POB's dinky toy collection: Left-hand-side of cabinet: Row 1 of 12 (from the top): GRAND PRIX CARS
"Collectors are happy people" ~ Johann Wolfgang Goethe.
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| PICTURE 1: Can anyone name and date this car? |
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| PICTURE 2: Can anyone name and date this car? |
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| PICTURE 3: Can anyone name and date this car? |
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| PICTURE 4: Can anyone name and date this car? |
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| PICTURE 5: Car #14 Can anyone name and date this car? |
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| PICTURE 6: Car #1: Ferrari. Date? |
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| PICTURE 7: Car #17: Can anyone name and date this car? |
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| PICTURE 9: Car #30: Can anyone name and date this car? |
Patrick O'Brien's MODEL CAR COLLECTION: 1:43 SCALE
Recorded: July 2014, France, age 70
Approx. 300 models covering four topics:
[1] The Most Competitive GP/F1 car each season 1894-2014 (120 seasons, 109 models, 11 missing)
[2] Various GP/F1 cars 1910-2004 (approx. 40)
[3] The Sports-Touring Car 1945-1995 (approx. 100)
[4] Sports racing cars 11
[5] Alfa Romeo approx. 25
[6] Bugatti 7
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Re: How has your F1 devotion evolved over the years?
Post by POBRatings » 18 Jun 2013 19:53
I started my interest through playing with Dinky Toy GP cars at age ten and a 1954 Castrol yearbook that my father gave me, with a picture of a South American driver on the cover......can't remember who it was, driving a streamlined Mercedes to win at Reims.
Since then reading magazines and books, continuing to collect 1:43 scale toys/models have increased my enjoyment. The more I learn , the more I enjoy F1.
Last edited by POBRatings on 19 Jun 2013 20:53, edited 1 time in total.
