Antiques roadshow models

[Robin Craig]

There is quite a lot of information on this subject posted here

http://hmvf.co.uk/forumvb/showthread...iques-roadshow

Robin

[Mike K]

The lady doing the value pricing , she usually does the kids toys, teddy bears and dolls . She was out of her depth doing those factory Austin military models , they should have got the militaria chap to do it .

[Phil Waterman]

Hi Mike

Have photos of screen shots of the show which I'll dig out and post.

Cheers Phil

Ok found the screen shots, are these the trucks you are talking about?

[Mike K]

Originally Posted by Phil Waterman

Hi Mike

Have photos of screen shots of the show which I'll dig out and post.

Cheers Phil

Ok found the screen shots, are these the trucks you are talking about?

Yes Phil

That's it She valued the larger model at 400 pounds .

[Tim Bell]

Originally Posted by Mike Kelly

The lady doing the value pricing , she usually does the kids toys, teddy bears and dolls . She was out of her depth doing those factory Austin military models , they should have got the militaria chap to do it .

Militaria chap is ok for Cap Badges and Medals, but hasn't got a clue about anything more complicated... he told me an SOE/Resistance radio set I have was definitely not collectable and of little value... he had absolutely no idea what it was and wasn't honest enough to admit it.

[Mike K]

Originally Posted by Tim Bell

Militaria chap is ok for Cap Badges and Medals, but hasn't got a clue about anything more complicated... he told me an SOE/Resistance radio set I have was definitely not collectable and of little value... he had absolutely no idea what it was and wasn't honest enough to admit it.

Interesting, I've had a few of those sets as well , yes they are highly collectable now . A complete B2 set was sold here on epay recently , just over 1k$ , I bid on it .