U.S.S. Voyager Micro Machine

 

Ok I did a lot of the bids, but look how much the final bid was...for a ship that is about 2 inches long at most.

:rofl

 

Someone's gonna feel like a schmuck when they get that thing and realize they spent $70 on a little bit of PVC plastic.

i guess that crack pipe was working overtime for the moron who got the winning bid :wtf  :wtf

the only reason i bid on it (my max bid was $65) was because it's the last of 2 micro machines i need for my collection. Saddly I lost, but I did find a colectors set which comes with both ships i need. hopefully I'll win that one.

 

 

anyways, if what i read in those things is true about the U.S.S. Farragut being a rare one, i might sell off my extra Farragut I have. lol. But first i'll need to find out how to do that, and how much it would cost to ship it.

70 bucks for THAT???

 

my 1/350 scale enterprise-A only cost me 60, and that thing's HUGE!!!

70 bucks for THAT???

 

my 1/350 scale enterprise-A only cost me 60, and that thing's HUGE!!!

<{POST_SNAPBACK}>

discontinued toys seemingly inspire madness.

especially when it's one of two that you need to finish off your collection.

Dang, I used to have that set, too.

70 bucks for THAT???

 

my 1/350 scale enterprise-A only cost me 60, and that thing's HUGE!!!

<{POST_SNAPBACK}>

how big is it?

70 bucks for THAT???

 

my 1/350 scale enterprise-A only cost me 60, and that thing's HUGE!!!

<{POST_SNAPBACK}>

how big is it?

<{POST_SNAPBACK}>

That's rather a personal question, isn't it?