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Mar 21, 2011
Dee
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A visual history of vinyl toys. Nothing to read in this book, only pictures. If you like vinyl toys, specially the DIY ones, this book can inspire you with your design work.
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Sep 08, 2011
Jordan
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This sits under one of my display shelves for my vinyl along with a couple other books about vinyl.
I can say that the only thing you will find of use with this book is explaining to company why your place looks like a 12 year olds play room.
I'm still a big supporter of vinyl art and will always collect Andrew bell and rotobox figures.
I can say that the only thing you will find of use with this book is explaining to company why your place looks like a 12 year olds play room.
I'm still a big supporter of vinyl art and will always collect Andrew bell and rotobox figures.
Nov 29, 2010
Laura
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Well worth picking up if you're into toy collecting. The vinyl craze has been around for a while now so this book is great to go back and look at some of the older toys from when vinyl was just lifting off in a big way.
May 26, 2008
Michael
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Possibly the greatest collection of designer toys EVER! This book is great to get the creative juices flowing and requires regular revisitation purely for enjoyment. There's a toy in this book for EVERYONE!
Dec 23, 2007
PJ
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Mind-boggling array of toy figurines in delicious techni-colour; wonderful coffee table book for people who love individualistic toys.
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