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I took this picture a few weeks ago. Just a random memory of my son’s love of cars.
His first word was ‘car’. This is part of his growing collection of tiny cars. He has used them for crazy movie-style stunt action sequence, but one thing he loves is parking them neatly. In rows, or straight lines. Sometimes in sequential colours, sometimes his favourite colour (green) first.
Ah..I wonder if he will grow up to be a mechanical engineer, a stunt guy, or just one of those ol geezers that buy used cars and used spare parts and keep them in the house..and keep his ol lady hoppin’ mad. 
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awww that’s a great shot and good memories to come .. take care and happy day
Hey…those brought back many memories for me, especially now they are showing transformers over here. Thanks for sharing. Wishing you a calm, happy and lovely weekend! http://crizlai.blogspot.com/2007/07/photo-hunters-tiny.html
I have three boys, though older now, and they all loved little cars, too. I do remember them lining them up and wondered why that orderliness couldn’t transfer to their rooms.
That’s awesome!! All of the wheels are eaten off of ours
Happy Saturday.
those are cute cars! one can just imagine the number of toys children accumulate through the years!
hehe i just took pictures of my son’s tiny car and was about to scrap one about his tiny car. hehehehe
His first word was car? hehe That’s great!
nice collection of cars your son have… very colourful toys… and tiny…
mine’s up too… check it out…
http://alvin-chew.blogspot.com/2007/07/photo-hunter-tiny.html
have a nice weekend… cheers
Great take on this week’s thme. Great pic and happy weekend!
Most of those are collectors cars from way back then. Can’t imagine a little boy who gets them, not opening them. I know a grown male friend who now buys them just to collect them. He would never think of selling them. Great colorful photo and idea for this weeks theme. Thanks for sharing and have a good weekend.
My son? No hope.
He simply leave his cars on the floor, and always couldn’t locate them
Awesome shot of ‘em cars. Jadi F1 driverlah nanti..
I met a man who collected those in his sixties! Let’s hope he isn’t one of those! It’s a great hobby for kids. I’ve been wondering where my son’s cars went.
Wow! What a collection! My son has lotsa toy cars but he preferred playing with Lego bricks.
hehe…
hahahha better watch out with those tiny cars… it hurts when you step on it. My boy used to throw these little things around the house! lol
guys..thanks for all the comments… I really do appreciate them. When I’m up and about..I’ll start blog hoppin again..
or, he can be like my cousin.. use the house yard as his garage and start modifying cars for people for a fee, and drive my aunt mad!!