I only owned this one, whatever it was, I forget.Originally Posted by robvandam111
These were the only megazords I had, I wish I owned the first
few.
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11-14-2012 #51Super Moderator
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I was pretty much obsessed with dinosaurs as a child so I had a ton of Jurassic Park toys. I still think a lot of the older ones look badass. Jurassic Park had the best dinosaurs man.
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That was the Turbo Megazord. I believe that's the first one of the turbo season (also used from the film). Originally Posted by Blacksite
I only owned this one, whatever it was, I forget.
The second picture from my post is called the RescueZord which comes after the Turbo Zord.
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That's the one that you're able to stick items within its mouth and get it back from its stomach. That toy actually lasted with me a long time until my pet labrador thrashed it around. Originally Posted by bigCman123
I was pretty much obsessed with dinosaurs as a child so I had a ton of Jurassic Park toys. I still think a lot of the older ones look badass. Jurassic Park had the best dinosaurs man.
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Something along the lines of this, really loved them.
Beyblades was a massive part of my childhood too.
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Iv still got most of my star wars toys and figures...
i made a photo on here once,of all my figures pointing and laughing at Vader, as a joke to that vaderscorner character that trolled and got trolled outta town on here
funny thread!
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Don't go around believing that Great Wizards solve all your problems, because there aren't any and they don't and I should know because I'm not one...
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Dragon Ball z action figures.
Digimon
Gundam
Beyblade
Poke'mon cards and action figures
Yugioh. I played the card game religiously
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My two favorite toys as a kid:
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I forgot which year it was, but there was a solid year when the Yo-Yo was extremely popular. Kids were bringing them to school, and you would see them all over the place.
It had to be a Duncan!
I would practice with my yo-yo while jamming to The Simpson Sing The Blues on cassette.
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Eh i forgot about yo yos They had a guy to come our school and do tricks with yo yos. We all got very excited and then after the show he gave us a catalog of yoyos. Those things were expensive to.
Working elementary kids for cash FTW!
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My collection was nearly close to this colloection
Amstrad gaming
Thanks to Spyrde/Sylar
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Nice little collection I was a spectrum lad lol 25mins to load a game and then it crashed. To think I still moan now about load times. Originally Posted by claud3
My collection was nearly close to this colloection
Amstrad gaming
Sent from my LT26i using Tapatalk 2Cant think what to put in the box
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Those were the days. I loved gaming back then, so much. I loved writing code, tape drives, and 20" floppies (lol). Originally Posted by claud3
My collection was nearly close to this colloection
Amstrad gaming
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Model Railway - Hornby etc
Micro machines
lego
playmobil
warhammer 40k
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Depends on what age but...
Games are like woman, what you might find attractive I might not, and none of us know if we really like them untill we have played around with them for a while.
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everyone saying gobots were the cheap ass version of transformers are DEAD WRONG... luckily i was able to grow up with both... and
EPIC GOBOTS vs. TRANSFORMERS BATTLES TOOK PLACE!
Also grew up with mad amounts of awesome:
went to sega after my nes though.. i had both the sega 1 and sega 2 (and the 6 button controller!)
DEVASTATOR!
i had every single marvel/x-men toy and even though i was around 8 when i started buying them (they released in 1990) i always kept them in the package lol... still do with most of my toys i buy now.
also had one of these untill it broke and my dad took off his skin... oh man the nightmares i have of skinless teddy ruxpin...
on top of the multitudes of silverhawks toys... its funny, i actually never liked thundercats or he-man... but damn did i LOVE silverhawks! The diecast metal voltron toy too... oh man that was awesome...
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I remember bring your toy to school day. We had to stand in the front of the class and talk about it and just show it off. I took in my die cast Voltron and it took me ages to transform it as the legs on each lion were stiff as fuck. Wound up trading it away for some Joes, regret that now, looking back on it.
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He you would have been so jealous of me. I actually ran a gaming rental club for the cpc in my teens. Had every AA mastergame and AA rave i could buy. Used to import them direct from Uk. Originally Posted by claud3
My collection was nearly close to this colloection
Amstrad gaming
Games are like woman, what you might find attractive I might not, and none of us know if we really like them untill we have played around with them for a while.
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Anyone played YuGioh! ? This was in my early teens, exactly 10 years ago. My best friend eventually became my rival. It began when I bought the Kaiba Starter Deck and he bought the Yugi Starter Deck and throughout my years in middle school we just got stronger.
I ended up having until I lost my cards...
3x Goblin Attack Force
1x Marauding Captain
1x Command Knight
1x Yata
1x Obnoxious Celtic Guard
1x Fiber Jar
1x Cyber Jar
3x Mad Dog of Darkness
1x Tribe Infecting Virus
1x Jinzo
1x Hayabusa Knight
1x DD Warrior Lady
1x Blade Knight
Magic Cards:
1x Change of Heart
1x Monster Reborn
1x United We Stand
1x Mage Power
1x Raigeki
1x Harpie's Feather Duster
1x Graceful Charity
1x Pot of Greed
1x Delinguent Duo
1x Confiscation
1x Forceful Sentry
1x Heavy Storm
1x Mystical Space Typhoon
Traps:
1x Imperial Order
1x Torriental Tribute
1x Call of the Haunted
1x Magic Cylinders
1x Mirror Force
This is not even completed, I had forgotten some cards. It was good time during those year. Then I lost interested when the ban list started in 2004 or 2005.
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