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System 8 years 4 months ago Posts: 74809	Ive searched the net up and down, but can never find an extremely thorough site that covers the toys made in the 80's. Im trying to find some rare stuff that I had, but I dont remember what its called, so looking it up on the net is pretty much impossible.

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System
8 years 4 months ago
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virtualtoychest.com
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Jason43 8 years 4 months ago Posts: 1553 Account Disabled	yo-man wrote: virtualtoychest.com toyarchive.com, action-figures.ca. You might want to search memory lane for the 80's Sears, Pennys and Wards Christmas catalog scans I posted.

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System 8 years 4 months ago Posts: 74809	Jason43 wrote: yo-man wrote: virtualtoychest.com toyarchive.com, action-figures.ca. You might want to search memory lane for the 80's Sears, Pennys and Wards Christmas catalog scans I posted. We also have a number of toy commercials on here.

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10incher 8 years 4 months ago Posts: 85	Yep my site www.action-figures.ca has a 70s & 80s figure guide and online store. Check it out and LMK what you think.
	Visit the 70s & 80s action figure guide, forums and online store at www.action-figures.ca.
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System
8 years 3 months ago
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Brian's Toys is a pretty awesome site.
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Jason43
8 years 3 months ago
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Brianstoys is outragously overpriced. Its one of the last figure sites I would shop at.
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System 8 years 3 months ago Posts: 74809	Jason43 wrote: Brianstoys is outragously overpriced. Its one of the last figure sites I would shop at. The catalogs are cool but your right there pure scalpers all the way!

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System 8 years 1 month ago Posts: 74809	Reaper wrote: Jason43 wrote: Brianstoys is outragously overpriced. Its one of the last figure sites I would shop at. The catalogs are cool but your right there pure scalpers all the way! LOL, Reaper used the word "SCALPER"....HA HA! We also call them GREEDY VULTURES, hee hee.

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System 8 years 1 month ago Posts: 74809	tomstoyz wrote: Reaper wrote: Jason43 wrote: Brianstoys is outragously overpriced. Its one of the last figure sites I would shop at. The catalogs are cool but your right there pure scalpers all the way! LOL, Reaper used the word "SCALPER"....HA HA! We also call them GREEDY VULTURES, hee hee. That will work too.

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kayvee 8 years 1 month ago Posts: 3695	No shit man, I was trying to win a 1985 MOC Shipwreck on ebay and brianstoys outbid me just to get it graded and sell it for 100,000. That was the only Gi joe my dad bought me when I was a kid...I was going to cherish that figure for the rest of my life.

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System 8 years 1 month ago Posts: 74809	kayvee wrote: No shit man, I was trying to win a 1985 MOC Shipwreck on ebay and brianstoys outbid me just to get it graded and sell it for 100,000. That was the only Gi joe my dad bought me when I was a kid...I was going to cherish that figure for the rest of my life. Shipwreck was always my favorite next to Snake Eyes, He's like Jack Nicholson meets Popeye.

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Juke Skywalker 8 years 1 month ago Posts: 119	wrote: kayvee said No shit man, I was trying to win a 1985 MOC Shipwreck on ebay and brianstoys outbid me just to get it graded and sell it for 100,000. That was the only Gi joe my dad bought me when I was a kid...I was going to cherish that figure for the rest of my life. Boy I hate to get outbid by stores who just want to turn around and then mark it up. That's totally against the spirit of ebay. I bought some vintage stuff from Brian's toys about 5 years ago and for what it's worth they were nice and the stuff was as advertised. As for new stuff, yeah they're basically glorified scalpers... And AFA (Action Figure Authority) grading is the biggest scam in toy collecting today IMO. OK, end of rant.
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System 8 years 1 month ago Posts: 74809	Here's a nice site for toy fans. It a new (and kinda crude) site that's a series of articles based on toys ranging from the 80's and 90's. There's also a blog for people to post comments, so enjoy. This site is most likely like nothing you've ever seen, and if so leave some feedback! http://destroyyourtoys.com

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rirotostichi
8 years 1 month ago
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www.myteefinestuff.com

a Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles goldmine!
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rirotostichi 8 years 1 month ago Posts: 1842	Even today I still have my old video game plushies: Sonic Tails Yoshi Pikachu Crash Bandicoot I won Yoshi by playing a UFO catcher. I remember buying Crash Bandicoot alongside my first Game Boy Color game: Game & Watch Gallery 2 (I bought the Game Boy Color itself from one store, but had to go to another to buy a color game) .
	The Chronicles of a Gamer
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