Some of my purchases from the last 6 months

[@428garage]

Awesome

[@bigkeg9173]

I actually owned a 2 door Passat the same colour and mine had the rectangular headlights as well 👍😊 37:18

[@PaulRestorer]

Great finds, love all the BMW 2002

[@martindaredare]

Good all round video Michael, nice buildings, and some very nice purchases, the jag is a straight 6 2.5 or 3 ltr

[@johnpoile1451]

Series 2 XJ6 3.4 or 4.2 litre 6 cylinder surely.

[@johnpoile1451]

6L could refer to LWB version.

[@lotharrenz4621]

13:00 ah yes, Polistil. they were high quality, before the founder sold it to Mattell, only to start over with Bburago later... I have a Ford Fiesta from that era, didn't realize all doors and lids would open before I had it in my hands, that's how exact they were cast. 19:25 those wheels look like stolen off some pullback-type model. :P please put on something that fits the wheel wells. :) a nice model, but the front is way too short and stubby. :/ 29:35 funny, I have the same casting laying here. :) looks the same, too. ;) the K70 was meant to replace the last DKW/NSU two-stroke-powered sedans, but then VW came and bought NSU off the hands of Mercedes, with this car almost ready to sell. so they reluctantly built and sold them while trying to kill the car off. which is a shame, it's really well-made. but destined to fail... 30:35 LOL the spanish police would maybe have killed for a partol car like this. XD a Stretcher Fetcher by MIRA? funky. the only thing that I see right away is the way the wheels are fastened. in my opinion the real problem the small MIRAs have, the wheels are pushed onto stubs cast into the baseplate. if it breaks off, you lose. I have one MIRA in mint condition if not for one missing wheel... 35:20 oooh, it's mint and complete, too! they have become rare here in germany for whatever reason. the larger Schuco in general, that is. 38:20 SIKu actually did a mix of T2a and T2b, for whatever reason. the twincab version has it, too, and this slip was never fixed. I'm not sure why the sliding door would fall out no matter the condition. my guess is the whole construction with the three pins loses either internal tension, or it moves around the middle. maybe one has to straighten it out slightly. 41:00 ah, Schabak. those are actually meant to be taken apart, so you'll only have to edge out the bumpers carefully and it should fall into pieces. :) those paper cut-out buildings are interesting, and they come with scaling instructions, too. :) some pieces should go onto corugated cardboard, maybe even the double-waved from the grocery market. weights nothign and is sturdy.

[@bigkeg9173]

Great finds, love all the VW's 👍🦘🇦🇺🦘👍 49:54