Such is the life of an addict of plastic. It truly made me want to cry that before me were things I so badly wanted in my life again but couldn't buy. I hate to think if I wasn't moving how much I'd have dropped at this table to own the die-cast ones! Especially to complete the Getters since I'm missing Getter 1/Dragun and my others are missing parts. I mean these guys were in beautiful shape. He had the small ones, the die-cast ones, the large ones and many of the crazy accessories that were released. There was one dealer there today that I'd never seen before who had perhaps the most shocking display of items I've ever seen there: phenomenal quality vintage 1970s Shogun Warriors figure!!! Alas, the price was a bit beyond what a guy dropping hundreds of thousands of dollars on a new house could splurge on. One dealer had two vintage Doctor Who figures. There was a nice dealer with his wife and/or girlfriend directly behind the JOAG and he had a few things but nothing exactly rare or necessary for the Plastic Crack Collection. In fact, the only unusual stuff I saw were TF Movie 2008 Bumblebees going for $25-$30 and a Voyager Class Movie Megatron that I didn't even know existed.

There was a bit more TF crack there but nothing really outstanding.

I never knew she had so much stuff of so many flavors! I think she may be a bigger toy geek than he is. The whole house situation hasn't given us a single amount of time to devote to the plastic crack of transformer or super hero variety so we just stopped by since Friend Of The Crack Jack Of All Geeks (JOAG), and Missus Jack Of All Geeks, decided to set up show today and rid their life of excess plastic baggage. Yup folks! Today was the Autumn Cowtown Toy Show at Vets Memorial and this time, Giga and I weren't dealers. I was going to do this in-depth review of Transformers available at the Columbus Toys and Collectibles show today but there was absolutely nothing unexpected there.

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