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Incredible Crash Test Dummy Figures

Anonymous Mon 28 Nov 2022 04:27:34 No.10161935 View View Reply Original Report

I'm feeling nostalgic and interested in getting a hold of Incredible Crash Test Dummy figures, but not sure which would be the best ones to go after. I just want like one of the guys and a vehicle for them to explode in.

Surprisingly they're not too bad to find complete despite being toys that explode into easy to lose pieces.

So anyone own the tyco or Mattel Hot Wheels one from the 00s?

faggot

faggot Mon 28 Nov 2022 04:42:31 No.10161960 Report

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i lo0eeeewwrww AVGN hgeesss like my favcorite eva

Anonymous

Anonymous Mon 28 Nov 2022 13:37:32 No.10162322 Report

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>>10161935
Crash Dummies is a toyline that's particularly dear to me but I've never actually felt too compelled to buy any of the vintage toys, probably because the prices, while not stupid, are still a little bit too high for how much I actually want them.

I guess there's kind of a contradiction with the toyline too since, despite moving away from high end collectibles to the more kid-friendly toylines from the 90s I grew up with, I still treat them with silk gloves, and I have a hunch I don't think I'd be able to enjoy a toyline where the whole point is to beat the shit out of them all that much anymore.

Anonymous

Anonymous Tue 29 Nov 2022 20:51:40 No.10164253 Report

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I got Daryl, Slick, and Spin. Really wanted the psa guys more but Vince and Larry cost like $50 each. I heard they were replaced by Slick and Speen due to the original duo being the psa guys and can't have psa mascots advertising a fucking toy which is why some states pulled the pass.

Still need some vehicles. I find the crash cars harder to come by than the the smaller playsets like the cannon and torture rack or the non crashy vehicles. How tiny were the crashable vehicle bits?

Anonymous

Anonymous Wed 30 Nov 2022 18:02:21 No.10165417 Report

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what was the hot wheels era of dummies like?

Anonymous

Anonymous Wed 30 Nov 2022 18:15:08 No.10165434 Report

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The figures weren't very durable when they came out & 25 years of aging plastic probably isn't helping them. The end of the limb connectors & the tiny metal prongs inside that held the limbs on often broke. The vehicles were durable as bricks though.

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