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Great Cologne, 
Very disappointed,
Sister loves it!, 
You know what this is???, = Fun: = Educational:
That slime is really gross and it feels really weird. Word of advice: this will make for some interesting hours of fun with your "action figures," but just don't get the slime on the carpet, or at least, don't let your children play with it alone in their room on the carpet. Invariably, they will do what I did with the same toy and leave it the slime ON THE CARPET, and it will harden and you will never get it up. I'm serious!
This toy has no educational value, but I guess its better than sticking them in front of a PS2 and allowing them to steal cars with Grand Theft Auto. But I digress...
I had fun with this when I was a kid (for He-Man at least), so I'm sure other kids now will have fun. Just don't get it on the carpet!
Still the best,
Only 1 toy, = Fun: = Educational:
Totally misleading, I have A LOT of Dungeons and Dragons Miniatures, some old comic books, and some DBZ miniatures.
I really want to sell em.
Do you know any site dedicated to selling any of these items?
If not, I guess I’ll just try Ebay
Date: July 30, 2010
Time: 6:00 pm
Umm, Ebay and amazon.
Date: July 30, 2010
Time: 6:03 pm
Try http://yktc.us – Auction/Classifieds – list an item for just .02 cent per month for up to 30 days – NO SELLING FEES – they give you $50.00 in credit to get you started, plus a $10.00 credit for each person who sign up that you refer, plus up to $10.00 credit each month for the items you do sell.
See site for details. Up to 4 free image per posting – each after that are just .10 cent each up to 10 images. You may also link to another site (should you have one). While not so large (yet) YKTC works at keeping a site that works for the folks and so you can keep your money – not pay someone to sell you items. An email is transmitted to those who sign on telling them of other posting. Give it a try – oh, if you need help – just ask.
Thank you,
Joe Stephens
Date: July 30, 2010
Time: 6:56 pm
There are a number of sites with different approaches, buyers and so forth. The biggest thing to know are the costs involved and the features available.
One site to consider is bidStart.com. It’s specifically a collectibles marketplace and doesn’t have listing fees for your items. Thus you can go ahead and list them without concern for their selling. On ebay you’ll have to pay even if they don’t sell and their fees are also higher. On the other side of the coin ebay has a lot of traffic so you may sell the item more quickly there.