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I have a Hi power from Argentina during the contract years. FN not FM

It would be nice if you said the model number of each round when introducing it. Also Raufoss (green/white) Mk 211 (‘mark two eleven’ not em-kay) is not pronounced like the name ‘Rufus’. It’s pronounced row like ‘rowdy’ (“the crowd’s behavior became rowdy”, NOT for like “row a boat”) and fuss like “a fussy child. Row-fuss. Overall this is very interesting and your collection is incredible. The overall pace of the video is a bit annoying (too slow) and the background music is distracting. Needs to be quieter and maybe something like classical. Or just no music.

Well why the took off USAF is the FA-18 is a Navy. So all the ones with USAF are wrong. USAF does not operate F-18's.

Good pistol Browning HP

Id prefer you explain how to remove it

I laughed when I first saw one on the cover of guns and ammo. Now I would love to have one ! Goes to show how fifty plus years can mellow you out !😂

Wow, what a fabulous piece of history.

Great presentation, Best wishes👍

Brazilian made? At least the frame and the barrel

Do you have any of the earlier Z jets? The A102 Super Saber dyna flites? Or the very hard to find the A103 F-84 Thunderstreak? A111 OV-10 I seems like theses ones are very hard to find. Which of the aircraft are the most rare or just hard to find? Thank you

I just received my Messerschmit ME-262 Blue with the Iron cross. Very cool

I do have a 3rd Silver Mig-21 missing cockpit plastic. And needs front landing gear. I also have, others but would NEVER sell. F-84, F-100C, 2 Mig25s, ME-262 Blue in color F-18 White with yellow/Blue sticker. this is the first 2 yr production. I been collecting all 45+ yrs. Good luck in your search.

Excellent, video!!! Wish I could do that with my 3rd Mig-21. I have one mint condition with box. I was lucky enough to find a second mig-21 in fair condition. But my third one in in rough shape no cockpit glass. If I had a replacement glass I would attempt your custom design. Again, Excellent video. You truly are the Dyna flites King!!

The A-10 all dune up like the Cobra Rattler is the best! Your a lucky man to have that. Enjoy

The bombs, are not bombs. They are drop fuel tanks

Do you have any recommendation for replacement cockpits? I collect damaged Dyna Flites for replacements. Weeles, and cockpit glass.

Love this channel. I also grew up playing with these toys and have and collect all my lift. Excellent channel. Something close to my heart.

I'd love to have the actual catalog but this works just as good. Thanks for sharing it with us. This is an immense help at cataloging all my Zylmex cars in my collection that were unknown what years they came from for so long.

The primer doesn't have TNT in it. It has some fulminate salt e.g. mercury, or Lead azide or PETN :)

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Beastie boioittysss!!!

I am not sich a fan either but could not pass out on the GT40

Very cool

This is from an Argentine gun forum: A brief synthesis of the production in Argentina of these pistols and their derivatives is the following. Initially the Hi Power were manufactured under license from the Belgian FN in the Domingo Matheu Military Portable Weapons Factory in the city of Rosario, province of Santa Fe. The Hi Power manufactured from 1969 until the end of the 1970's are colloquially called “Rosarinas” and are those that are marked on the left side of the slide: FABRICA MILITAR DE ARMAS PORTATILES “DM” ROSARIO / D.G.F.M. / LICENCIA F.N. BROWNING INDUSTRIA ARGENTINA. These pistols follow the configuration of the 1965 Belgian model. At the end of the 1970's, in addition to minor changes in their configuration with the adoption of the 1973 Belgian model, they began to be marked on the left side of the slide F.N. BROWNING. Although these pistols were also manufactured by Matheu in Rosario, they are not called Rosarinas because they do not have the marking described above. There was a series of these pistols with chrome finish which were called C88. The last series of Hi Power pistols with the 1973 model configuration are marked on the left side of the slide: FM HI-POWER / INDUSTRIA ARGENTINA. As a consequence of an issue related to the license for its manufacture granted by the FN, at the end of the 1980's the M90 version was designed and started to be manufactured, whose most notable characteristic is the use of a slide of uniform width, without the traditional step in its front part. A variant of the M90 is the so-called Detective with a shorter slide and barrel length. Both versions of the M90 were replaced by their counterparts in the M95 version, the most notable feature of which is that it incorporates an automatic safety that blocks the firing pin movement unless the trigger is pressed. With the closing of the Domingo Matheu Military Portable Weapons Factory in December 1996, the manufacture of Hi Power pistols in Rosario ceased.

Get to the Office now! Lol 😂

I need extra value!😂

Muscle Bound Star Wars '95 was STRONG with the FORCE!

Nice! I actually have that DX Version of that Toy!

The music is epic

That's awesome! Smaller than a Micro Machine!

Did you call the marshmallow man phillsberry doughboy

Colt had no involvement with the development of the Star Super pistols, improvements are purely Star

That M*A*S*H helicopter is Kidco circa 1981.

I wish Zee Toys would have released a helicopter multi-set!

I am really enjoying your videos, Nou Nou Nico! I've learned a ton already, but still have a bunch of your videos to review. As a fellow collector of diecast aircraft, in particular helicopter toys, it's great to find other collectors who enjoy the stuff I love. Also, thanks for your shout-out to Raymond - I now have another source of information to learn from. :)

That's Japanese. The series name translates to "Hot Wings," and it was a line of toys that saw a great deal of variety in packaging over many years. These flyers can be found in the Hot Wings World Famous Machines series, which consisted of 41 different aircraft. As you know, Zyl/Zylmex actually made the aircraft toys, which were then marketed and sold by the Japanese company Masudaya (Modern Toys of Japan). It appears that Masudaya actually sold lines both for the Japanese/Asian market and the English market based on the example I have in my collection.

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Didn't fit multistorey carpark,had to park outside.😂

SBA Susan B Anthony is the lady on bill.$1

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Great collection of MPCs of a person that was there in Vietnam. Love these MPCs. Nice of you to share.

5:00 is Mot Tram Dong (100 Dong) and Hai Muoi Dong (20 Dong) Bank of Republic of Vietnam Issued 😁😁😁👍👍👏👏 Just for Souvenirs .

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That is a Ford gt from before you was ever thought of don't disrespect that car you should be ashamed of yourself

Great collection 👍👏

Good decision to buy it. Those things are rare. i am 39 years old and when I was young, I saw a lot of swensons, pachmayrs and early wilson colts. I can recognize it by the early style beavertail and the commander hammer. Nowadays, I can't see any of those so that is a very good find.

'65 Grand Sport

That window is indeed not split

Hahaha "What's inside the box?"