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On 7/31/2024 at 11:04 PM, batman_fan said:

Tonights winnings

Quite possibly my favorite win.  Loved the Banana Splits as a kid!

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Down to only one more to finish the entire set.

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This takes me to 3 of the 6 in the series, all sealed.

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So I just bought an open kit to finish the runout this sealed one was priced at a bargain

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Congrats on the Jungle Swamp. That was a decent price you got it for, no?

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On 8/1/2024 at 8:02 AM, batman_fan said:

Not bad, just under $300 with the BP

I don't follow the sealed kit market too closely, but the Swamp always seems to be among the higher priced Prehistoric Scenes when I come across one.

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On 8/1/2024 at 6:05 AM, dick pontoon said:

I don't follow the sealed kit market too closely, but the Swamp always seems to be among the higher priced Prehistoric Scenes when I come across one.

I am amazed at how much prices vary on the kits.  You can have a kit auction for $600 and then 3 month later only go for $250.  A sealed Captain America went for less than $800 with the BP.  An open Big Frank with a nice box went for almost $6500.  It is crazy

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On 5/16/2024 at 1:17 AM, Hepcat said:

By the early spring of 1964 I had a morning Monday to Saturday paper route delivering the London Free Press from which I earned the princely sum of $2.76 per week. This left me sufficiently well off financially to actually buy some of the model kits that looked particularly tempting. The Aurora German "Wolfpack" U-Boat featuring Jo Kotula's box art which I'd been admiring at Tuckey Hardware a couple of blocks away from my house became the first of about a dozen military model kits. Here's a photo of the one from my present day collection:

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Though I wasn't bold enough to try painting it at the time, I was very pleased with the way it turned out and thus encouraged to build more. I don't clearly remember but I may have built either a Graf Spee or Bismarck as well:

 

I had that same Aurora U-Boat kit back in the day. :cloud9:

I'd love to get back into building models again one of these days.

 

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