Those look great. I stripped the paint off one of mine and cleared the zamac. I also shaved the front spoiler and the side exhaust pipes on the one pictured here. I have a few others that I’m painting as well, as the Redline ones went on clearance at King Soopers quite a while ago for the price of a regular Hot Wheels car.
^^^ Great job!
I have plans to customize some of my die cast eventually - maybe when I retire
- Phillip
I was just on ebay and found a couple dozen currently listed. I hit the BIN on one so I now have one coming. For those looking it is a 2015 Hallmark ornament. Thanks for posting the photo of this car and for all the additional information.
Randy Goodling
CCOA #95
Got carried away and built a 3.8m cabinet to take some more of my Cougar stuff that has been packed away in boxes
Laid out some of the 67/68 collection - Akusa, Bandai, Tayo, Welly, Sunstar and original promos. Do realise I had so many doubles
Here’s the 67/68 stuff so far - I know there are a couple of promos missing
Don’t know where I’m going to display all the 1/64th stuff
Wow Leon! I know you got me beat!!
That will be impressive when it is finished.
- Phillip
Very nice collection Leon.
Steven
I have a set purchased from www.CougarClub.org that Phillip designed for the 50th Anniversary of the 68 cars, he did an amazing job.
They are nice - well done
I’m also a fan of the TFC cars as well as the M2 Machines. Well I guess I’m addicted to the cars of any scale 1:64, 1:18, 1:1, etc.
Not all diecast but unpacked a few more boxes
Here are a few of mine.
Leon,
Is that blue Asakusa convertible a factory piece? Or someones custom? That is a very nice display case you built and the cars look great in it.
Randy Goodling
CCOA #95
Randy - the Asakusa is a custom. Somone took the roof off
Thanks Leon. I figured that it was a custom.
Randy Goodling
CCOA #95
Looks like that Custom Cougar is a new reproduction?
Is that available now and if so, where did you get yours?
Thanks for posting!
- Phillip
^^^ Thanks!
- Phillip
^^^ OK, I see the Speed Racer vehicles and what looks like original comic art framed on the wall?
- Phillip