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Dinky Toys 666 Missile Erecting Vehicle with Corporal Missile & Launching Platform
Missile Erecting Vehicle with Corporal Missile & Launching Platform by Dinky Toys, No. 666. Very near mint/boxed. Early issue with metal cogs (not plastic). Scarce. With Instructions, Quality Crontrol Tag & packing. From The Berlin Collection.
Price: £275.00
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What a fine example of this impressive Dinky military set! This is a very close to mint example with a complete and intact missile (and that includes the rubber nose).
Obviously this set has spent most of its fifty or so years in its box. In very close to mint condition( paint loss at the tow ring, and a few small marks to the missile).
This is the more difficult to source early issue with metal (as opposed to plastic) cogs in the mechanism which raise and lower the missile.
Missile Launching Pad has all delicate parts intact.
The striped Supertoys box is close to mint with bright fresh colours on largely unrubbed clean card. Careful seam repair to a lid corner.
Remains of the old tape which kept the lid closed.
Inside the box, you will find the bright yellow packing piece in which the models sit (666 embossed):
Dinky Inspection Tag still inside the box too.
Very rare to find this complete.
A real delight for military and Dinky enthusiasts alike.
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