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elliotfreeman
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Joined: Wed May 21, 2008 7:54 am
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 Uk toy hunt Hey, can anybody help me out as im quite new to collecting.
Where is best place to buy gargamel and secret base in the UK?
Does anybody know of any good online stores?
Thanks for your time
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| Sat May 31, 2008 8:36 am |
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evilrabbitry
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Re: Uk toy hunt Tokyocube distributes some stuff for thrash out. 
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elliotfreeman
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Joined: Wed May 21, 2008 7:54 am
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Re: Uk toy hunt Cool. Thanks man
ill take a goosey
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soda pop SMASH
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Re: Uk toy hunt artoyz has some secret base i think, but it's pretty expensive
best place really is super7 (and i'm not being cheesy)
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elliotfreeman
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Re: Uk toy hunt Woah! artoyz is expensiveee! but thankyou man Yer super7 does look like the best option but shipping 
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Gizzy
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Re: Uk toy hunt Futureplastik.co.uk is also a not bad site.
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elliotfreeman
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Re: Uk toy hunt Yer i checked that one out.
Not a very wide selection but decent prices.
Thanks again people
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Zaaier
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Re: Uk toy hunt With the U$ vs Uk pound race, you're probably best off ordering from S7 overseas and pinching in a lil' extra for shipping and custom tax...
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Monstens
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Re: Uk toy hunt Super 7 Have got great shipping rates. And The Best Kaiju! I wouldnt bother anywhere else 
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tavaro
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Re: Uk toy hunt elliotfreeman wrote: ill take a goosey UK slang continues to make me LOL. I imagine this means 'take a look'
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Re: Uk toy hunt yeah.. what the fuck is a goosey? for inventing the language most of you brits can't speak it for shit.
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soda pop SMASH
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Re: Uk toy hunt goosey goosey gander
hms obviously never had a childhood
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Darky
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Re: Uk toy hunt havingmysay wrote: yeah.. what the fuck is a goosey? for inventing the language most of you brits can't speak it for shit. You just don't understand real English 
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backtrack
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Re: Uk toy hunt havingmysay wrote: yeah.. what the fuck is a goosey? for inventing the language most of you brits can't speak it for shit. And American additions such as "bling" "that's how I roll" etc, have really helped the language flourish.
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smo9monster
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Re: Uk toy hunt havingmysay wrote: yeah.. what the fuck is a goosey? for inventing the language most of you brits can't speak it for shit. This may be a useful tool to help us to communicate better  http://www.urbandictionary.comAs for toys in the UK - besides buying off an auction site, I've picked up a few goodies from tokyocube. But US and Japanese sites/shops are the way to go...
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elliotfreeman
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Re: Uk toy hunt Cheers for the help people
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c77
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Re: Uk toy hunt have a look at future plastik as they have a small sale on some things this weekend and would be a good place to pick up a few nice items
but i normally get stuff from S7 or direct from secret base and both and really fast and work out pretty cheap,
i would love to open a shop here in the UK but based in newcastle i think only about 2 people would buy anything but you never know what can happen in the future. its hopefully something i will be looking into when i get some new designers working for me so i can not work 24/7 and got a new mag launching in august so just don't have the time at all
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Zaaier
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Re: Uk toy hunt havingmysay wrote: yeah.. what the fuck is a goosey? for inventing the language most of you brits can't speak it for shit. That's one kick ass comment. Last time i was in the UK swamps, dudes kept on asking ' can i pinch a "I'M ABOUT TO BE BANNED" off you ? '... intense.
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