Special Model Series. In fact Tomica has so many colour variants, re-issues, box set versions and running series that it would be quite an incredible feat to capture them all
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OMG! SEXY CAR ALERT! I so want that car!
What's the series for that black RX-7?
Haha
so bad.. wait Aunty don't sell you the Tomicas.. maybe it was due to a rush to meet delivery schedule instead?
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Added on September 30, 2008, 9:46 amSorry abit off-topic.. now I realise what Lowyat means.. an article was made today in AsiaOne
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SINGAPORE has Sim Lim Square, Thailand has Parntip Plaza.
In Malaysia, Plaza Low Yat is the indisputable top shopping mall for cyber-geeks, gamers and IT aficionados.
Located in the middle of Kuala Lumpur's Golden Triangle and surrounded by malls like Sg Wang Plaza, Bukit Bintang Plaza, Lot 10, and Times Square, the place has, over the years, become a "must-visit" for those looking for IT and lifestyle products.
According to Plaza Low Yat's area manager, property and building management services Francis Anthony, the main factor that has been pulling the crowd is its one-roof concept.
"Almost everything that's available in the market in terms of gadgetry, latest IT products, mobile phones and cameras are available. With the number of outlets here, prices at Low Yat are definitely the most competitive in the market," he says.
Currently, Plaza Low Yat has in excess of 400 outlets and kiosks, providing IT-related devices. There are also service centres and after-sales/back-end centres to ensure customer satisfaction.
"We always urge our retailers to provide good customer services. We also constantly review our retail mix to ensure that we stay ahead of the competition," Francis says.
Plaza Low Yat has an added advantage of having other group-related developments in its vicinity such as the Federal Hotel, Capitol Hotel and BB Park, and the soon-to-be revamped Federal Bowl Centre, all of which create a "city within a city" experience.
"It's part of a bigger vision that will be revealed in due course," he adds.
Plaza Low Yat's recognition as a centre for IT products did not happen overnight. "It took us a few years to evolve into Malaysia's best known and largest IT lifestyle mall. It was a carefully thought-out strategy by our board of directors and chairman Tan Sri Low Yow Chuan," Francis says.
To ensure continuous attraction at the mall, promotions and bargains are an active part of the retail lifestyle at Plaza Low Yat.
"We and our retailers/resellers enjoy tremendous support from Microsoft, Hewlett-Packard, Toshiba, Samsung, Dell, Sony and LG in terms of back-end support and advertising. This is something which sets us apart from others," Francis says.
"To remain competitive is an ongoing challenge which keeps us busy. The retailers need our support and the principal's support and we, in turn, need to support them. It's about keeping a healthy, balanced business relationship and partnership between all parties," he says, adding that the management has to ensure that the latest products are always available at competitive prices apart from providing a safe and comfortable environment for shoppers.
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Sep 29 2008, 02:22 PM
alas.. but still hope he scores some solid points for the remaining races. Anyway back to topic, can anyone who have done more travelling to both countries sense which is a better place to source for Tomicas? 
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is it me, or there is not many Tomica fans over in M'sia too? Actually, the Singapore stock situation is quite pathetic. Most of my collection are from overseas.. = $$ 
In time, your collection will grow and that's one of the best thing about collecting small diecasts, we have the space and capacity for growth. Well we all started with one piece ya know.. 
hope they will improve soon.. I realise this is seasonal.. sometimes good and sometimes bad.. strange! 
I was thinking that the Nissan GT-R was not well moulded as it had to take into account child safety in it's design, as a result the headlamps and the body lines are not so close to the real one.
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