[veryfigurefan]

Hello again everyone.

I share photos of new pieces added to the collection, both long ago and recently.

To give information about a few of them:

I completed the WB100 series. It's a really fun series.

I added the police car and buggy jeep, which were among the most popular toys in the 90s, to my collection. Both products have never been used and are in pristine condition in their box. It is difficult to find it this way. The products are in working condition. The police car sounds its siren and moves to many locations. On the other hand, if the Jeep hits any obstacle and flips over, turns around and goes in another direction, if it hits something again, it rolls over and turns back.

Another product that excited me when I bought it is the remote-controlled Batmobile from Toybiz from 1989. The light behind it turns on while moving. It's a toy with really great details.

I bought 2 cowboys from Es Toys. Unfortunately, there is no extensive information about the product. From my investigations and guesses, I think these products were produced in the 80s. Since I love these types of western figures, I added them to my collection. Cowboys has a battery operated feature. However, when I first bought it, neither of them worked. My brother fixed it and now when you press the button on the cowboys' shoulders, they say a few words and shoot. It's really fun.

I added 3 virtual pet or virtual baby products to my collection. The white virtual toy you see in the front in the photo is the product I bought in the 90s. What excited me here was finding the unused blue version of the same product years later in 2024 and adding it to the collection.

I bought an auction book of old toys from 1998. There are many images in the book. Alternative visuals are always very important in order to have a better understanding of the old toy culture. I also conduct research to gain new information.