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Mark K
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 Re: Japanese Toy Shop Photos From the Yuji Nishimura book. The revised edition also shows the original box. Made by Bullmark. 
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brianflynn
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Re: Japanese Toy Shop Photos I thought that the Eleking riding toy was 10grand if memeory serves me correctly. Mark K wrote: From the Yuji Nishimura book. The revised edition also shows the original box. Made by Bullmark.
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poysntixels
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Re: Japanese Toy Shop Photos Geez, it's like pop-up roller skate tennis shoes....
They never make the really cool stuff in grownup sizes.
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Kingboy D
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Re: Japanese Toy Shop Photos Sorry to keep derailing this thread, but... It was also in The Bullmark Story:  As to the Ark Black King, mine had a new color scheme with black parts: 
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Sanjeev
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Re: Japanese Toy Shop Photos Ah, so it looks like the one they have is identical to yours, Myles. Very cool. Surprised you let such a rarity go! (Oh, and the Eleking ride-on still creeps me out!  ]
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atease
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Re: Japanese Toy Shop Photos Hmmm....a rhody might be cheaper  brianflynn wrote: I thought that the Eleking riding toy was 10grand if memeory serves me correctly. Mark K wrote: From the Yuji Nishimura book. The revised edition also shows the original box. Made by Bullmark.
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Greasebat
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Re: Japanese Toy Shop Photos wow...thanks for the full view pic. What a sick looking toy. How awesome it must be to have ride on versions of your toys made.
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T.J.
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Re: Japanese Toy Shop Photos I would haved trade my bigfoot electric truck(batteries only lasted 10 minutes in the 80's) and bigwheel for one of those.
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August
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Re: Japanese Toy Shop Photos abelincolnjr wrote: Geekabilly wrote: Almost got me and my buddy kicked out of Mandarake for snagging this photo last year..  Ok who is the 2nd guy from the left on the top shelf? カメレゴン = Kamelegon or "Chamelegon" from MIRRORMAN Episode #17.
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Habbit
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Re: Japanese Toy Shop Photos poysntixels wrote: Geez, it's like pop-up roller skate tennis shoes....
They never make the really cool stuff in grownup sizes.
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mirrorman
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Re: Japanese Toy Shop Photos Geekabilly wrote: Almost got me and my buddy kicked out of Mandarake for snagging this photo last year.. Great images in this thread, thanks to all who took them This image in particular is one that gets me the most .... those Mirrorman kaiju are just fantasic!! Just fainted at the prices though 
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RudeBeast
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Re: Japanese Toy Shop Photos  I was stopped when I tried to take shots inside the Mandarake vintage store at Nakano Broadway but managed to shoot the Kitaro outside (and the yokai cave entrance).
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