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The Baggies to escape relegation by the skin of our teeth. Middlesbrough, Stoke and Sunderland to go down. Its going to be close! But if the Albion get any more injuries then I might have to revise that list :roll:

I would have thought so as it needs some assembly, I can't say I've seen many for sale though. As for price Lafos, C7/C8 complete with foam and instructions £70 maybe. Its difficult to say these days as one might go for less. However, the last lot of very nice Palitoy playsets (back in the...

The UKG cases do have a sliding back rather than a sliding bottom. They look less chunky at the bottom as a result. The other nice thing about them is that you don't slide the card in and risk damaging the edges, you drop it in from the back and then slide the cover up. I haven't got a...

Thanks Joe, I've probably got an unfair advantage in that my camera kit cost the price of a small car :oops: but most compact cameras can do a great job if there's plenty of natural light.

1. People who own and ride a unicycle 2. Jugglers 3. Wolves supporters

Pretty good results for individual pieces can be had by using natural light (no flash) on a window cill. If you shoot directly from above and manually focus (if possible) on the card and not the case you can get a half decent shot. Otherwise light boxes are the way to go as they minimise...

I'd recommend Goofbay as well. It seems very reliable and you can adjust the bid time to whatever you want.

Blimey chap, just a small collection eh? Very nice indeed 8)

Just recommending them that's all Lee. I've had cases from AFA, Oscar and UKG and have compared the quality. The UKG ones are excellent imo. There's a lot of people who shout Oscar when acrylic is mentioned, and I do use him from time to time as his stuff is pretty good, but he's not the only...

Naaah I'm far too honest :wink:

With all due respect to Oscar, UKG's cases are of a better quality plus its quicker to get them, lower postage costs and no customs fees and you'll be buying British in our industry's hour of need 8)

Feck, mines gone piss. Not happy :evil: Going to have to post more shite now :roll:

About 4-5 inches here but we are going to cop it big time for the next 24 hours apparently. Still, got plenty of wood in for the log fire and a Land Rover if we need to go anywhere 8)

They aren't that rare but many are incomplete and good ones seem to fetch high prices. The boxes are a bit more fragile than the Kenner ones. Try finding a sealed one :wink:

I would if I had one. Coco might have one or perhaps Spoons, Sith Smith or Marc (theguiltyone)? There may be genuine tape sealed ones out there but it seems that the standard Kenner practice was to glue them shut. In the past I have always checked photos before buying to see if there is any...

Yes, all the ones I have seen are glue sealed. I don't think I've seen any with tape seals and I'd be more suspicious of one that was tape sealed :wink: Of course the Palitoy versions had a thin tape seal but they are a very different box.

No Pontefract, Weston or Grimsby. Bridgwater is in there though Mash: Bridgwater lies about fifty miles southwest of Bristol, conveniently close to the M5. The River Parrett runs through the town from the Bristol Channel and on to Taunton. Once the river provided a vital industrial link deep...

Part of the Middlesbrough entry Jay: Middlesbrough Last November I visited Middlesbrough for a few days on business. I checked in at the hotel on the Thursday, and was politely and helpfully informed by the young lady at the desk that it wasn’t a good idea to go out in the centre of...

No, they don't make it Jezza, there's far worse places :wink: Weasel, here is Portadown which was 22nd out of 50 (No.1 being worst): PORTADOWN Population: 21000 Famous residents: Roy Walker from Catchphrase, David Trimble Portadown is infamous the world over for its sectarian problems...

Can't remember Weas I'll have a look.