It was developed in response to the 1953 Motorama display at the New York Auto Show, which showed the Chevrolet Corvette. Maybe get one of the all plastic versions that rise up, make sounds or something like that.The first generation of the Ford Thunderbird is a two-seat convertible produced by Ford for the 1955 to 1957 model year, the first 2-seat Ford since 1938. If you want something that you can fiddle with, pose, use many accessories, then Thunderbird Two is NOT a go for you.
ORIGINAL THUNDERBIRD 2 PLUS
I recommend you buy an extra container or two and get the Hot Wheels set, a guy on eBay is selling the 3 hot wheels sets (each set contains a different Tracy) for like 26 USD plus shipping, so those are easy to get.īottom line is if you want a great looking piece, large, imposing, and well crafted - track one down. Mine was extremely hard to find, a toy dealer told me they were everywhere two years ago marked down to like 90 USD. but it just looks so darn cool, I had to keep it. I got so annoyed one how little it does ( I like switching gadgets, posing, etc.) that I almost sold it. There are two versions, the weathering DX (this one) and normal version, weathering comes with the mole, regular comes with the sub, I have never seen but saw pics of regular version with a different vehicle. One word of caution so you don't get annoyed, the vehicles Aoshima include with either version of TB2 have better detail (like rubber treads) than the hot wheels ones(plastic treads with wheels).but they look the same, are die-cast, and do have nice feel and articulation. Not all the figures are correct to scale (most are but the Tracy figures would be like 15 feet tall!!!), however, they are cool and add nice display touches. You may have noticed the little die-cast vehicles spotted around TB2, you can actually buy the three sets, sold through Hot wheels (they are actually listed on side of TB2 box). Therefore, the only thing you can really do with the vehicle is the same thing that damages the paint.
I carefully own and take care of everything.I even wear gloves.so you can feel my pain when at first I thought it was green paint from the container on the silver, not the silver being rubbed down to the green plastic below. The other major flaw in my estimation was whenever you push out the container (I closely followed the directions), it creates a rub mark. The Aoshima TB1 had moving wings, trap doors, little accessories.but TB2 has none of these attributes. However, it is not a toy, it is definitely just a showpiece (similar to the Anderson Space 1999 die cast collectibles), because it really does not "do" anything. TB2 looks incredible.the paint, the detail are great it is the best of chogokin and the worst of chogokin. TB2 was a long crazy arduous journey for me to find and after finally buying one (which is why I am writing this).it was like Dickens Tale of Two Cites. The vehicle has metal stilts that do not collapse or retract, they are solid metal that you put in peg holes allowing you to push out the container and have that classic "Thunderbirds are go" scene.
ORIGINAL THUNDERBIRD 2 WINDOWS
The front cone has plastic windows and you can see little seats inside. The outside edge of the craft is all die cast, the tail section, container, and front cone are all plastic. TB2 is around 15 inches long top to bottom and has a nice solid feel. It has nice paint works, metal stilt legs, and removable container car.The weathering version comes with the mole vehicle. THUNDERBIRDS.are go! Thunderbird 2 is made of die-cast and high quality plastic manufactured by Aoshima.
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