Junior Chubbs loose and boxed vehicles - New Pics

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JuniorChubb said:
Pomse2001 said:
Hi JuniorChubb, wow great boxes mate :wink: Sorry that I can't help you with the x-wing :(

Cheers Pomse.

I am a bit unsure on the Xwing, I thought the ESB ones had 'Battle Damage' but this has not, I have lost track of which of my Xwings came with this box, but it was a car boot sale buy so who knows if the right was was even there in the first place!! Thanks anyway :D

I also have a X-Wing ESB Palitoy box just like you have. But mine have battle damage on the box. But the one you have does not have any battle damage on it, very cool :shock:
 
Nice lot of figures you have there. You could do what i did and display them in the attic. At least that way i can nip up and see them all
 
Thanks guys, it is a shame most of it stays stashed in the cupboard. :cry:

Pomse, I have wondered why this one is not battle-damaged like the others I see. I would guess it was just released earlier, not sure if it any rarer though. Would be nice to know if I have the correct X-wing with it or are all the Palitoy X-wings the same?
 
Great collection Chubb! 8)

Yes, you have the right X-Wing. This is the only ESB-version that has no battle damaged decals. It is known as the 30-back version as it was supposedly in the shops during that run. It's pretty rare! :)
 
Thanks guys :D

Cheers for the info Capetown, yup as I thought, looks like it bridges the gap between the first version and the battledamaged version. Nice to know it has its only little niche, can't find one for sale anywhere though for a price guide...

Need to get some instructions and inserts now :wink:
 
JuniorChubb said:
Thanks guys :D

Cheers for the info Capetown, yup as I thought, looks like it bridges the gap between the first version and the battledamaged version. Nice to know it has its only little niche, can't find one for sale anywhere though for a price guide...

Need to get some instructions and inserts now :wink:

Inserts are a dime a dozen. Instructions near impossible to find.
 
There's so much to look at on this forum, but I've finally got around to seeing your collection, mate- great set of photos, and your organisational skills must be congratulated :D

Heartwarming to see your original Walrusman with the DSC arm from childhood- that's an amazing connection to have from your early years. Lovely stuff :wink:

Martin
 
Cheers Martin :D

I got to get a decent pick of him for the thread Bram started about your favourite vintage piece.
 
Awesome Vehicles Chubb :D Great collection. I know how you feel about keeping them boxed up cause I have all my Loosies bagged and in boxes :cry: can't wait till I can display them so I could stare at them all day long :lol:
 
Cheers bro :D

I know the feeling, I have an empty Deltof at home but don't want to fill it until I get some decorating done.

So it might never happen :lol:
 
TC-14 said:
Heartwarming to see your original Walrusman with the DSC arm from childhood- that's an amazing connection to have from your early years. Lovely stuff :wink:

Martin

I'm a big supporter of hanging onto the battle-weathered figures of our collective youth as well. I unearthed my childhood collection of loosies not long ago with the intention of finishing the job my Dad started when I was smaller. It's the best feeling.

Fantastic looking collection, by the way!
 

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