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| Do they still have toys/action figures of He-man and She-ra? I love them and also Conan. |
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Eek! Madballs! Gross for one, gross for all. I was crazy about those, had the whole first series and Oculus Orbus from the second. Unfortunately, I played with them so much, all but Skullface fell apart completely (I still have my lovely beaten-up Skullface around somewhere). I had no idea they were in production again. Thanks so much for that link!
As for He-Man and She-Ra, there were new toys coinciding with the 2002 show and they (not to mention the show) were of pretty high quality. They were made by this company, which still appears to have them:
http://www.fourhorsemen.biz/_________________ 
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| Posted: Fri Jan 02, 2009 3:36 pm Post subject: Masterpiece Transformers |
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| These are collectible action figures imported from Japan, but they are completely awesome. The best thing is that they are bigger, more detailed, more complicated, but more expensive. These are all based on the original designs, Cab-over truck, F-15 Eagle, Walther PPK, and new for 09 T-rex. I left the names out, but you know who they are!
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I like strawberry shortcake, TMNT which i play on Nintendo before and Care bears.. I used to play with them when I was a kid, I've got the whole TMNT collection but when I grew up they were gone and passed to someone else. But i wont care buying a new one.  |
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nancyrowina
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I had Popple's and pound puppies, I had potato chip the popple and the pound puppy that had puppies with it, there was Velcro sealing pocket in the side of it you could stuff them back in, which is kind of sick when I look back.
The Popples on that site didn't look like the one I had back in the day however. And mine never made a popping sound like the new ones do. |
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merina31
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| Thanks for the sites.It helped me to know about the old toys.
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| Still have a lot of the GI Joes and Transformers current releases. I'd say, it's much better to collect toys today, they're works of art.
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