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Collectibles World of Diecast Car Models V3, where diecasts meet passion

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Kiloweya
post Jun 24 2009, 09:51 AM

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i just bought a new home, i have made one collection corner for me.. thinking of putting my transformers collection but since it is in complete view.. i think a new hobby is needed just to show people that came to my house that im not 10 yers old (collecting diecast make u look 12 years old see the diffrence?). my question is, if i were to start collecting die cast cars... who do i pm to in lowyat to purchase?... i guess right now im only interested in jappanese cars like the nissan gtr.. mitsu.. etc propably i think i would like some official products from d1 gp that got some value init?... i dont know... can somone help me out here

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Kiloweya
post Jul 1 2009, 08:03 AM

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QUOTE(Jasonist @ Jun 25 2009, 05:29 PM)
Kiloweya: for jap cars try autoart... guess u can take a browse in BTS if ur from KL.. other than that try pm tkt, he's selling hotworks diecasts, which produces some great D1GP cars from 1/24 scale to 1/64 scale... good luck in ur search and happy diecasting! wink.gif
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thanks... already pm... you guys been a great help
Kiloweya
post Jul 2 2009, 06:55 PM

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just want to share with u guys... my dad was a chemist and he gave me a couple of books about polymers a few years back (so what the hell does this gotta do with die cast collecting?... wait wait) so there is one chapter that talks about polymer degredation.. so it seems that polymer goes to certain changes from one time to the other.. this changes is called ageing. so ive heard a lot of diecasters have problem with thier tires melting..(see science does have something good in it right?).. since that rubber (or synthetics) degrade what you can do is is to dellay the process by making sure that the polymers are not in contact of three things which are HEAT, LIGHT and CHEMICALS..

the melting tires are called depolymerisation which means that the structural composition of the tyre itself is breaking where the protien seept through the chemical bond making the tire lose their elasticity
(plese correct me if im wrong.. im no chemist..)

bummer right?

( one more thing... there are shoes with POLYURETHANE sole.. if you buy this SH&T be ready to wear them all the time sinse that PU tend to age fast whe not worn...when PU age it is spectacular... it breaks down like sponge cake... there are PU soles with new chemical compound that stops/rememdy much of this aging... but who are we to know... off topic a bit)

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Kiloweya
post Jul 2 2009, 07:07 PM

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sory bro tkt... my head is like this... jumbleup like jigsaw puzzle


Added on July 2, 2009, 7:12 pm
QUOTE(prodigy5031 @ Jul 2 2009, 04:21 PM)
Jasonist: yup, a lil bit touch up 4 da pics.. wink.gif

my previous collections... cry.gif  cry.gif  cry.gif
(1:24 Maisto Nissan Skyline R34 GTR & 1:24 Kentoys Nissan 350Z)
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wahhh... your rim stolen!!! next time dont park near rice cooker bro... alot of bad people there

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