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[walkie]

.

 

[Frunkstar]

Mint? WTF are you on about, look at all that paint loss

 

[poncho]

if i had leia boushh focus id pay no more than £15 for it

 

[Frunkstar]

if i had leia boushh focus id pay no more than £15 for it

Yeah but we all know you're even tighter than me Chris :lol:

 

[poncho]

if i had leia boushh focus id pay no more than £15 for it

Yeah but we all know you're even tighter than me Chris :lol:

every penny counts in this hobby bud :lol:

 

[.Q.]

Howdy all, yep I'm one of the paint error hunters and she is a beaut! 8)

Would certainly suggest she's worth more than a meagre £15 but not sure beyond that... :?

Taken the liberty of sending a PM, just in case she's for sale. :wink:

 

[Bootyhunter]

It's a nice piece but very hard to price I'd probably stick £15 start bid on it

 

[walkie]

I didn't even get chance to list it FS on the forum, but it's sold now.

 

[Frunkstar]

I did a valuation estimate on the FB thread buddy,was I close?

 

[walkie]

a quid off your top estimate, cheers matey

 

[Frunkstar]

Glad to know I still have my eye it Stef & good to know you realised its value buddy

 

[walkie]

Thanks for your help, it's a nice figure not doesn't fit into my collection and I don't fancy starting another mini focus

 

[Hugoagogo]

Please don't leave the thread like this? Who bought it and what was it worth?

 

[walkie]

40 quid

 

[Hugoagogo]

40 quid

Thanks, still learning what things are worth.
:wink:

 

[talldroid77]

Forgive my ignorance on factory error figures but would it not be possible to simply chemically strip the paint off a section of a figure and pass it as an error? It would be a fiddly job but possible.

I'm sure the above figure is a genuine factory error but I can't really see how that could be proven?

Thnx

 

[indianawars]

I suppose there are way to remove the paint, but you'd probably end up damaging the plastic in the process. Where as the plastic on this looks to be completely untouched by any chemicals.

 

[Frunkstar]

I suppose there are way to remove the paint, but you'd probably end up damaging the plastic in the process. Where as the plastic on this looks to be completely untouched by any chemicals.

Do a search on Bill Rodgers (billy boy)

 

[walkie]

Forgive my ignorance on factory error figures but would it not be possible to simply chemically strip the paint off a section of a figure and pass it as an error? It would be a fiddly job but possible.

I'm sure the above figure is a genuine factory error but I can't really see how that could be proven?

Thnx

Believe you me and I've tried several methods but 'completely' removing paint is a lot harder then you think.

 

[talldroid77]

Forgive my ignorance on factory error figures but would it not be possible to simply chemically strip the paint off a section of a figure and pass it as an error? It would be a fiddly job but possible.

I'm sure the above figure is a genuine factory error but I can't really see how that could be proven?

Thnx

Believe you me and I've tried several methods but 'completely' removing paint is a lot harder then you think.

Ah ok - it's not something I've tried. Guess I mentioned it as I used a decorators wipe to clean an LFB the other day and ended up smudging the belt paint - rest of it unaffected.

I'll take your word for it m8