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Scale Model Collecting Guides

Plan your display, identify model editions and understand materials, scale and features with practical collecting guides.

Scale Model Collecting Guides
Editorial illustration: How to verify figures and accessories in a movie-car listing

How to verify figures and accessories in a movie-car listing

Editorial illustration: Plan a roadwork model scene around a grader or dozer

Plan a roadwork model scene around a grader or dozer

Editorial illustration: Operator figures in construction models: included, removable or absent?

Operator figures in construction models: included, removable or absent?

Editorial illustration: How to spot incorrect construction-model listing details

How to spot incorrect construction-model listing details

Editorial illustration: Older versus newer construction-model releases: what to compare

Older versus newer construction-model releases: what to compare

Editorial illustration: 1:50 or 1:87 construction models: choose a scale before buying

1:50 or 1:87 construction models: choose a scale before buying

Editorial illustration: Buying a used construction model: a condition checklist

Buying a used construction model: a condition checklist

Editorial illustration: How to photograph a diecast model for a useful condition record

How to photograph a diecast model for a useful condition record

Editorial illustration: How to catalogue a diecast collection without mixing variants

How to catalogue a diecast collection without mixing variants

Editorial illustration: Plan an excavator-and-truck loading diorama that actually fits

Plan an excavator-and-truck loading diorama that actually fits

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