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Psychout wrote:eBay used to be full of them, but it's near impossible to find them these days.
Anyone know a good place to look?
Emerje wrote:Only Transformers I've ever seen in thrift stores are the non-transforming Happy Meal toys and even that's maybe once a year.![]()
Emerje
Emerje wrote:Only Transformers I've ever seen in thrift stores are the non-transforming Happy Meal toys and even that's maybe once a year.![]()
Emerje
Burn wrote:Thrift stores also vary in what they offer around the world, and even from city to city.
Psychout wrote:Thrift stores aren't a thing where I live.
Is there nowhere online that anyone can recommend beyond eBay?
itscramtastic wrote:Burn and Psychout having the same signature is messing with me!!
I don’t have any luck at my local thrift stores (attached to churches and stuff) for anything that I’ve ever looked for from any toy line (TMNT/Star Wars/Transformers). It’s sad, really. Or maybe, kids have a bunch of toys and they don’t give them up!!
Yes Kanrabat. Yes they are. Beat to heck and back, but they are there!!-Kanrabat- wrote:itscramtastic wrote:Burn and Psychout having the same signature is messing with me!!
I don’t have any luck at my local thrift stores (attached to churches and stuff) for anything that I’ve ever looked for from any toy line (TMNT/Star Wars/Transformers). It’s sad, really. Or maybe, kids have a bunch of toys and they don’t give them up!!
However, one who collect Matchbox and Hotwheel mini diecast cars is in luck. Those are like ROACHES at those places.
Not really. The UK (especially where I am) doesn't have much in the way of a market to begin with, let alone a junkers/second hand market. Car boots aren't a thing around these parts.-Kanrabat- wrote:Psychout wrote:Thrift stores aren't a thing where I live.
Is there nowhere online that anyone can recommend beyond eBay?
You don't even have flea markets? Nor even a site of classified ads from ramdom joes that sell random crap locally?
They're not the same, mine is clearly better!itscramtastic wrote:Burn and Psychout having the same signature is messing with me!!
itscramtastic wrote:Burn and Psychout having the same signature is messing with me!!
I don’t have any luck at my local thrift stores (attached to churches and stuff) for anything that I’ve ever looked for from any toy line (TMNT/Star Wars/Transformers). It’s sad, really. Or maybe, kids have a bunch of toys and they don’t give them up!!
Burn wrote:I'm never clicking any of your links ever again.
Burn wrote:High Command is an arsehat.
Psychout wrote:Not really. The UK (especially where I am) doesn't have much in the way of a market to begin with, let alone a junkers/second hand market. Car boots aren't a thing around these parts.
Emerje wrote:Well, Canada anyway, I don't know what happens to the old toys around here, they aren't anywhere you'd expect to find them. I think for the most part people just give them away or sell them at lawn/garage sales. I don't know if it's because I live in an older part of the country, but the flea markets are basically mobile antique stores. All the old furniture and lobster traps you could want, but not toys. I don't think we even have any stores that sell used collectibles, just new. Maybe I should venture into some pawn shops and see what they've got. About 12 years ago I found a decent Shogun Warrior Gaiking for $15 at one so maybe it's worth looking around.
Emerje
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