I know I scanned these two cardboard graphics that came with the set, but somewhere along the line the scans were lost. Sooo, these two photos were re-worked from another photo. Sorry!
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I know I scanned these two cardboard graphics that came with the set, but somewhere along the line the scans were lost. Sooo, these two photos were re-worked from another photo. Sorry!
Ed
Well, well, well - looks like I did it again - found a bunch of unpublished photos that is. I hadn't yet gotten around to photographing the next round of military toys when I came across the files for my MPC / Multiple Toymakers Patrol Boats. I can remember having these as a kid and it took me years as an adult collector to finally acquire one...
...then another
..and another LOL
This is one of the early repos still being made under the Multiple Toymakers banner and packaged in a box with beautiful cover art. It has a full compliment of torpedoes, machine guns, and accessories but lacks figures. Any repo bought today is missing most of the accessories and is packaged in a clear plastic bag - no box. It measures 12" (30,48cm) L x 4.25" (10,79cm) W x 5.75" (14,60cm ) to top of mast / 3.5" (8,89cm) H to top of cabin.
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I got lazy when taking these photos - I just didn't feel like doing my usual 12-point photo essay.
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Fred 1.25"H Daphne 1.25"H Shaggy 1.25"H Scooby .875"H Velma 1.125"H Scrappy .5"H
As cute as this little train is, unfortunately, it's a poor performer. It can barely pull that one lone car and has a tendency to be jerky, causing it to derail. It measures 3.25" (8,25cm) L x 1" (2,54cm) W x 1.625" (4,12cm) H. The set comes with four curved sections and two straight sections for this train to run on.
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What an awesome scene this was in the movie and Play Along really did it justice considering it's just a toy!! The photo the Chat was based on was just posted the other day and I couldn't be more pleased with the image.
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