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Re: aussie DIRT & TRACK magazine's

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tamiya wrote:wonder how many "full sets" of D&T still exist... Possibly rarer than every-year collections of Penfolds Grange Hermitage :D
I went through mine the other day...... wrote a list of the few that I need to complete my set.... then lost the list!

Got a few extras too, should list them up as trades.... or maybe I'll just send them to you, Rob....

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I had numbers 1 to 59 with doubles of 1 to 7. I sold them to a certain Mr Chang from Victoria in 2003. I wonder if he still has them. They were in top nick too.
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1300GT wrote:I had numbers 1 to 59 with doubles of 1 to 7. I sold them to a certain Mr Chang from Victoria in 2003. I wonder if he still has them. They were in top nick too.
Hmmmm....... wonder if it's the same one..... Mr Willy Chang? Mr Willy 'tamiya' Chang?????

Willy?

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i'd love to get at least scans of them, only rc mag I had a subscription to
I'm a retro radio control hipster - I only like the stuff no one bought!

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Some just popped up on ebay, issue 42, 44, 45 if anyone needs it for there collection

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1300GT wrote:I had numbers 1 to 59 with doubles of 1 to 7. I sold them to a certain Mr Chang from Victoria in 2003. I wonder if he still has them. They were in top nick too.
did it come with the Bruiser edition of RCCA? :D

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Yep. The first issue of RCCA featuring the Bruiser, RC10 and Hotshot was with the other magazines too.
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1300GT wrote:Yep. The first issue of RCCA featuring the Bruiser, RC10 and Hotshot was with the other magazines too.
sweet :D small world, Chris. That RCCA was a sweet bonus, thankyou.
RC10 in it huh? Might have to go revisit!!

ya got your lot of D&T plus a few smaller piles back then to try fillin the missing holes in my own stack.
They're still here all good but haven't read them in ages; got boxed away during my last move
& thought it'd be safer to leave them boxed... right next to my LP collection :P

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That's good you still have them Willy.
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    ahh I miss the ole Mk1 shell on the PB Mustang... they call it 1/8th but its probably more like 1/6th since the 1:1 ain't that big :lol:

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    After much looking I finally got my collection started, a batch appeared on ebay so snapped them up. There's 37 ranging from issue 28 to 62. I know Alex has some doubles so waiting patiently :)
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    Hi,

    I was wondering is there an issue that had a test of the RC10 with MIP 4wd conversion?

    It would be in the vintage section in the last couple of pages.

    I can't remember what Aussie magazine that I bought that it was in, it could have been Racing Lines.

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    I'll have a browse after dinner and see what I can find.

    Cheers
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    caesar wrote:After much looking I finally got my collection started, a batch appeared on ebay so snapped them up. There's 37 ranging from issue 28 to 62. I know Alex has some doubles so waiting patiently :)
    Good to see that it was someone I know that snapped them up.... I looked at that auction, and would have given you a run for your money, apart from the Ballarat pickup... just about every issue I needed to complete my collection was included, too :cry:, but I couldn't justify the 8+ hour return trip...

    My doubles aren't that many any more.... numbers 11, 44, 45 and 49 complete, and numbers 7, 8, and 10 with at least the middle pages missing....

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    Re: aussie DIRT & TRACK magazine's

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    i still want a collection of D&T...i had a subscription in the early days.
    I'm a retro radio control hipster - I only like the stuff no one bought!

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