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The 'Stihl' Man
 
Join Date: Jan 2005
Location: TAS
Posts: 27,591
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hey guys
I already have a few 1:18 models, but I was thinking the other day how cool it would be to have a collection of falcons. I was thinking of getting every model (XK-whenever I stop). I dont think I will go with 1:18's as it might get rather expensive for something thats just going to sit there. 1:48 seems like a good size, but there seems to be alot of 1:64's floating around on ebay, but thet are so so small. Which ones are easyer to get hold off? I will end up getting utes, wagons, coupes, etc etc, doesn't really matter, and make a kind of time line. What do you think? Anyone else done similar? Just something else to waste some cash on...lol 
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