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Thread: The Prototype Starsky and Hutch Torino

  1. Jul 28, '10, 2:20 AM #1
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    Megomuseum News The Prototype Starsky and Hutch Torino

    Todays Update: Sample Shots of the MegoStarsky and Hutch Torino.

    At first glance, it looks like the one we all know and love but upon further inspection we realize that it's actually an early, unreleased version. Click the photo to see more.

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  2. Jul 28, '10, 2:32 AM #2
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    that is one hot looking hot rod
    mmmm mmmmm good
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    Looks like the prototype couldn't fit a windshield because of the steering wheel
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    Are we sure this is 8" scale?
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    I agree with Azrak. This looks like car designed for a 3 3/4 inch figure.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Azrak View Post
    Are we sure this is 8" scale?
    Yeah, it looks matchbox size to me.
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    That would have been cool to chase the general lee.Looks like a 3-3/4 version.
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    Looks can be deceiving but I've gone ahead and asked for further clarification in the meantime.

    One of the things I've learned from talking to Vinnie was that the Comic Action Heroes formula was something they were thinking of expanding into all their licenses, so it's entirely possible this car was meant for that.
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    The possibility occurred to me because I have a vague memory of having wheels like that on a smaller car when I was a kid. It seems odd that they would tool 8" scale wheels like that, and then not use them. I've never seen wheels like that for 8" scale, and I used to be pretty heavy into vehicles. It does have a 3 3/4 vibe to it, but like you said without something for comparison it's hard to say.
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    Just got confirmation from Vinny, this is an early prototype for the 8" dolls.
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