Dinky Toys 666 Missile Erector Vehicle & Launching Platform

Missile Erecting Vehicle with Corporal Missile & Launching Platform by Dinky Toys, No. 666. Near mint- very near mint/boxed. Fully functioning plastic cog version. Lower packing piece. From The Woodside Collection.

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Price: £225.00

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Notes

This military piece has an original matt military green finish, bright metal parts including the winding handle, with a complete and intact missile (and that includes the rubber nose), A little marking to the missile.
This is the second issue with plastic (as opposed to metal) cogs in the mechanism which raise and lower the missile well.

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Dinky supertoys 666 missile erecting vehicle platform dd876 base

Missile Launching Pad has a the usual marking to the tow ring and some notable wear to the base.

The striped Supertoys box is complete, clean and bright with a very minor repaired paper tear to one corner.
Remains of old sellotape on the box base.
Inside the box, you will find the lower packing piece.

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