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Matchbox Classic 1977 British Airways Airport Bus

my Matchbox Classic 1977 British Airways Airport Bus this is another classic from my childhood days, the original had long since gone but i purchased this ...

Matchbox Cliff Hanger Airport Rescue Product Review

Matchbox Play Sets Playlist //goo.gl/08Fqxc Matchbox Cliff Hanger Playlist //goo.gl/qoiebq Here is the second of three playsets that I will be reviewing.

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Russel Aguillon commented on 11 Nov 2015

Do You Have More

Russel Aguillon commented on 11 Nov 2015

DO YOU HAVE MORE!

Gurpreet Singh commented on 11 Apr 2015

The best set and I mean BEST set I have ever seen not in my head, but with my eyes

Hugo Victor commented on 27 Apr 2015

Estava. muito bom

2015 Matchbox Runway Wrangler 60 Second Review!

2015 Matchbox Runway Wrangler 60 Second Review! Check me out on Instagram @diecastic and at www.diecastic.com Thanks for stopping by Diecastic!

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PRISCA WADDIMBA commented on 09 Jan 2015

Can you do a preview of the 2015 prototype h-24

Diecastic commented on 09 Jan 2015

+PRISCA WADDIMBA I will do my best.

milincoln commented on 02 Jan 2015

These big ones are used for pulling an aircraft from the hanger to the gate. The middle part opens up and the aircraft's front wheels dock in there, thus lifting the front of the plane. Usually the Aircraft will taxi into a gate on it's own. Once the plane is connected to the gate/airbridge passengers get off the aircraft. Then once everyone is off, if the plane isnt going right back out, they will either have the plane taxi in on it's own to the hanger or have one of these take it to the hanger. Then once the Aircraft is ready to go again, they'll either use one of these big "tugs" to take the aircraft back to the terminals/gates. They use a much smaller tug to push an aircraft off a gate. I worked out at O'Hare international airport for years, I would see these every day.

Diecastic commented on 06 Jan 2015

Glad to hear that!

milincoln commented on 04 Jan 2015

+Diecastic Much better

Diecastic commented on 04 Jan 2015

Those things seem like they would be pretty annoying. Do you have a better job now?

milincoln commented on 04 Jan 2015

+Diecastic Well just to name a few things I hated.1 Every year on your birthday you have to take time out of your personal day to go get an access badge renewed.2 Every day to get to work you have to be searched and fingerprinted.3 Everything you do is watched by not only your employers but also the feds.4 Forget about bringing lunch to work.5 In the Summer time it gets very hot, It'll be a 100 degree day and to that add the heat from Jet Blast and the heat from jet engines.6 In the winter they do nothing to melt the snow and ice around the aircraft. So at times it can be like a skating rink. They refuse to put Salt down for fear of it getting into a jet engine.

Diecastic commented on 04 Jan 2015

I could imagine some major problems and complications with working there, but you definitely could learn a thing or two I'm sure.

milincoln commented on 04 Jan 2015

+Diecastic Yeah, I was like you. I thought working at the Airport would be interesting but instead it was miserable. I could go on and on about the very many things wrong with working there.

Diecastic commented on 03 Jan 2015

+milincoln Ok that makes sense! Thank you for the information. I have flown a bunch but I guess I never paid close attention to what the vehicles are doing. Working at O'Hare seems like an interesting job. I have never flown out there but I have flown out of Midway. I also took the exit into O'Hare off of the freeway one time by accident that was entertaining lol.

Wayne V. commented on 01 Jan 2015

I like this,.. It just needs a tiny bit of detail to make it pop more but I do like it . Are these the plane tows ?

Diecastic commented on 01 Jan 2015

+Wayne Spider I think so but I can't remember seeing them in my last few visits to the airport.

jelly commented on 31 Dec 2014

Those things usually just guide airplanes in and out of terminals or airplane parking spots, but lately I don't think they are as necessary based off of my observation anyways, could be wrong.

jelly commented on 02 Jan 2015

Definitely no fun in that lol.

Diecastic commented on 02 Jan 2015

Yes! lol I could just Google it but what's the fun in that?

jelly commented on 01 Jan 2015

That'd be a good reason if that's the case. Yeah but it gives us something to think about lol.

Diecastic commented on 01 Jan 2015

Possibly. It might be a case where they didn't use to have reverse now they do seems like I remember something like that though I'm not 100% sure on any of this just speculating lol.

jelly commented on 01 Jan 2015

Yeah I wouldn't know, maybe the newer jets are more advanced so they don't require those vehicles anymore or as often.

Diecastic commented on 01 Jan 2015

+jelly I think you're right. After I made this video I was thinking about it and when I was younger and flew I remember seeing them but lately I don't remember seeing them.

Matchbox Chevrolet Impala`99

Matchbox Chevrolet Impala`99 Fire Chief Command Car C14 Airport Fire Department Matchbox Fire Station 14.

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Babbelnet66 commented on 26 Jul 2012

Thanks, it`s an older car but very nice. This car has excellent "model shock absorbers", I am surprised and wondering how matchbox made it and I wish some new cars (especially the Ambulance units) has this high quality. Oh, yes I know, I`ve forgotten to made some pic´s before, I hope I do not forget to make some "before" pic`s in the future. Some units already at work, but after these I would like to do some before and after videos.

Babbelnet66 commented on 25 Jul 2012

Yes I do. I use weakly black and Silver. To cover front lights I use a cutting out, clear view M3 adhesive tape.