Collection Appraisal

Jason’s Vintage Model Kit Collection

33 kits catalogued across 13 photographs · prepared September 16, 2026

Conservative$1,233
Midpoint estimate$2,149
Optimistic$3,065

Values are for unbuilt kits in the box condition visible in the photographs, sold to collectors (eBay/Yahoo Auctions retail). Contents were not opened or inventoried — completeness is assumed, not verified. A kit found started, missing parts, or with loose/detached decals falls to the bottom of its range or below. Figures are fair-market collector resale, not insurance replacement, and exclude shipping and selling fees.

Where the value is

"Shiho Nadeshiko" — Alpha Statue Series SSIB-002, resin garage kit "Shiho Nadeshiko" $150–$325 Ferrari 126 C2 Turbo F1 — Protar (Provini) Mod.188, 1/12 Ferrari 126 C2 Turbo F1 $120–$300 Reebok RAD Skateboard/BMX High-Tops — blue/yellow, vintage 1986-87 Reebok RAD Skateboard/BMX High-Tops $60–$140 Reebok RAD Skateboard/BMX High-Tops — mint-green/pink, vintage 1986-87, with box Reebok RAD Skateboard/BMX High-Tops $60–$140

Plate 1

4 kits · $99 – $235

Plate 1
MiG-25 Foxbat-A — Minicraft / Hasegawa #1130, 1/72

MiG-25 Foxbat-A — Minicraft / Hasegawa #1130, 1/72

Minicraft / Hasegawa (1978)

Classic late-70s Hasegawa tooling boxed for the US market by Minicraft. Long-box art of a Soviet Foxbat-A. Common kit, re-released many times; the vintage Minicraft box is the collectible part, not the plastic.

Condition as photographed: Box shows shelf wear along the edges; graphics bright.

$12 – $25

Open-box and sealed examples of #1130 sit in the $14–$15 range on eBay; the broader MiG-25 kit market averages far higher only because it includes large-scale and resin kits.

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M551 Sheridan (Motorized) — Tamiya MT131, 1/35

M551 Sheridan (Motorized) — Tamiya MT131, 1/35

Tamiya, kit MT131 (motorized, RE-260 motor sold separately)

Vintage Japanese-market Tamiya motorized armor — the MT-series boxing with Japanese title text and the 1100-yen price printed on the side. Motorized Tamiya armor is a genuine collector category; the static reissues are worth a fraction of it.

Condition as photographed: Older cream box, edge wear, art clean.

$40 – $120

Sealed motorized Sheridans have been offered around $150; unsealed vintage MT131 examples trade well below that. Static 1990s reissues of the same subject sell in the $30s, which sets the floor.

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T-72G/M — DML (Dragon) #3502, 1/35 Modern AFV Series

T-72G/M — DML (Dragon) #3502, 1/35 Modern AFV Series

DML / Dragon, kit 3502-2200 (1990)

Early Dragon 'Modern AFV Series' T-72 from the first wave of DML armor. Well regarded in its day; superseded by later Dragon and Trumpeter T-72s, so it sells as a shelf kit rather than a rarity.

Condition as photographed: Box sound, light corner wear.

$22 – $45

Sibling kits in the same series (T-72M2 #3501, BMP-2 #3504) list and sell in the $30–$40 band; #3502 tracks with them.

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Lockheed TR-1A — Testors / Italeri #580, 1/48

Lockheed TR-1A — Testors / Italeri #580, 1/48

Testors (Italeri tooling), kit 580, c. 1988

Big 1/48 U-2R/TR-1A spyplane in the yellow Testors box. Includes options for the two-seat TR-1B and the NASA ER-2. A large, hard-to-find-in-box kit that collectors do look for.

Condition as photographed: Yellow box has a visible crease/split across the front panel — the weakest box in the group.

$25 – $45

New-in-box examples sell at $40; the box damage here pulls it toward the lower half of that range.

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Plate 2

3 kits · $205 – $460

Plate 2
V2 Gundam — Bandai V Gundam #9, 1/144

V2 Gundam — Bandai V Gundam #9, 1/144

Bandai, 0041383-700 (1993)

Battle Mobile Suit Collection kit #9 from the 1993 Mobile Suit Victory Gundam TV line, with the clear Minovsky-drive parts. Snap-fit, no glue. The title suit of the series, which keeps demand up.

Condition as photographed: Box bright, light shelf rub.

$20 – $45

1993 V Gundam 1/144 kits are actively traded vintage gunpla; asking prices run wild ($55–$379 on current listings) but ordinary sealed #9 boxes change hands in the $20–$45 band.

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Zollidia (HQ Mobile Suit Variation) — Bandai V Gundam #15, 1/144

Zollidia (HQ Mobile Suit Variation) — Bandai V Gundam #15, 1/144

Bandai, 0042025-500 (1994)

Kit #15 in the V Gundam line, an 'HQ' high-quality mobile-suit-variation boxing with marking stickers. A late, short-run number in the series — scarcer than the hero-suit kits and the one dealers price aggressively.

Condition as photographed: Box bright, light wear at the corners.

$35 – $90

Listings range from $56.95 to $259–$263 asking. Asking prices on scarce gunpla are unreliable; a realistic collector sale sits in the $35–$90 band, with the upper end for a clean sealed box.

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"Shiho Nadeshiko" — Alpha Statue Series SSIB-002, resin garage kit

"Shiho Nadeshiko" — Alpha Statue Series SSIB-002, resin garage kit

Alpha, sculpted by Yoshimasa Nakao (中尾嘉將); Masamune Shirow, Intron Depot 2: Blades

The sleeper of the group. Plain blue trade box, screen-printed in red: ALPHA STATUE SERIES SSIB-002 "獅鳳 撫子" / SCULPTED BY YOSHIMASA NAKAO. A licensed resin garage kit of Shiho Nadeshiko from Masamune Shirow's Intron Depot 2: Blades artbook — roughly 1/6, ~162 mm, crouching attack pose, cast in multiple resin parts.

Condition as photographed: Box clean, unopened as photographed; resin garage kits should be checked for warp, bubbles and complete part count.

$150 – $325

Issued at over $200 retail and long out of production; Shirow resin from Alpha holds value. Range assumes a complete, un-cast-flawed kit — this is the piece most worth opening and verifying before listing. Confirm the part count against the instruction sheet.

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Plate 3

4 kits · $145 – $315

Plate 3
Shinohara ARL-99B Helldiver — Bandai Patlabor #4, 1/60

Shinohara ARL-99B Helldiver — Bandai Patlabor #4, 1/60

Bandai, 0029001-800 (late 1980s)

Original-run Bandai kit from the Patlabor OVA/TV line — the airborne-troops labor Helldiver. Vintage Japanese box art, not the 2019 Good Smile Moderoid reissue.

Condition as photographed: Box solid, small nick at the top edge.

$30 – $65

The modern Moderoid reissue sells at $53–$70, which caps the vintage kit for builders; collectors of the original Bandai boxings pay in the $30–$65 band.

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UFO SHADO Mobile — Imai B-1242-700

UFO SHADO Mobile — Imai B-1242-700

Imai, B-1242-700 (1980s boxing of the 1971 tooling)

Gerry Anderson UFO series tracked SHADO Mobile, Imai's Plastic Model UFO Series. Imai went under in 1993 and its Anderson licences scattered, which makes original Imai boxings genuinely hard to find.

Condition as photographed: Box clean and square; classic blue/black graphics bright.

$60 – $130

A new-sealed B-1242-700 has been listed at $124.99 and the kit is routinely described as hard-to-find. An opened-but-complete example lands nearer the $60–$85 middle.

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MS-06R Zaku II, Shin Matsunaga's machine — Bandai MSV No.14, 1/100

MS-06R Zaku II, Shin Matsunaga's machine — Bandai MSV No.14, 1/100

Bandai, 0501326-1000, Mobile Suit Variation series No. 14 (1983–84)

First-generation MSV gunpla: the white Shin Matsunaga high-mobility Zaku II in 1/100, made-in-Japan box with the unit badge. An original-run MSV box — not an HGUC, MG or P-Bandai reissue.

Condition as photographed: Box good, light edge wear, corners intact.

$35 – $80

Original 1980s MSV boxings are a collected category in their own right; modern Master Grade versions of the same subject sell at $100–$138 new, which supports but does not set the vintage price.

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Space Shuttle — Minicraft / Hasegawa #1198, 1/144

Space Shuttle — Minicraft / Hasegawa #1198, 1/144

Minicraft / Hasegawa, made in USA (1982)

Early Shuttle-era kit with orbiter, external tank and boosters. The box carries the odd 'non-authentic' disclaimer of the period. Modellers rate it the least accurate of the 1/144 Shuttles, so it sells on nostalgia and box art.

Condition as photographed: Box worn at the bottom edge; art clean.

$20 – $40

Recent listings run $31–$59 before shipping; $20–$40 is the realistic sold band for an opened box.

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Plate 4

2 kits · $43 – $100

Plate 4
Ford Motorsport Mustang IMSA Racer — Monogram #2297, 1/24

Ford Motorsport Mustang IMSA Racer — Monogram #2297, 1/24

Monogram, kit 2297 (1982)

Early-80s Monogram box of the #16 Ford Motorsport IMSA Mustang (Zakspeed-style widebody). '1/24 Scale Plastic Model Kit, Age 12 through adult.' A period stock-car/road-racing kit that sells on box art and nostalgia rather than rarity.

Condition as photographed: Box shows edge and corner wear, some scuffing along the top; graphics still bright.

$25 – $55

Sealed #2297 examples list higher and a vintage IMSA Mustang lot sold around $60; an opened/worn box like this realistically lands in the $25-55 band. Higher figures are asking prices, not confirmed single-kit sales.

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Dodge Daytona — MPC 1-0884, 1/25

Dodge Daytona — MPC 1-0884, 1/25

MPC, kit 1-0884 (1983), a 'Golden Opportunity' issue

MPC snap/glue kit of the 1984-era front-drive Dodge Daytona Turbo, marketed as a Golden Opportunity Kit (starburst on the box front). Common domestic car kit of the period; kit number 1-0884 and mpc logo on the front.

Condition as photographed: Box has edge and corner wear; front art clean and colors strong.

$18 – $45

Open-box vintage Daytona kits have gone as low as ~$13; unbuilt/cleaner examples ask $45-50. Fair resale for this worn-but-complete-looking box is roughly $18-45; the upper figures are asking prices. Scale is 1/25 per Scalemates.

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Plate 5

4 kits · $187 – $445

Plate 5
Toyota Celica 2000GT-R — Tamiya 24056 (MRC 2456), 1/24

Toyota Celica 2000GT-R — Tamiya 24056 (MRC 2456), 1/24

Tamiya, Sports Car Series No.56, boxed for the US by Model Rectifier Corp (1985)

Tamiya's 1/24 Toyota Celica 2000GT-R (ST162 Group A homologation coupe) in the vintage MRC/Edison NJ boxing, KIT NO. 2456. Curbside/motor-era Tamiya sports-car kit still periodically reissued, so it sells as a shelf kit rather than a rarity.

Condition as photographed: Box solid, light shelf/edge wear; graphics bright.

$22 – $45

Kit is still reissued (24056) at ~$45-53 retail, which caps a vintage boxing. Fair resale for an unbuilt vintage MRC box sits in the $22-45 band; higher figures are current-production asking prices, not vintage sales.

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Nissan Fairlady Z 300ZX 2 Seater — Tamiya 24042 (MRC 2442), 1/24

Nissan Fairlady Z 300ZX 2 Seater — Tamiya 24042 (MRC 2442), 1/24

Tamiya, Sports Car Series No.42, boxed for the US by Model Rectifier Corp (1984)

Tamiya 1/24 Nissan Fairlady Z 300ZX (Z31) two-seater in the vintage MRC boxing, KIT NO. 2442. A long-running, frequently reissued Tamiya car kit — common and easy to find.

Condition as photographed: Box solid, light edge wear; art clean.

$15 – $35

Still in production as 24042 at ~$28-33 retail and discounted as low as ~$17; a vintage MRC boxing realistically resells in the $15-35 band. Upper figures are asking prices.

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"Alitalia" Fiat 131 Abarth Rally — Tamiya 20013 (MRC GC2013), 1/20

"Alitalia" Fiat 131 Abarth Rally — Tamiya 20013 (MRC GC2013), 1/20

Tamiya, Grand Prix Collection No.13, boxed for the US by Model Rectifier Corp

The larger 1/20 Tamiya Fiat 131 Abarth Rally in Alitalia livery (car #4), KIT NO. GC2013 = Grand Prix Collection 20013. A more detailed and desirable kit than the 1/24 version; reissued in 2020 as 20069.

Condition as photographed: Cream box with edge/corner wear; box art clean.

$30 – $65

1/20 Grand Prix Collection kit; the 2020 reissue (20069) sells around $40-55 new, and vintage 20013 Alitalia boxings trade in a similar-to-somewhat-higher band. Range reflects the worn-but-complete-looking box; no confirmed single sold price captured, so treated as a range.

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Ferrari 126 C2 Turbo F1 — Protar (Provini) Mod.188, 1/12

Ferrari 126 C2 Turbo F1 — Protar (Provini) Mod.188, 1/12

Protar / Provini, Mod.188, made in Italy

Big 1/12 Protar kit of the 1982 Ferrari 126 C2 turbo Formula 1 car (Alitalia/Fiat livery, #27). Marked 'authentic scale model kit, Made in ITALY' with the Protar Provini logo. A large, genuinely scarce vintage Italian F1 kit that collectors seek out.

Condition as photographed: Long box, edge wear; graphics bright. Contents not verified — completeness matters on these.

$120 – $300

Scarce and highly sought. A complete pre-owned example sold around C$415 (~US$300); a box-damaged one and a new sealed kit listed at $189.95+. Range assumes a complete kit; a started or short kit falls well below. Upper end is for a clean, verified-complete box.

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Plate 6

1 kits · $60 – $140

Plate 6
Reebok RAD Skateboard/BMX High-Tops — blue/yellow, vintage 1986-87

Reebok RAD Skateboard/BMX High-Tops — blue/yellow, vintage 1986-87

Reebok, RAD line (made in Korea, mid-late 1980s)

Pair of vintage Reebok RAD high-top skate/BMX sneakers in the navy-blue leather with yellow strap-and-lace colorway, red triangular RAD logo patches at the ankles and gum outsoles. Shown sitting in their original blue Reebok box (side marked "A-2#").

Condition as photographed: Worn/pre-owned pair — leather sound with light scuffing, gum soles slightly discolored; original box present with shelf wear. Not deadstock. Size not confirmed from photo.

$60 – $140

Not a model kit. Vintage Reebok RAD BMX/skate shoes are a collected 80s sneaker; used original pairs list around $80 and NOS/deadstock pairs (esp. with box) ask higher ($100-200+). Figures seen are asking prices, not confirmed sold; the presence of the original box supports the upper half but visible wear pulls it toward the middle. Range kept wide pending size/condition verification.

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Plate 7

1 kits · $50 – $140

Plate 7
Vintage Reebok Leather High-Tops — black/white/grey, 1988, with box

Vintage Reebok Leather High-Tops — black/white/grey, 1988, with box

Reebok (made in Korea, 1988)

Pair of vintage late-80s Reebok leather high-top sneakers in a black, white and grey colorway with red Reebok script on the strap and the red triangular vintage-Reebok logo patch at the ankle, on cream/gum midsoles. Shown in their original red/white/blue Reebok box, side label marked GREY / 578 / 1988, size 8 US (UK 7½, EUR 41), made in Korea.

Condition as photographed: Worn/pre-owned pair — leather sound with light scuffing, midsoles slightly yellowed; original box present with shelf wear. Not deadstock. Exact Reebok model not confirmed from the photo.

$50 – $140

Not a model kit. Vintage 1980s Reebok basketball/fitness high-tops (e.g. BB4600 series) sell roughly $150-250 for clean/rarer pairs and around $60-150 for used originals; figures seen are largely asking prices, not confirmed sold. This pair is worn but retains its original box, which supports the mid-range. Model is unconfirmed and identification is uncertain, so the range is kept wide pending exact model/condition verification.

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Plate 8

1 kits · $60 – $140

Plate 8
Reebok RAD Skateboard/BMX High-Tops — mint-green/pink, vintage 1986-87, with box

Reebok RAD Skateboard/BMX High-Tops — mint-green/pink, vintage 1986-87, with box

Reebok, RAD line (made in Korea, mid-late 1980s)

Vintage Reebok RAD high-top skate/BMX sneaker in the mint-green leather and hot-pink mesh colorway, with the red triangular RAD logo patch at the ankle, black-and-pink cupsole and studded toe. Shown sitting in its original blue Reebok box (side marked "A-2#") over tissue paper, so the mate is presumably underneath — treated as a pair in box.

Condition as photographed: Worn/pre-owned — leather sound with light scuffing, sole edge slightly discolored; original box present with shelf wear. Not deadstock. Size not confirmed from photo (only one shoe fully visible).

$60 – $140

Not a model kit. Vintage Reebok RAD BMX/skate shoes are a collected 80s sneaker; used original pairs list around $80 and NOS/deadstock pairs (esp. with box) ask higher ($100-200+). Figures seen are asking prices, not confirmed sold; the original box supports the upper half but visible wear pulls it toward the middle. Range kept wide pending size/condition verification. Companion to the blue/yellow RAD pair in plate 6.

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Plate 9

3 kits · $34 – $75

Plate 9
Kawasaki Ki-61 Hien "Tony" — Hasegawa JS-091 (A2), 1/72

Kawasaki Ki-61 Hien "Tony" — Hasegawa JS-091 (A2), 1/72

Hasegawa, kit JS-091 / catalog A2 (1973 tooling)

Vintage Hasegawa 1/72 of the Kawasaki Ki-61-I Hien, the WWII Japanese Army Type-3 fighter Allied-codenamed "Tony." Small end-opening box with the "A 2" catalog tab and Japanese title 飛燕/日本陸軍三式戦闘機. A long-running, frequently reissued kit — sells on the vintage boxing, not rarity.

Condition as photographed: Small vintage box, light shelf/edge wear; art clean.

$12 – $28

A 1973 JS-091 boxing sold around $28 on eBay; current 1/72 Ki-61 Tony boxings list roughly $18-28. Fair resale for this vintage box sits in the $12-28 band.

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BAe Harrier GR Mk.3 — Hasegawa D020 (D20), 1/72

BAe Harrier GR Mk.3 — Hasegawa D020 (D20), 1/72

Hasegawa, kit D020 / catalog D20 (1984)

Hasegawa 1/72 of the RAF Harrier GR Mk.3 tactical attacker in the green "D 20" catalog boxing (Kit No. D020), with Japanese title ハリアーGRMk.3. A standard-run Cold-War-era jet kit, reissued many times.

Condition as photographed: Box solid, light edge wear; graphics bright.

$12 – $25

No confirmed single sold price captured for the D020 boxing; comparable Hasegawa 1/72 Harrier GR.3 kits list in the ~$12-25 range. Treated as a range, upper figures are asking prices.

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AH-64A Apache — Hasegawa E022 (E22), 1/72

AH-64A Apache — Hasegawa E022 (E22), 1/72

Hasegawa, kit E022 / catalog E22 (1983)

Hasegawa 1/72 of the U.S. Army AH-64A Apache attack helicopter in the green "E 22" catalog boxing (Kit No. E022), with Japanese title AH-64A アパッチ. A common, long-reissued helicopter kit; sells as a shelf kit.

Condition as photographed: Box worn with edge creasing/split along the front; art still bright.

$10 – $22

Vintage E022 boxings sell around $13 plus shipping on eBay; open/worn examples run lower. Fair resale $10-22, weighted low for the visible box damage.

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Plate 10

2 kits · $80 – $260

Plate 10
Reebok RAD (Men's) Black/Grey — vintage 1980s shoe box, 15-1578

Reebok RAD (Men's) Black/Grey — vintage 1980s shoe box, 15-1578

Reebok, RAD line (made in Korea, mid-late 1980s)

Original blue Reebok box for the vintage RAD skate/BMX high-top in the men's Black/Grey colorway. Side label reads RAD (MEN'S) BLACK/GREY, style 15-1578, size 8 USA / 7½ UK / 41 EUR, made in Korea, with a $49.95 price sticker. Shown stacked on a second RAD box; shoes inside not visible/confirmed from the photo.

Condition as photographed: Original box, shelf wear and light creasing to the lid; graphics bright. Contents (shoes/size fit) not verified — this is the box as photographed.

$40 – $130

Not a model kit. Vintage Reebok RAD BMX/skate shoes are a collected 80s sneaker; used original pairs list around $80 and NOS/deadstock pairs (esp. with box) ask $100-200+. Figures seen are asking prices, not confirmed sold. Value assumes the matching pair is in the box; an empty box alone is worth far less. Range kept wide pending confirmation the shoes are present and their condition.

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Reebok RAD (Men's) Royal/Yellow — vintage 1980s shoe box, 15-1501

Reebok RAD (Men's) Royal/Yellow — vintage 1980s shoe box, 15-1501

Reebok, RAD line (made in Korea, mid-late 1980s)

Original blue Reebok box for the vintage RAD skate/BMX high-top in the men's Royal/Yellow colorway. Side label reads R.A.D. (MEN'S) ROYAL/YELLOW, style 15-1501, size 7½ USA / 7 UK / 40½ EUR, made in Korea. Shown as the lower box of a stacked pair; shoes inside not visible/confirmed from the photo.

Condition as photographed: Original box, shelf wear and a crease/split along the top edge; graphics bright. Contents (shoes/size fit) not verified — this is the box as photographed.

$40 – $130

Not a model kit. Same collected vintage Reebok RAD BMX/skate line as the black/grey box above; the royal/yellow is the classic colorway (compare the blue/yellow pair in plate 6). Used original pairs list around $80, NOS/deadstock with box ask $100-200+; figures seen are asking prices, not confirmed sold. Value assumes the matching pair is in the box; an empty box alone is worth far less. Range kept wide pending confirmation the shoes are present and their condition.

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Plate 11

2 kits · $85 – $270

Plate 11
Reebok RAD (Men's) Black/Grey — vintage 1980s shoe box, 15-1578, US 8

Reebok RAD (Men's) Black/Grey — vintage 1980s shoe box, 15-1578, US 8

Reebok, RAD line (made in Korea, mid-late 1980s)

Original red/white/blue Reebok box for the vintage RAD skate/BMX high-top in the men's Black/Grey colorway. Side label reads RAD (MEN'S) BLACK/GREY, style 15-1578, size 8 USA / 7½ UK / 41 EUR, made in Korea. Upper box of a stacked pair; shoes inside not visible/confirmed from the photo.

Condition as photographed: Original box, shelf wear and light creasing to the striped lid; graphics bright. Contents (shoes/size fit) not verified — this is the box as photographed.

$40 – $130

Not a model kit. Same collected vintage Reebok RAD BMX/skate line as the Black/Grey 15-1578 box in plate 10. Used original pairs list around $80 and NOS/deadstock pairs (esp. with box) ask $100-200+; figures seen are asking prices, not confirmed sold. Value assumes the matching pair is in the box; an empty box alone is worth far less. Range kept wide pending confirmation the shoes are present and their condition.

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Reebok RAD (Men's) Black/Grey — vintage 1980s shoe box, 15-1578, US 8½

Reebok RAD (Men's) Black/Grey — vintage 1980s shoe box, 15-1578, US 8½

Reebok, RAD line (made in Korea, mid-late 1980s)

Second original blue Reebok box for the vintage RAD skate/BMX high-top in the men's Black/Grey colorway, style 15-1578, size 8½ USA / 8 UK / 42 EUR, made in Korea, with a $49.95 price sticker at the left end. Lower box of the stacked pair; the toe of a shoe peeks out at the right end, so the pair appears present.

Condition as photographed: Original box, shelf wear with creasing/cracking to the striped lid; graphics bright. A shoe is visible inside but full condition/completeness not verified from the photo.

$45 – $140

Not a model kit. Companion size to the Black/Grey box above and to the 15-1578 box in plate 10. A shoe is visibly present here, which supports the mid-to-upper range versus an empty box. Used original RAD pairs list around $80 and NOS/deadstock with box ask $100-200+; figures seen are asking prices, not confirmed sold. Range kept wide pending confirmation both shoes are present and their exact condition.

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Plate 12

2 kits · $80 – $260

Plate 12
Reebok RAD (Men's) Mint/Radberry — vintage 1980s shoe box, 15-1579, US 8½

Reebok RAD (Men's) Mint/Radberry — vintage 1980s shoe box, 15-1579, US 8½

Reebok, RAD line (made in Korea, mid-late 1980s)

Original red/white/blue-striped Reebok box for the vintage RAD skate/BMX high-top in the men's Mint/Radberry colorway. Side label reads RAD (MEN'S) MINT/RADBERRY, style 15-1579, size 8½ USA / 8 UK / 42 EUR, made in Korea, with a $49.95 price sticker and a red '999' tag. Upper box of a stacked pair; shoes inside not visible/confirmed from the photo.

Condition as photographed: Original box, shelf wear with creasing/scuffing to the striped lid; graphics bright. Contents (shoes/size fit) not verified — this is the box as photographed.

$40 – $130

Not a model kit. Same collected vintage Reebok RAD BMX/skate line as the boxes in plates 10 and 11; the Mint/Radberry is a distinct colorway. Used original pairs list around $80 and NOS/deadstock pairs (esp. with box) ask $100-200+; figures seen are asking prices, not confirmed sold. Value assumes the matching pair is in the box; an empty box alone is worth far less. Range kept wide pending confirmation the shoes are present and their condition.

Comparables & references (4)
Reebok RAD (Men's) Black/Grey — vintage 1980s shoe box, 15-1578, US 8

Reebok RAD (Men's) Black/Grey — vintage 1980s shoe box, 15-1578, US 8

Reebok, RAD line (made in Korea, mid-late 1980s)

Original red/white/blue-striped Reebok box for the vintage RAD skate/BMX high-top in the men's Black/Grey colorway. Side label reads RAD (MEN'S) BLACK/GREY, style 15-1578, size 8 USA / 7½ UK / 41 EUR, made in Korea. Lower box of a stacked pair; shoes inside not visible/confirmed from the photo.

Condition as photographed: Original box, shelf wear and creasing to the striped lid; graphics bright. Contents (shoes/size fit) not verified — this is the box as photographed.

$40 – $130

Not a model kit. Same Black/Grey 15-1578 RAD boxing seen in plates 10 and 11; part of the collected vintage Reebok RAD BMX/skate line. Used original pairs list around $80 and NOS/deadstock pairs (esp. with box) ask $100-200+; figures seen are asking prices, not confirmed sold. Value assumes the matching pair is in the box; an empty box alone is worth far less. Range kept wide pending confirmation the shoes are present and their condition.

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Plate 13

4 kits · $105 – $225

Plate 13
Mack Fire Truck (Snap-Tite) — Monogram #1214, 1/32

Mack Fire Truck (Snap-Tite) — Monogram #1214, 1/32

Monogram, kit 1214 (Snap-Tite, 1980s)

Monogram Snap-Tite 1/32 Mack fire pumper (Engine No.4, "Glenview") with high-intensity searchlight, molded in color, no glue required. A common builder-grade snap kit of the period; sells on box art and nostalgia rather than rarity.

Condition as photographed: Box shows edge and corner wear along the bottom; graphics bright.

$20 – $45

No exact sold price captured for #1214; comparable vintage Monogram 1/32 Snap-Tite trucks list/sell in the ~$42-65 band, with worn open boxes lower. Fair resale ~$20-45; upper figures are asking prices.

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McDonald's Racing Team #94 Thunderbird — AMT/ERTL #8188, 1/25

McDonald's Racing Team #94 Thunderbird — AMT/ERTL #8188, 1/25

AMT/ERTL, kit 8188 (1995)

AMT/ERTL 1/25 NASCAR kit of Bill Elliott's #94 McDonald's Racing Team Ford Thunderbird, Skill Level 2, "photo of actual car." A common mid-90s stock-car kit; plentiful sealed examples keep prices modest.

Condition as photographed: Box solid with light shelf wear; graphics bright.

$15 – $30

Original MSRP ~$19; sealed examples commonly listed in the ~$20-35 range and opened boxes lower. Fair resale ~$15-30; captured figures are largely asking prices, not confirmed single sales.

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F-1 Wolf WR5 Ford (Motorized) — Nitto #30, 1/28

F-1 Wolf WR5 Ford (Motorized) — Nitto #30, 1/28

Nitto, kit 689-500 (1981), motorized

Vintage Japanese Nitto motorized kit of the Walter Wolf Racing WR5 Ford Formula 1 car (#20), Japanese-market box marked "1/20 Series 30" but 1/28 authentic scale per Scalemates. Motorized vintage F1 tin/plastic kits are a collected niche.

Condition as photographed: Older box, edge and corner wear; art clean.

$30 – $60

A pre-owned Nitto Wolf WR5 was listed around $49.99; realistic resale ~$30-60 depending on completeness of the motor/gearbox. Scale is 1/28 (box's "1/20 Series" is a series label). Figures seen are asking prices.

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Porsche 935-77 Turbo (Motorized) — Nitto #16, 1/28

Porsche 935-77 Turbo (Motorized) — Nitto #16, 1/28

Nitto, kit 641-400 (1978), motorized

Vintage Nitto motorized kit of the Martini Porsche 935/77 Turbo (#1), Japanese-market box marked "935-77 Turbo 16." Attractive Martini livery and the motorized feature make it the more sought of the two Nitto boxes here; 1/28 authentic scale per Scalemates.

Condition as photographed: Older box, edge/corner wear and creasing along the bottom; art bright.

$40 – $90

A sealed 1/28 Nitto 935-77 sold around $99; pre-owned/complete examples trade lower. Fair resale ~$40-90 depending on box condition and completeness of the motor drive. Upper figures are asking/sealed prices.

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