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Cox P-40 and Testors P-40
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Madguns- Bronze Member
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Re: Cox P-40 and Testors P-40
I have the Testors version. I had no idea there was such a big size difference.
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Re: Cox P-40 and Testors P-40
Yep, they don't come much uglier than that.
What were they thinking?
What were they thinking?
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Re: Cox P-40 and Testors P-40
that's from a collector over in ohio, the guy has/had one of the biggest collections around
Re: Cox P-40 and Testors P-40
Very cool!
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