Post by Faust on Apr 26, 2022 23:06:58 GMT
Since it’s been a while, I thought I’d put up another Dinky Army review.
However, I wanted to do something really out of left field, something that’s not as often thought about when one thinks of Dinky Toys. That something is a French Dinky Toy! Yes, as oddly juxtaposed as it may sound, today’s topic is a Dinky Toy made in France, in a French box, not related to a British toy at all.
Adding to the fun, it’s an incredibly piece-y and complex bruiser of a toy, the Brockway Bridge Layer!
So, if you’ve ever had an imaginary river you needed your Dinky Army to cross, this was the piece of kit you’d turn to in order to accomplish that. Heck, even if the water was real, this think could have come to the rescue!
Check it out at the link below, and let me know what you think!
adamrehorn.wordpress.com/dinky-toys-no-884-brockway-bridgelayer-truck/
However, I wanted to do something really out of left field, something that’s not as often thought about when one thinks of Dinky Toys. That something is a French Dinky Toy! Yes, as oddly juxtaposed as it may sound, today’s topic is a Dinky Toy made in France, in a French box, not related to a British toy at all.
Adding to the fun, it’s an incredibly piece-y and complex bruiser of a toy, the Brockway Bridge Layer!
So, if you’ve ever had an imaginary river you needed your Dinky Army to cross, this was the piece of kit you’d turn to in order to accomplish that. Heck, even if the water was real, this think could have come to the rescue!
Check it out at the link below, and let me know what you think!
adamrehorn.wordpress.com/dinky-toys-no-884-brockway-bridgelayer-truck/