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Old 09-08-2018, 03:45 AM   #401
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H. B. Halicki wrote, directed and stared in Gone in 60 Seconds in 1974. He made the movie on a shoestring budget and made a fortune off of it. He had a guy who worked for him whose sole job was to go to a flea market in California every Sunday and "buy every toy worth buying." When he died doing a stunt for the sequel, it took them 3 1/2 aircraft hangers to lay out and auction off his toy collection.
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Wow, thanks, cool story! What a job, buying toys LOL

So, since I recently got into Stranger Things, I suddenly have an actual reason to buy one of those cool real working arcade games. Before I could not picture any of my figures wanting to play that, but this has changed now. I have checked before but there are so many different brands and sizes that I got lost a bit. Which one would you guys recommend for kids figures that are about 6" high? I never have played an arcade game myself so I have no idea how high they should be compared.

So I never dared to pull the trigger as I feared I might end up with one too small or too big, and they are too expensive for that.

If you please could link me to one in a fitting size that I actually can buy online (as opposite to only available at Target or something) that would be highly appreciated. Thank you!
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