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What can you tell me about them.... anything really, how to get one and other info as to how many are made and are they made for all diecast?
That sadler M&M's is sweet looking.Here's a couple of examples of Action protos from my colleciton:
http://diecastcrazy.com/community/members/524-albums1350-picture30475.html
http://diecastcrazy.com/community/members/524-albums1350-picture61176.html
http://diecastcrazy.com/community/members/524-albums1349-picture32074.html
These are Brookfield protos:
http://diecastcrazy.com/community/members/524-albums1349-picture61175.html
http://diecastcrazy.com/community/members/524-albums1349-picture61177.html
http://diecastcrazy.com/community/members/524-albums1349-picture61174.html
believe it or not there was a company that essentially did just that...the detail was really pretty cool, they were made from sheet metal and eventually went to mid level mass production on a few pieces but that was the nature of the company. They made one off prototypes of the larger counterpart with an emphasis on racing vehicles...in particular they put out a handful of pieces for Kurt Busch and Ryan Newman for one season and then just faded off the public map.A real life prototype is usually one of a kind car ( in this context), that includes hand made parts, manual fittings etc... Usually not meant for production later on, they are designed and built for a specific purpose. They are projects in continuous development stage. Would be very surprised if there were die-cast prototypes, as that would be a very expensive proposition... But not impossible!
Milestone Development... ;-)believe it or not there was a company that essentially did just that...the detail was really pretty cool, they were made from sheet metal and eventually went to mid level mass production on a few pieces but that was the nature of the company. They made one off prototypes of the larger counterpart with an emphasis on racing vehicles...in particular they put out a handful of pieces for Kurt Busch and Ryan Newman for one season and then just faded off the public map.
I couldn't remember the name of that company. Thanks Bob.Milestone Development... ;-)