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These were like die-cast ships with ports and cranes and other bits.
They only seemed to be available at our local shop for a while
They only seemed to be available at our local shop for a while
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Re: Minic Ships .... Does anyone remember these
I remember these,made by Triang along with Minic Motorway I believe.
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Re: Minic Ships .... Does anyone remember these
Matchbox made a range called Seakings in the 1970s.The Trickster On The RoofComment
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Re: Minic Ships .... Does anyone remember these
Yes, very collectable now. Especially the rarer parts of the "port" pieces.
But plenty on eBay:
http://shop.ebay.co.uk/?_from=R40&_t...All-Categories
From the same period the push-along metal trains with the metal track."It's never too late to have a happy childhood."Comment
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Re: Minic Ships .... Does anyone remember these
I played with these as a child and have a collection of the modern models.
The port models are still in production together with new ship models - have a look at their website at http://www.triangminicships.comComment
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Re: Minic Ships .... Does anyone remember these
I had the Queen Mary that came with a couple of little tug boats which I bought on the real Queen Mary in Long Beach, California.
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