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Now that I'm exploring one sixth scale I'm mad at my sister all over again. Right after I left to join the army (don't any of you dare ask if it was union or confederate) she had a little garage sale and offed my extensive collection of G.I. Joe stuff, including the six wheeled ATV, the helicopter, fighter jet, and the Jeep with cannon and searchlight trailer! That stuff is worth a small fortune these days. I even had the space capsule!!

Max-U52 wrote:Now that I'm exploring one sixth scale I'm mad at my sister all over again. Right after I left to join the army (don't any of you dare ask if it was union or confederate) she had a little garage sale and offed my extensive collection of G.I. Joe stuff, including the six wheeled ATV, the helicopter, fighter jet, and the Jeep with cannon and searchlight trailer! That stuff is worth a small fortune these days. I even had the space capsule!!

So ?

Yankee or Confederate ??
(that was right up there with "caution wet paint", and "dont push the red button" !)

It's just gone for £150 plus postage. Nice truck but £150???

Just think, - if you had bought them all, what a profit you could have made. Could have bought another tank with the proceeds.

I'd expected Roundhead or Cavalier!

Max-U52 wrote:Now that I'm exploring one sixth scale I'm mad at my sister all over again. Right after I left to join the army (don't any of you dare ask if it was union or confederate) she had a little garage sale and offed my extensive collection of G.I. Joe stuff, including the six wheeled ATV, the helicopter, fighter jet, and the Jeep with cannon and searchlight trailer! That stuff is worth a small fortune these days. I even had the space capsule!!

I was wondering whether you were with the Right Honourable the Lord Cornwallis or the treacherous Mr Washington
As to Garage sales I joined the service and my Mother sold my Bicycle (Lovingly built with my own two hands) and a full unmarked boxed set of every American car of the 50s and 60s in the "Corgi" line up.
If I thought of their present value I would probably cry.
Shaun.