Will do. Jacques Dujardin must be closer and he has a fantastic collection. Be sure to get his CD encyclopedia on DVD, lots of good and accurate information and he covers airplanes too.
If you do not have his email, pm me.
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No. 67A Junkers Ju 89 bomber
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Re: No. 67A Junkers Ju 89 bomber
by grwebster » Sun Sep 11, 2011 5:06 pm
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Re: No. 67A Junkers Ju 89 bomber
by aliflore » Mon Sep 12, 2011 7:14 am
I have of course his encyclopedia on DVD, which is very interesting, but with some little mistakes.
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Re: No. 67A Junkers Ju 89 bomber
by grwebster » Mon Sep 12, 2011 7:31 am
Jacques constantly updates his CD as new information and corrections are made. Of course for those of us who have a year old copy of the CD that doesn't help.
All of Sue Richardson's book have errors and omissions but they probably won't be reprinted again.
As Jacques' CD covers all Dinky Toys products, not just aircraft, and the history and a multitude of details, it has broad appeal.
All of Sue Richardson's book have errors and omissions but they probably won't be reprinted again.
As Jacques' CD covers all Dinky Toys products, not just aircraft, and the history and a multitude of details, it has broad appeal.
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