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Mint in Box

Published on January 27th, 2017 | by Sharp-O

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Mint in Box: London Toy Fair 2017 Report

London, baby!

This year marks the first time that I (and The Website of Doom) has had a presence at London Toy Fair so here’s my thoughts on the event!

Tags: 2017, bandai, BTHA, Flair, FNaF, Lego, London, London Toy Fair 2017, mint in box, netflix, Playmobil, power rangers, report, review, thoughts, Toy Fair, Toy Fair 2017, toys, Voltron

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Sharp-O The Bearded Toy Reviewer and Tokusatsu Fan.

3 Responses to Mint in Box: London Toy Fair 2017 Report

Ohnobuffalo says:

30/01/2017 at 5:35 am

Awesome. Anything from Megabloks there? I’m crazy interested in what that company is doing with their classic TMNT stuff. light year beyond what lego did. Also, I dig that female Thor statue.

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- Sharp-O says:
  
  01/02/2017 at 4:56 pm
  
  Something I only found out at the show was that Mega Bloks has rebranded as Mega Construx and while there wasn’t any TMNT in the booth, there were new Kubroz figures (pop culture icons done in the same manner as LEGO’s Brickheadz) and a new Mighty Morphin Power Rangers ranger based on the original show that you can glimpse in the highlight video on our Facebook page.
  
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  - Ohnobuffalo says:
    
    06/02/2017 at 6:53 am
    
    I think my collection needs a set of those Rangers.
    
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