Some nice (and cheap) sets of wheels for your 1:18 riders. If anyone knows who made these (Toys R Us used to sell them), please let us all know. And although not sure, it is believed there were other models available...
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Another one of those cases when you think: "This may come in handy".
Toys R Us, late 90s, early 00s... 2 dollars a piece and no clue about their origins. Great scale, in some details (like effective durability or your own will to sacrifice their parts) even tops
Maisto´s off road bikes.
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Top left bike has some lines reminding the
Kawasaki z1000 "Toecutter Bike" from the
Mad Max franchise. A "Dakar" Rally bike. Pretty cool. The other two, while having KX250 printed on their seats, actually look like vintage
Kawasaki dirt bikes.
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Scale shots with a
RAH G.I.Joe figure.
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