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that is a really cool idea -
I still feel gypped on the Ripping Friends and Big O lines they showed at Toy Fair but that never made it to the store shelves. Curious to see what lines the book covers!Comment
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I like the concept but I don't care about the eras they've chosen (other than the 80s) there was lots to mine in the 70s and 60s.Places to find PlaidStallions online: https://linktr.ee/Plaidstallions
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I agree. I feel like they went in the wrong direction as far as time goes. As you said, the 80's are fine, but what about the 60's and 70's? Are very young adults in the market for such a book about unproduced toys of the 1990's and 2000's? I wouldn't think so, but what in the heck do I know. In saying that, I wish the writer{s) all of the best.
- IanRampart, this is Squad 51. How do you read?Comment
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maybe they chose those years because it was easier to track down info on unproduced toys for that period?Comment
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