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  1. 02-29-2024 05:39 AM #1
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    Made in vietnam

    I purchased this model recently from a charity shop. It brought a smile to my face to see that it is made in Vietnam.
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  4. 02-29-2024 10:04 AM #2
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    Sort of a cross between a 113 and a Bradley...?
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    Or a 113 and a BMP?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Low & Slow View Post
    a BMP?
    Sure, maybe...
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    BMP - Bradley methinks.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Sapper740 View Post
    Bradley methinks.
    The only reason I mention 113 is the ramp door, Bradley is round and 113 is this weird shape.

    It's going to be a combination made from several pics they had.
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    Nothing real that I'm aware of. I got a bunch of Sovieticon made toys a while back and they are actually pretty nice. Kind of like what we made in the 1950's.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Aragorn243 View Post
    Nothing real that I'm aware of.
    No, of course not. Like many of the toys made when we were younger, it's a combination of things. I was just trying to figure out which ones.
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    It is a "Corgi" model, a well known make in the UKicon but, sadly, no longer manufactured here.
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    We had them here as well, imported I guess.
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