy of the Hasbro toy catalog. One way would be to go to the Hasbro website and purchase one.

Good toys for two year old children are any toys that stimulate their brains and teach them skills in Alphabet, singing, Sharing. There are many teaching toys for two year olds that help with their ability to solve simple problems and share and care.

Yes.. Bakugon battle brawler toys are sold in stores like target, walmart, kmart, kbtoys, toysRus. Bakugon items are sold at these various stores so if you are looking for some Bakugon items then please feel free to go to these stores to get what you are looking for.they are really popular you have to go as soon as they get them in.I would suggest getting them offline like ebay,amazon and other places.

yes, in eBay there many more of that stuff like the classic one of the 1985 Bakugon. you can purchase one a kind that thing in internet

Toys 'r' Us is definitely the best place to find a wide variety of toy cars. But if you want to perhaps find one that is less expensive Wal-Mart, K-Mart, or Target are also great places to look. Cars are a popular toy for young boys especially so many stores do stock them.

in the miridif citycentre and the shop is hamleys,and also in the bookshops inside the mall.

in the lamcy plaza in booksplus.

in any gulf greeting shop.

and other malls

in toy saurus in festival centre

in Sahara centre toy saurus

7 inches

Research a process called "lost wax casting". The process is simple really. Make a model of what you want using wax. Put a stem on the model somewhere that you can peel off when it turns to metal. Put the model into a special sand or heat resistant casting plaster. Heat the plaster or sand casting to melt the wax and bring it up to the approximate temperature of the liquid metal, then pour in your heated/liquified metal into the spout that was created by the stem. There are a couple methods of forcing the metal into the small cracks and you'll find them by researching the process.

Depends on what type of Hot Wheel it is. Normal ones sell for a dollar. Special ones sell for two or three.

Yes it is, as an adult you can decide to collect what you want to. Many adults already collect Corgi and Dinky toys so why not Hot Wheels.

That depends on what you consider 'high quality'. Do you value beauty, strength, suppleness, ability to last a long time, ability to produce best heat in a fire? Different woods for different purposes.

Hot Wheel toys remain one of the most popular toys of the ages. They are still sold in almost any store that one can buy kids toys. Walmart, Kmart and Target all carry Hot Wheels. Toys R Us, Amazon and Ebay also have Hot wheels for sale.

My most powerful one is a alpha percival(darkus) and my haos mega nemus they both have 720. i have seen a custom one with 99,000,000 gs. here is a website with custom bakugan.

www.permagrincustoms.com

anywhere from $600 - $900

It depends WHICH MArx... Most are Tin, or diecast. The most valuable would be in MINT condition, some of the model Include the TIN friction set (all lithographed multi colored) M10005 set which could have as many as 7 trailing Named City rolling items) also an unusual find is the 1829 engine. Condition is paramount in all cases for Marx trains.

In a way. Hot wheel cars are made better than Matchbox in my opinion.

When first made they were hand painted however in the modsern age they are spray painted onto the metal body of the toy car.

There were 24 code car models released in 2007, but the codes are not supposed to be distributed without the cars

Edited....

Very true.... There is no answer for the codes. There was talk about Mattel giving answers to the codes, but it never happened.

Hot wheels collections can be worth a varied amount. This can depend on the size and rarity of the items within the collection. As well as the desirability of the items, and the value that the buyer puts on them.

demand- special seasonal bears wants- bears

need- (not really) things for the bears

On the official hot wheels website, listed under the "most popular" section there is the

Lamborghini Gallardo LP570-4 Superleggera; the Tesla Roadster; the Batmobile; the2010 Ford Shelby GT500 Super Snake; the 1957 Chevy; the Custom 2011 Camaro; the 1971 Dodge Challenger; the Dodge Challenger drift car; the 1969 Ford Torino Talladega; and the Chevy Camaro Concept;

hope this helps:)

It completely depends on what it is and how old it is. In general, mattel sold most Limited edition Hot Wheels in the $10-$15 range. Most of those cars are readily available on the internet for less. Camaroes and Mustangs seem to hold their value best. Limited cars from the early 1970's may be 1000s of dollars, such as an Ed Shaver AMX. ($5000) Shell limiteds go for a couple of hundred. You would be best served by finding a Tomarts Guide to Hot Wheels or one of the other guides and looking the car up. Expect to get 1/2 the value unless you are looking at rarities.