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Die-cast Toys
Metal scale models of cars, trains and aircraft produced by manufacturers such as Hot Wheels, Corgi and Matchbox
520 Questions
How many violent video games are there?
Theres WAY to may to count. But i guess I would estimate around 1 billion. There's a lot of violent video-games nowadays, that's why there is a rating system for video games, so you don't have to deal with the vulgar language or violence that's included in the game.
Which is the Hot Wheels slogan 'beat that' or 'lead the way'?
Hot wheels has had several slogansincluding both "beat that" "lead the way" and "think fast" i know there was more but i do not know them all
Is There a PokeSave For Mystery Dungeon?
yes go to http://www.upokecenter.com/games/dungeon2/guides/wondermail.php but it Pokemon mystery dungeon explores of darkness
from jonny Jones
Why should there be violent video games?
Absolutely not. Humans are violent in nature at times, and movies are a form of self expression. It is much more safe to have violence expressed and enjoyed through movies than to have it actually acted out in real life.
Why did the Indian caste system last so long?
The caste system last such a long time, because people ate banana's while making it. So that is why we know that it has been around for a long time. They also played Black Ops while making it. Thank you
How many points are chaos woriors?
In Warhammer 40,000, Chaos Warriors are typically represented by various units depending on the specific game edition and codex. For example, in Warhammer Age of Sigmar, a Chaos Warrior generally has a points cost ranging from 100 to 200 points per unit, depending on the specific loadout and enhancements chosen. It's important to consult the latest codex or points reference for the most accurate and current values.
How do you unlock the Dragoon?
All Dragoon transformations are unlocked through the story. As you continue to play, the story unfolds and you gain the ability to tranform into Dragoon state.
What does G4 and F12 mean for coins?
G4 and F12 are two of the many possible grades describing a coin's condition.
Conditions are normally broken down in to major categories designated by letters, and numbers are then used to further refine the condition within those major categories.
The letter grades are:
- P: Poor. So worn that the coin is barely recognizable, and generally not worth collecting.
- G: Good, actually quite worn but the design and date are recognizable. Usually the lowest collectible grade
- VG: Very Good. Still quite worn, but with more details showing
- F: Fine. Moderate wear, with many details visible
- VF: Very Fine. Slight wear, all details visible
- XF (or EF) Extremely Fine. The coin has minor wear.
- AU: Almost Uncirculated. The coin has been in circulation but has essentially no wear
- MS: Mint State. The coin is in the same condition as when it was minted.
- PR: Proof. A coin struck with special dies giving it (usually) a mirror-like finish, and made for sale to collectors rather than spending.
Within those grades, numbers are assigned ranging from 1 (the lowest) to 70 (the highest). For example, the numbers from 4 to 7 are assigned to the Good category, so a G4 coin is more worn than a G7, but neither one is in decent enough condition to fall into the VG range. Similarly F grades range from F12 to F19, and so on.
La Suisse is the French name for Switzerland, a small, mountainous and landlocked country in western Europe.
How do you make a toy car fast?
welll that all depends on what kind of toy car you have ..... hot wheel, R/C car, gas powered, electric, wind up..
Ken Saunders, is located in Ontario Canada. former owner of Old Favorites Book Shop in Toronto, now in Stirling ON.
Dealer still in Rare and out of print books, check web site; www.KenSaundersBooks.com
also owner of Liesure World Hobbies
Hot Wheels cars were first produced in Hawthorne California in 1968. The demand became too great for the US factories and Mattel went to Hong Kong for more production. Since then, they have been made in Thailand, Malaysia, France, Mexico and China. Most are made in Malaysia now.
You either have a Coronet Gold Dollar or a Indian Head, small head gold dollar - both coins were minted in the year of 1854. Assuming you have the Coronet in very fine condition (VF20), its value is: $200. If you have the Indian Head, small head coin, its value in very fine conditon is: $350.
How do you get the sling pin out of the G36 grip and attach a bipod?
There is a button-like pin attached to the underside of the hand guard that holds the sling pin in place. Push it in and it will release the pin, allowing you to pull it out. To attach the Bipod, simply fit it into the recess at the very front of the hand guard and replace the sling pin. -Josh
