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3546ArticleSockofFleagullsI recently visited Cooter's Place in Nashville for the first time and I was taken back at the sheer amount of Dukes merchandise that was released. My friend that was with me who is 10 times the fan I am was even amazed.  Dec 08, 2016View
3547ArticleSockofFleagullsI love that you included Thunder Hawk. I could easily make this list all M.A.S.K. vehicles. However, the Coyote X from Hardcastle and McCormick is an awesome TV car that's obscure enough to get overlooked often. Others in consideration should be Colt Seaver's 4x4 from Fall Guy and Magnum P.I.'s Ferrari. Animated, how about that transforming convertible from Heathcliff and the Catillac Cats or Filmation Ghostbusters car?5 Best TV Cars of the 80sDec 08, 2016View
3559ArticleSockofFleagullsThanks for sharing. My parents divorced just a couple years before you and I know some of those feelings. Luckily I was in high school so I had many years of great Christmases together.A Very Sega ChristmasDec 12, 2016View
3560ArticleSockofFleagulls@vaporman87 I've seen some on eBay, sometimes even sold individually. I still have my Voltron book and several sports books too, some of which I never completed. @nlogan thanks!Christmas 1985 Through My Gobots Camera LensDec 12, 2016View
3570ArticleSockofFleagulls@mickyarber thanks for the kind words! We Gobots fans need to stick together. @massreality Thanks!Christmas 1985 Through My Gobots Camera LensDec 13, 2016View
3580ArticleSockofFleagulls@rickacerhodes Gobots truly get a bad rap. Transformers has a great legacy but Gobots had a decent cartoon with great toys. @HojuKoolander Glad it jogged some memories! @oldschool80s Merry Christmas! Waiting for your entry now!Christmas 1985 Through My Gobots Camera LensDec 14, 2016View
3592ArticleSockofFleagullsA great article and appreciate you sharing the memories. And just when I think I've seen it all from the '80s decade, you give me the Snake Mountain Challenge! As much as I was into Hot Wheels during that time, I have no recollection of this set. It doesn't look that different from what they typically do nowadays with superhero characters but that is some sweet MOTU artwork!1986: The Year That Santa Became RealDec 16, 2016View
3605ArticleSockofFleagullsAnother article with Snake Mountain Challenge!! How do I not remember this? Indeed, you did get a great haul that year.The Mega Haul of Christmas 1986Dec 19, 2016View
3606ArticleSockofFleagullsSome great memories here. I too had the Hot Wheels Sto N Go playset and spent hours in my dirt driveway with it and my car collection. Was very glad Target brought an updated version back this year and HAD to buy one.NLogan's Christmas at Grandma's HouseDec 19, 2016View
3663ArticleSockofFleagulls@Vaporman I've wanted M.A.S.K. back for so long that I couldn't simply ignore the new comic for the changes. It kills me we haven't got more merchandise for us collectors like Funko figures or really anything! I'm adding these comic to my collection because there is literally nothing else to collect! Having said that, I've been entertained with the new book as much as my 1985 brain will allow. @NLogan It's crazy how we hope they will eventually get one of these reboots "right". I can say I've enjoyed a few but its really a rare occasion. @jaktz You really have to look at it with 2016 glasses to enjoy and so far I have. Some changes are interesting while others are head scratchers. I'm committed to giving Easton the first 5-issue story arc the benefit of the doubt before giving a blanket assessment.The Rebirth of M.A.S.K. and the Nostalgia StruggleJan 04, 2017View