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BloodDrinker6969
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Joined: Sun Nov 26, 2006 9:13 pm Posts: 12024 Location: Chicago, Like R.Kelly
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A really awesome flickr group of what appears to be bootleg Mexican figures. Mexico's in North AMERICA so it counts. http://www.flickr.com/groups/999148@N21/Just picked up a bootleg Lion-O w/header on the bay too, pics to come when it shows!
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TrimmTrabb
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Joined: Thu Jul 19, 2007 10:15 am Posts: 478 Location: Chicago!
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BloodDrinker6969 wrote: A really awesome flickr group of what appears to be bootleg Mexican figures. Mexico's in North AMERICA so it counts. http://www.flickr.com/groups/999148@N21/Just picked up a bootleg Lion-O w/header on the bay too, pics to come when it shows! Awesome and awesome!
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Ecto Cooler
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Joined: Thu Jun 17, 2010 12:33 am Posts: 10 Location: Grocery Aisle
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I found this thread through a google image search and read through the entire thing, twice. Your guy's taste in collecting is very similar to my own so it's been very enjoyable going through and seeing all the pictures and finds. I actually just won a knock off lion-o in motu style on ebay just a few days ago as well. Here's the seller's picture:  I'm thinking of repainting it and cleaning it up to make it look nice, although that would ruin the posterity I suppose. I look forward to contributing to this awesome thread some more!
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pickleloaf
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Joined: Wed Apr 11, 2007 5:19 pm Posts: 5861 Location: durham/chapel hill
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my love of mexi-boots knows no bounds
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BloodDrinker6969
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Joined: Sun Nov 26, 2006 9:13 pm Posts: 12024 Location: Chicago, Like R.Kelly
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Keep it DRRRRTY! Or strip it, cast it and bootleg the bootleg. I've been seeing lots of great garbage lately, just can't afford a lot right now. What's great about bootlegs is something always pops up and totally outa no where.
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Thu Jun 24, 2010 6:01 pm |
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TrimmTrabb
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Joined: Thu Jul 19, 2007 10:15 am Posts: 478 Location: Chicago!
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There's a seller on ebay that has some amazing MOTU/Galaxy Warrior blowmold bootlegs up right now.
Ecto- Nice score on the Lion-O! I've got a few Thundercats and Mutants in that style. They're all in a similar condition to yours.
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BloodDrinker6969
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TrimmTrabb wrote: There's a seller on ebay that has some amazing MOTU/Galaxy Warrior blowmold bootlegs up right now.
SHHHHH!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1 
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joshuajh
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Joined: Mon Oct 24, 2005 2:08 pm Posts: 2665 Location: san francisco
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BloodDrinker6969 wrote: TrimmTrabb wrote: There's a seller on ebay that has some amazing MOTU/Galaxy Warrior blowmold bootlegs up right now.
SHHHHH!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1  this post should read 'had some amazing' and be posted next week sometime.
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Ecto Cooler
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Joined: Thu Jun 17, 2010 12:33 am Posts: 10 Location: Grocery Aisle
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I've noticed some of you are in Chicago (NW burbs here) you guys might remember dollar tree (or maybe they're still around I don't know). Anyway I got this guy there in the late 90's:  And while we're on the topic of bootlegs I bought these a few years ago. I was given a Raph and Don by some friends who didn't want them anymore back in childhood. These have to be the coolest bootlegs I've ever owned. When you press their belt they say either Cowabunga or Pizza time, and it sounds like the turtles voices. Way better than the official talking turtles from back in the day: 
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Aldo
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Joined: Tue Mar 10, 2009 10:41 am Posts: 1088 Location: Indianapolis
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Those Turtles are awesome!! Welcome to Skullbrain Ecto Cooler. I saw you found the board thru a google search, curious if you collect Japanese toys or will just be hanging out here?
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BloodDrinker6969
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I think Dollar Tree is still around. I have some bootleg wrestling figures from them in a box. They're based on the eariest ECW sculpts but are repainted and have crazy packages. The package is a picture of Chris Benoit with cartoon eyes bulging out of his head. They were made before his insane suicide/murder so it's kinda weird with the bulging eyes and all. I'm unloading boxes while moving so when they pop up I'll get pics.
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atease
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Joined: Mon Jun 26, 2006 6:23 pm Posts: 5382 Location: Boston, MA
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BloodDrinker6969 wrote: I think Dollar Tree is still around. I have some bootleg wrestling figures from them in a box. They're based on the eariest ECW sculpts but are repainted and have crazy packages. The package is a picture of Chris Benoit with cartoon eyes bulging out of his head. They were made before his insane suicide/murder so it's kinda weird with the bulging eyes and all. I'm unloading boxes while moving so when they pop up I'll get pics. Dollar Tree is definitely still around. I stop in there from time to time to peruse the weird toys they have.
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justin
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Toy Story 3 Lego sets rule to the max, especially the Pizza Planet set! The other sets are cool, but Pizza Planet is in every (almost positive) Pixar movie. 
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Ecto Cooler
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Joined: Thu Jun 17, 2010 12:33 am Posts: 10 Location: Grocery Aisle
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Aldo wrote: Welcome to Skullbrain Ecto Cooler. I saw you found the board thru a google search, curious if you collect Japanese toys or will just be hanging out here? Thank you. I do collect some Japanese toys but mostly Takara/Tomy like Transformers/Microman. I've been lurking the other parts of this forum but I don't really have anything to add. I do like the style of the large rotocast monsters I see on this forum a lot. Not exactly sure what they're called. I have some old Power Rangers 8" figures that are very similar from my childhood. Edit: Wow that Lego set rocks. I may have to pick that up. But aren't Lego technically Danish? 
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justin
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Yeah, but its Toy Story!  I guess that Hasbro Masterpiece Grimlock is hitting TRU before SDCC.
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jmf337
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Joined: Tue Sep 22, 2009 11:34 am Posts: 277 Location: Orlando, FL.
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I loved these growing up and they still bring a smile to my face, 
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Aldo
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Joined: Tue Mar 10, 2009 10:41 am Posts: 1088 Location: Indianapolis
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jmf337 wrote: I loved these growing up and they still bring a smile to my face,  Holy shit! Very nice. I used to have a few of these growing up. I remember the foam mcnugget containers. Great pic.
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Joined: Tue Nov 10, 2009 1:55 pm Posts: 1337 Location: Cleveland Ohio
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Ecto Cooler wrote: Aldo wrote: Welcome to Skullbrain Ecto Cooler. I saw you found the board thru a google search, curious if you collect Japanese toys or will just be hanging out here? Thank you. I do collect some Japanese toys but mostly Takara/Tomy like Transformers/Microman. I've been lurking the other parts of this forum but I don't really have anything to add. I do like the style of the large rotocast monsters I see on this forum a lot. Not exactly sure what they're called. I have some old Power Rangers 8" figures that are very similar from my childhood. Edit: Wow that Lego set rocks. I may have to pick that up. But aren't Lego technically Danish?  takara/tomy collector and no mention of zoids???  blasphemer  welcome anyways got these at target the other week great for kids and adults, addicting ass shit   they had about 4 others and they ranged from $10-$30, they had one called creationary and you had to build objects from the card you drew and everyone has to guess what it is
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davidugly
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Joined: Sat Aug 05, 2006 10:07 pm Posts: 151
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Those Lego games are freakin rad, we bought most Of em...amazing mix of 80s DnD feel x mystic illuminati owl stuff. Fun too!
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Ecto Cooler
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Joined: Thu Jun 17, 2010 12:33 am Posts: 10 Location: Grocery Aisle
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I had a couple zoids as a kid but never really got into them, sorry. Those Lego games look really awesome I'll have to go get those. http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?Vi ... K:MEDWX:ITIs there something I'm not getting about that auction? $100 is pretty steep for what looks like a generic motu bootleg!
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Aldo
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Joined: Tue Mar 10, 2009 10:41 am Posts: 1088 Location: Indianapolis
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Found these guys at the flea shop by my work, there's a guy there with a booth full of awesome '80's/'90's toys.  
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dustbin12
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Joined: Tue Nov 03, 2009 5:12 pm Posts: 554 Location: forsythia
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always thought battle beasts were cool... only ever had a few. here's the one i've got... 
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Aldo
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Joined: Tue Mar 10, 2009 10:41 am Posts: 1088 Location: Indianapolis
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dustbin12 wrote: always thought battle beasts were cool... only ever had a few. here's the one i've got...  Nice! That's Slasher Seahorse. I used to have about 25-30 when I was a kid. I only have a few now. I think I'm going to start trying to find all of them. There's only 76 of them and 4 or 5 vehicles so it should be a pretty obtainable goal.
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Vintango
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Joined: Tue Apr 06, 2010 10:17 am Posts: 82 Location: Buffalo, NY
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Battle Beasts! Love these guys, I've got a handful that float around my shelves depending on how things are set up.  A really great little detail with these toys is that each figure and weapon are marked with a matching number, so if you're lucky enough to track down their original accessories you can easily pair them with the correct toy.  Somewhere, in one of my many bins, I've got a huge ziplock bag stuffed with all the random tiny weapons for my 80's toys. I'm almost positive I've got at least a couple that belong to these guys...
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Aldo
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Joined: Tue Mar 10, 2009 10:41 am Posts: 1088 Location: Indianapolis
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Vintango wrote: Battle Beasts! Love these guys, I've got a handful that float around my shelves depending on how things are set up.  A really great little detail with these toys is that each figure and weapon are marked with a matching number, so if you're lucky enough to track down their original accessories you can easily pair them with the correct toy.  Somewhere, in one of my many bins, I've got a huge ziplock bag stuffed with all the random tiny weapons for my 80's toys. I'm almost positive I've got at least a couple that belong to these guys... Great pics! Definitely one of my favorite toys growing up, out of the bunch that I had I managed to keep one single guy (Deer Stalker #2) and recently I've picked up a few more up. In the last two days I've managed to do some record trades for a couple handfuls of figures which are on the way and I'm pretty happy about.
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