netmatrix

musclemania wrote:

takata wrote:

Musclemania>>> count me in for da Disney shop Pintstripe Mc'Q!!!

If I have a chance, I sapu at least 3 biji (u, Net and I, hahaha).

Sinclair............. I HATE U!!!

The twins in ready to "go major potty" position haha. Why is Sam & Twitch still carded? I stop short of having only Malebogia.



I don't think i will be collecting any action figure in the near future.

chee keng hong wrote:

another kind of poison!!!

U guys forgot Masalah Mania. Cool haul UCB. So thats whats the military colors are for. The Matrix figures are cool.

Honky tonk is T-hunt is it? Why is a Smurf driving the thing.

musclemania wrote:

wow, great haul, Net. as powerful as Optimus Prime.
i jst get poisoned by Cars and looking to get Mack too, yummie. i'll try searching
nice CARS in the nxt business trip, hehehe.

sinclair wrote:

Luxury for your Lightning McQueen!

sahama wrote:

Nice truck

chee keng hong wrote:

wow!! Nice "CARS" hauler!! come with full accessories!!

danielh wrote:

nice truck! what's the scale and length? looks like more than 400mm long.

Got this from Takata this afternoon. Very cool. I think i want to improve it.

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Hot Wheels Designers Howard Rees and Larry Wood modified the casting, extending the side fenders to accommodate the track width, as well as providing a new place on the vehicle to store each of the plastic surfboards. The roof was also cut away and replaced by a full-length sunroof, to lower the center of gravity. Nicknamed "Side-loader" by collectors, this was the production version of the Beach Bomb.

The Rear-Loader Beach Bomb is widely considered the "Holy Grail" of any Hot Wheels collection. An unknown number were made as test subjects and given to employees. A regular production Beach Bomb may be worth up to $600, depending on condition. Market prices on RLBBs however, have easily reached the five-figure plateau. Within the last decade, one of two existing hot pink RLBBs sold for reportedly above $70,000 to a well-respected and widely known Hot Wheels collector. The Peterson Automotive Museum in Los Angeles had a pink RLBB in its Hot Wheels exhibit. It was displayed on a single rotating platform, much like the kind used to showcase precious gems. The Hot Wheels Collectors Club released a new, updated version of the rear loading Beach Bomb in 2002 as a limited edition.

sahama wrote:

netmatrix wrote:

Thanks for the offer too. But i think this years MM cars already complete. So next year another story. The last car is always the hardest to get.

Congrate you have completed the 2010 MM. I have only one to go that is : Eliminator, belum keluar lagi nampaknya.

Thanks for the offer too. But i think this years MM cars already complete. So next year another story. The last car is always the hardest to get.

I went there last week. But the stall did not have any more higher end models to show. Only basic loose cars. According to him, got very bad shoplift/ theft case at Jln TAR. Puasa month also steal. Criminals knows no God. Want oto have sales also already hard. Have to face off with thieves some more. Damn!!!

I wish u got bring in higher end models, but keep it somewhere safe so we can see and u have no shop lift problem. Basic loose cars... bawak banyak!!

musclemania wrote:

Arkghh...pressure from Sahama for me to get the white one

Thats an awesome turn of events. It would probably be the most expensive T-hunt u will ever own.

musclemania wrote:

Finally, Javelin! Congrat yo!
U scored carded '67 Camaro again? arkkggghhh...i gotta work harder, hahaha.

sahama wrote:

But theres a new carded maistro hotrod at Tesco come with a key