My Vintage GI Joe Man-Cave (all vintage, all the time!)
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after staring at the picture for the past five minutes as I eat my packed lunch (purely in the interests of scinetific research) I'm inclined to agree.
I would guess they cost at least $1,000 per breast, so I hope the chaps auctions did well!
I would guess they cost at least $1,000 per breast, so I hope the chaps auctions did well!
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Re: My Vintage GI Joe Man-Cave (all vintage, all the time!)
SteveD wrote:after staring at the picture for the past five minutes as I eat my packed lunch (purely in the interests of scinetific research) I'm inclined to agree.
I would guess they cost at least $1,000 per breast, so I hope the chaps auctions did well!

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Oh, and apologies to Silverc - we've totally jacked the thread, but please, dont feel that it detracts in any way from your awesome collection. It just sort of happens around here (especially when I'm in one of those "It's Monday and I dont want to be at work" moods. Or Friday afternoons. Or days ending in "Y".). If you do happen to have a Bombstrike figure you could post a picture of that would bring the thread back full circle though and put us back on the topic of your brilliant collection!

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Nah, batpoles would be more Eddie style I think...Ironblood wrote:I can just imagine you Eddie calling your basement The Pit and having leading down from your display room.

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Did you save the pic purely for toy reference purposes?stkhlmdk wrote:Steve, I think you are dreaming of someone like this women we discussed in an Ebay thread last year
Its an excellent shot of the bottom of the aircraft to be sure


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I know, just check out that undercarriage...scoobydie wrote:Did you save the pic purely for toy reference purposes?stkhlmdk wrote:Steve, I think you are dreaming of someone like this women we discussed in an Ebay thread last year
Its an excellent shot of the bottom of the aircraft to be sure
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I don't know mine look alright.paul463 wrote:Steve,
being a connoisseur of fine babs they just look false to me! Never known a pair to sit like that in a bikini unaided!
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gung-hoeddie wrote:I don't know mine look alright.paul463 wrote:Steve,
being a connoisseur of fine babs they just look false to me! Never known a pair to sit like that in a bikini unaided!



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Nope, its actually our Baron who put it into the thread I started about this Ebay-guys display-"enhancements"scoobydie wrote:Did you save the pic purely for toy reference purposes?stkhlmdk wrote:Steve, I think you are dreaming of someone like this women we discussed in an Ebay thread last year
Its an excellent shot of the bottom of the aircraft to be sure

And as stated by SteveD, sorry for ´jacking this thread, your pictures that are shown in the beginning are much-much better representation of plastic than on this "Phantom-display-holder"

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Re: My Vintage GI Joe Man-Cave (all vintage, all the time!)
Those puppies are deffo fake.
Anyway, awesome collection, silverc - displaying the Tomohawk on the Flagg deck really gives an indication of the huge scale of the aircraft-carrier
Also great to see all the ephemera displayed around the room, I love the fan-club newsletters etc.
And I love the bivouac - one of my favourite playsets
Anyway, awesome collection, silverc - displaying the Tomohawk on the Flagg deck really gives an indication of the huge scale of the aircraft-carrier
Also great to see all the ephemera displayed around the room, I love the fan-club newsletters etc.
And I love the bivouac - one of my favourite playsets

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