This would have been 'the last three weeks if I hadn't just lost two weeks to real life crap AND tonsillitis? At fifty-effing-one...what's that all about? The UN's 2011-declared planet-wide carcinogenic atmosphere, that's what!
Anyway penicillin's kicked-in and these are from late May-early June now, so all still findable!
£1 gum-ball machines (no chocolate!) at the moment, from
Tarco International and of the choice, I got the one I'd have most wanted, first shot! It's (robots don't have a sex...not even sex-robots!) around 54mm compatible so I might try and get another for a
UNIT dio/vignette with some
Deetail or
Airfix para's, although; with only 6 in the set it would be worth trying to get the set, I don't know how the maths works out on a random pull, but it'll be maybe as few as 11 purchases?
The others look to be more 30mm size wise, and the
Tardis would join a growing collection of small-scale police telephone boxes! From the fact that the K-9 is 'exclusive' suggests the other five have been available previously or elsewhere, it's a very nice little model anyway.
Mimi is slowly collecting these and the first 6 had no duplicates (a baby Rottweiler has been added since the photo-shoot), they are also in sans-chocolate £1 machines, but it states they are series III and I haven't noticed series's one and two anywhere?
Imported by
Idea Vending, an outfit called
A&A Global Industries seems to be the master behind the throne, and they go quite well with the current
Schleich puppies, size-wise.
Back to
Zàini and chocolate; these are available about the place (
One-stop convenience-store for this actual one) and again I was lucky to get one of the more useful figures, as again there are half-heads looped as charms and some less useful figures!
I feel this is my reward for getting through a Christmas day round my Brother's where small relatives had a doll which played the
Frozen theme on an eight-second loop endlessly...and if you tried to sabotage the thing it switched to Spanish until the little ones used tech-magic to 'reduce' the torture back to English!
We looked at the
Fravend Alien in a new production round-up a while ago, and I've since found a traditional yellow 'smiley' and this blue one and stuck them in the archive without testing them to destruction like the first green one!
And from the same machines we have that old 1960's perennial;
Trolls, the licence is held by
Russ Berrie, I suspect these via
Brabo-CBG of Belgium are not sending many royalties back to East Rutherford, Nujoisey! Both these are in 40p machines (definitely no chocolate!), or were they 20p? I'll check next time I do the rounds!
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