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Posted 2 years ago
Rayme
(7 items)
The first picture, I"m very proud of. Although he had no box, I got him for 20 dollars. I always see the bionic man go for over 150.00 so I couldn't believe I got him for that price. The second picture is of three shogun warriors. again I got these for a steal and they too are more expensive. These robots have to be the biggest hit with my kids and grandkids. The other two are of a complete set of burger king glasses and a couple metal star wars lunchboxes that i got for 2.50 each at a local thrift shop. People ask me why I do this and from time to time i do think maybe its a waste of money, but nothing makes me as happy as to just touch and look at the toys i've collected. One collector put it in a way that made perfect sense to me, "I like to surround myself with things that make me smile." well put. Next.....I'm going to post pictures of my 60s era Batman collection. It's the newest collection I have, but its gotten pretty big and really fun.
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I like the Star Wars Glasses alot, have a chance to get all these preety soon.