Adopt me! lolNot like I haven't post this before, but:
That is awesome.
I wish I had more models and, more to the point, was patient enough to assemble them decently. lol
I think that is beyond cool.
The Trek Toy Thread- what does YOUR inner Trekkie child own?
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That is awesome.
I wish I had more models and, more to the point, was patient enough to assemble them decently. lol
I think that is beyond cool.
I used to enjoy to make models as a child. The precision, the attention to every concievable detail...
then I got killed in Die Hard.
then I got killed in Die Hard.
Glad you enjoyed the site. Thanks very much.
I'm loving that Roville site. It's cool how she's created her own little universe for her dolls and scenes.
Sean
I cannot imagine the focus it takes to do what she's done in Roville. Im way to ADD to ever get to that level of detail. Im so glad you are enjoying the site!
Ok, so here's my Trek Shelf:
I realize that not all of these are classified as "toys" but here we go anyway:
Top shelf: Star Trek Cereal - yea!!
Bottom shelf: (from left to right) Starfleet insignia from a box of Kellogg's Corn Pops (it lights up!), mini-Capt. Kirk from Burger King (it talks!), TOS Squirt Gun Phaser (it squirts!), Star Trek Collectors Pez #160554 (of 250,000), TOS Phaser (lights up and makes noise!), mini-Spock from Burger King (it talks, too), TOS Communicator (with soundbites from various TOS performers!).
I have one or two other Trek collectible items but they're not on the shelf.
I realize that not all of these are classified as "toys" but here we go anyway:
Top shelf: Star Trek Cereal - yea!!
Bottom shelf: (from left to right) Starfleet insignia from a box of Kellogg's Corn Pops (it lights up!), mini-Capt. Kirk from Burger King (it talks!), TOS Squirt Gun Phaser (it squirts!), Star Trek Collectors Pez #160554 (of 250,000), TOS Phaser (lights up and makes noise!), mini-Spock from Burger King (it talks, too), TOS Communicator (with soundbites from various TOS performers!).
I have one or two other Trek collectible items but they're not on the shelf.
All of my Trek stuff is in boxes in the attic or garage. Nowhere to put them. 
TWO?
Impressive. Most impressive.
O M G ! Thos phasers are absolutely AWESOME!!!
NIUPONYBOY-- aw, thats a bummer that you dont have enough room to keep them out to enjoy!
Not like I haven't post this before, but:
You just impressed the hell out of my boy with the top pic.
What? The chair or the tribble...???well I bit the bullet and got this...
Here,s my list :~
1. Every AMT kit built or boxed .
2. All of the star trek micro machines .
I,ve just started to collect DST stuff phaser, communicator and tricorder. all of the funko bobble heads but my favourite at the moment are the star trek minimates i,ve got all the waves and i,m collecting anything 2 do with spock . !!!!!!!!
1. Every AMT kit built or boxed .
2. All of the star trek micro machines .
I,ve just started to collect DST stuff phaser, communicator and tricorder. all of the funko bobble heads but my favourite at the moment are the star trek minimates i,ve got all the waves and i,m collecting anything 2 do with spock . !!!!!!!!
CHRISISALL, yes! Thats what i want to know. The chair or the tribble? (chair is uber-neat)!
My entire current collection is as follows:
-paper drink cup from Burger King
-Uhura bobble-head from Burger King
-3 sets of ST09 glasses from Burger King
-ST09 glasses display stand (3-D) also from Burger King
-crappy Klingon commbadge from Kellogg's cereal box
As a boy, I used my paper route money to pay for ALL the TOS models. These included several sets of the Phaser/Communicator/Tricorder kits because I actually played with mine as I explored our farm, creeks, cliffs and other 'alien' landscapes.
Later on I built many of the ships from TOS-Ent to Ent-D (and Star Wars ships) which were displayed at my local hobby shop. I loved to use flourescent blacklight paint and hang them under blacklights. The shop owner sold quite a few models from my displays.
Alas, those models became gifts, to friends and exes
, which I regrettably never replaced.
-paper drink cup from Burger King
-Uhura bobble-head from Burger King
-3 sets of ST09 glasses from Burger King
-ST09 glasses display stand (3-D) also from Burger King
-crappy Klingon commbadge from Kellogg's cereal box
As a boy, I used my paper route money to pay for ALL the TOS models. These included several sets of the Phaser/Communicator/Tricorder kits because I actually played with mine as I explored our farm, creeks, cliffs and other 'alien' landscapes.
Later on I built many of the ships from TOS-Ent to Ent-D (and Star Wars ships) which were displayed at my local hobby shop. I loved to use flourescent blacklight paint and hang them under blacklights. The shop owner sold quite a few models from my displays.
Alas, those models became gifts, to friends
and exes, which I regrettably never replaced.
^IMWTK.
what IS a USB wristband?
what IS a USB wristband?
http://www2.kelloggs.com/Promotion/PromotionDetail.aspx?PID=17537
It's kind of small though. I can barely get it around my wrist. It seems to have been intended for kids (or small-wristed adults). Go figure.
It's kind of small though. I can barely get it around my wrist. It seems to have been intended for kids (or small-wristed adults). Go figure.
I think I want one just to have it, I am sure it won't fit around my wrist. lol
TODDKENT : i looked at the link and saw the picture (of the usb wristband), and i hate to say this, but i STILL dont understand what it is. Its a bracelet sort of thingy that has a thingy you can put into the computer? When you do that, what kind of information is stored on it?
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