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Shindana : where it's at
It`s nothing to see multi cultural toys today but Shindana was truly a pioneer. I love finding ads like this.
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It`s nothing to see multi cultural toys today but Shindana was truly a pioneer. I love finding ads like this.
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I have a Rodney Allen Rippy doll from Shindana. Sadly, he no longer talks. But when I was a kid, I dragged mine everywhere."Do you believe, you believe in magic?
'Cos I believe, I believe that I do,
Yes, I can see I believe that it's magic
If your mission is magic your love will shine true."
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It's cool to see multi cultural toys. My kids could care less if a figure is white, black, green, purple or translucent! But without toys like those above, we never would have gotten here.
ChrisLast edited by Earth 2 Chris; Nov 2, '11, 7:54 PM.Comment
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I found a complete Slade figure on evilbay.
Current bid is over $300.00 and counting.
There is also a semi nekkid figure, for much less, but still a lot of moola for a semi nekkid figure.
There's also a headless figure for $59.95.
That is waaaaaaaaaaaaayyyyyyyyy, over priced for a nekkid headless figure.
I wonder if BBP could pick up the license and make a few modern day Slade figures.JediJaidaComment
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The phrase "Where its at" is soooo 70's. Reminds of the show we have here called 'Like It Is,' a show that started in the late 60's.
Would love a Slade figure but I don't think I'll be willing to part with the funds necessary to make it happen.Last edited by Wee67; Nov 2, '11, 4:07 PM.WANTED - Solid-Boxed WGSH's, C.8 or better.Comment
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