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toothaction
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 Re: Kaws - Woodstock tobor2099 wrote: I'm torn. I always wanted a vinyl rep of snoopy and Woodstock. I think its ok... Dunno. But I agree with the points made. I don't have snoopy. Maybe I'd I could buy as a set. Save yourself several hundred dollars and go for this real-deal ultra reverent set from Medicom:  http://www.amazon.com/Medicom-Peanuts-S ... B007NTDIZ0
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Realdeaocho
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Re: Kaws - Woodstock The Hungerford Peanuts from the late fifties are the best representations of the characters in their early guises. They are big and chunky and have a very vinyl look and feel to them, though I think they are made of thick rubber. They made all the main characters as well as a scaled piano if I think. Hard to beat vintage stuff. Do a search and there are tons of images. I didnt have any of my own handy and didnt want to Post a pic that wsnt mine, but its worth the time to take a look.
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