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Rhino
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The true joy of Cap-Holder-O-Matic can be found in the Gallagher-esque instruction sheets. Are ya feelin' the winter doldrums, Bub? Well, be of good cheer and take a look!
Cap-Holder-O-Matic Instructions TLAR Models #
Free downloadable instructions for your brand-new Cap-Holder-O-Matic set!
tlarmodels.com
paddy
Well-known member
A bit of self indulgence here but this is quite rare now and i have never had an original Protar model.
its streets ahead of later Italeri copies although they never did copy this model so its Protar or nothing. Spokes in the wheels are almost the right thickness and the frame and other parts are white metal
I took a chance on it as it was £60 in an ebay auction and all the "buy it nows" were over £100
Good news was its been sold by St lukes hospice charity here so even if it turned out to be rubbish it was a great cause. As it is its fantastic and even the decals are useable
One day i might find the AJS 7R from Protar to go with it
its streets ahead of later Italeri copies although they never did copy this model so its Protar or nothing. Spokes in the wheels are almost the right thickness and the frame and other parts are white metal
I took a chance on it as it was £60 in an ebay auction and all the "buy it nows" were over £100
Good news was its been sold by St lukes hospice charity here so even if it turned out to be rubbish it was a great cause. As it is its fantastic and even the decals are useable
One day i might find the AJS 7R from Protar to go with it
