Re: T shots:
Posted: 08 May 2016 13:46
Beautifully restored! I took a lot of care with my toys but always managed to break them anyway, luckily my dad was a dab hand with repairs!
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I still have the poster from Toy & Hobby's Wigan store with the AT-AT dio picThundershot wrote:Here's the highlights from this weeks photoshoots:
Still got a handful to do, gotta say I'm enjoying getting to play with it all again.
A lot of these were in a really grubby state.... not broken... just dirty from being played with in the garden, greasy finger marks or sticky patches (I must of been drinking orange juice when play with the Falcon), so I've been cleaning and conserving everything before taking these picture. In a couple of cases I've literally striped some things down to their component parts... the Snow Speeder had dried up 30 year old blades of grass inside it
Cheers Jim, good ol' dads ehThe Baron wrote:Beautifully restored! I took a lot of care with my toys but always managed to break them anyway, luckily my dad was a dab hand with repairs!
Well, if they ever considered doing a remake of these old figures but with O-ring Joe-style articulation then I would buy it all in a heartbeat but it would have to be in the exact same style/size as these original ones.Thundershot wrote:Thanks guys, pleased you like 'em.
You are powerless to resist.. I'll tempt you into collecting something other than Joes one day Renestkhlmdk wrote:I really enjoy following your work on Flickr and seeing them all here makes my collectors sense "itch" for getting into Star Wars but will keep the path straight and narrow.....Joes only......but really hooked on Lego Star Wars everytime I visit Legoland