[veryfigurefan]

Hello everyone.

I've added a few pieces to my collection over time, but hadn't found the time to share them. Luckily, I have time now.

I've added a new piece to my tin toy collection, which I'm constantly trying to expand. It's a locomotive from 1970. It's 40 cm long. It's a friction-powered locomotive and makes a great locomotive sound every time it's pushed forward. I'm happy to have added it to my collection. Now I'm going to start making a protective case for it out of plexiglass.

The Kenner Batman series, which was a driving force behind my starting to collect years ago, is very important to me. I've been following these Spinmaster toys for a long time and finally added them to my collection. Besides the Batmobile, there are 4 figures available for purchase separately in the series.

The Batmobile's design is very nice and reflects the old era. However, I didn't like the plastic quality and the wheel system. The box contains 3 wings that need to be attached to the car, but I recommend attaching the wings only if you have a place to display the car. Otherwise, removing the wings is almost impossible. If you make the mistake of attaching the wings to the car like I did, you won't be able to put it back in the box. Luckily, the large top wing is softer than the others, and by gently heating it with a hairdryer, I was able to remove only the top wing and put it back in the box. This really annoyed me. By the way, the Batmobile comes with one Batman figure.

I haven't taken the other four figures out of their boxes yet. However, their designs are generally good. I wish they had made accessories too.

Despite everything, I'm happy to have added these series to my collection.

Mr. Bean collection continues to grow.

I also added a very old French-made matchbox from the Lucky Luke series to my collection. Hotwheels and Kinder toys have also been added.