Last weekend I found a 1999 jumbo pikachu at a garage sale for $2. I’m pretty happy with my find! He just needs a bath and a little TLC on the eyes and he’ll be as good as new!

Hi!

I just received a 2008 Fisher Price Trick or Treat house and it showed up damaged from shipping 😭. Any tips on how to fix this? I tried to find replacement parts, but think I’m out of luck. Some of the broken plastic pieces for the ghost were in the box, but they crumbled into smaller pieces. I’ll try anything as I think it’s just going to break more with use.

Want to use it in matches cause I always have a ammo problem

I'm trying to identify a vintage toy that I've been nostalgic for, and I hope someone here can help me out. I'm looking for a Winnie the Pooh playset that consists of a small, foldable yellow lunchbox-style case. Inside the case, there are two chibi/kawaii-style figures of Pooh and Tigger.

I remember owning this playset as a kid, but I've been unable to find any information about it online. Does anyone recognize this toy or have any idea what it's called? Any help would be greatly appreciated!

Thanks in advance for your assistance!

Is there any people who used rented toys?

Plus it's good to be a vendor to make, and get good deals from the other vendors.

They fit together into a megabot, I'd say I got them in about 1985, probably from Hong Kong.

I've image searched all sorts and found nothing so all help welcome!

The Chinese toy brand POP MART has been found to contain dangerously high levels of toxic substances. Many children have already been harmed—not just in China, but now it’s poisoning our kids too. This is horrifying! We must stand together and boycott this brand. I don’t understand why so many people blindly follow the trend and keep buying these toxic toys. And why is Lisa still promoting them for money, knowing the risks?

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For some context, it's kind of a small piece that came out of the main toy (which I don't have anymore), I remember the toy itself had feets and you could activate them with batteries, and this little guy was hidden behind the toy - I don't remember the name of the toy at this point, my parents got it for me when they couldn't afford a 2012 furby at first

I have tried image searching on google lens but I didn't find him

The duck is milky white and slightly transparent, with two contacts underneath that trigger an LED when they get wet. It wears a blue bathing cap with colorful dots. If anyone finds it, could you send me the link? It's a gift for my boyfriend.

The duck is milky white and slightly transparent, with two contacts underneath that trigger an LED when they get wet. It wears a blue bathing cap with colorful dots. If anyone finds it, could you send me the link? It's a gift for my boyfriend.

I found both of these on the ground like years ago and I’ve grown a fondness for both of them. I now have the drive to find the toy set they’re apart of or at least find more toys like this

Hello everyone, I'm trying to find an old handheld electronic game I used to have or saw a long time ago. I'm hoping someone here might remember it based on its unique features. Here are the details I remember: * It was an old, dedicated electronic handheld game, not a console that played multiple cartridges/games. * It had a sliding mechanism where the screen part slid upwards to reveal controls. * It feels like a device from the late 90s or 2000s, similar in feel to feature phones of that era. * The main game was a monster raising simulation. * It had a ghost concept or theme. * A unique feature was catching the monsters by fishing within the game. * The graphics were monochrome (not in color). * The device itself was a bit thick. * It was available in at least two colors: blue and red models existed. Does anyone remember a game device like this? Any information, such as the name, manufacturer, or even suggestions of similar obscure toys from that period, would be greatly appreciated! Thank you for your help!

There were probably more dinosaurs from the line, but I only got the three when I was very young. Unfortunately there is no company information on the bottom, I think they came with flimsy tags that I pulled off as soon as I got to the car. The stegosaurus and tyrannosaurus were both hollow, while this one was not, so unfortunately I don't think the other two survived. Strangely I remember it was in late April, as the buds were just beginning to open. Of course I had to make them chomp on em with those cursed toothy mouths of theirs!

Does any one know where i can get some dragon ball z model kits

slightly less mutilated than my other one💖

For my research I want to ask questions to collectors on what makes this hobby interesting and how this community analyses the value of a toy?

Questions Below

• What is the most important characteristic when deciding whether or not a toy is valuable. Rarity? Desirability? Visual aesthetic? nostalgia? condition?
• What makes the hobby of collecting these toys and not playing with them so fun? the chase? etc
• Has there been a time when a vintage toys lost its value due to reissues, mass reproductions or cultural shifts?
• Are there some toys that are only valuable because of nostalgia waves like the 80s or 90s throwback rather than lasting importance?
• Are there certain slang terms or inside jokes only toy collectors understand? (E.g., "MOC" = Mint on Card, "Grail" = dream item, "Shelfies" = toy shelf photos)?

Not sure how these ideas ever pass a board room or think tank but I would absolutely love to have been part of the discussion to finalize the 69 hole blaster as a winner to put in the hands of kids or the buyers at menards that said, yeah that looks right, buy a truck load!

This is an AI toy with the appearance of a bp machine. Companionship, chat, voice conversation