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Re: Toy fair news
Posted: Tue Mar 29, 2016 8:49 pm
by GHOSTHUNTER
Hi Thumper.
Didcot in the old Days used to be a regular haunt for me, went to the very first event and it was so quiet, it felt like they should have paid me to look around!
If I get to Didcot again, will I see you there as its always nice to meet forum members.
Ghosthunter.
Re: Toy fair news
Posted: Wed Mar 30, 2016 7:15 pm
by Thumper
GHOSTHUNTER wrote:Hi Thumper.
Didcot in the old Days used to be a regular haunt for me, went to the very first event and it was so quiet, it felt like they should have paid me to look around!
If I get to Didcot again, will I see you there as its always nice to meet forum members.
Ghosthunter.
I get to the fairs whenever I can, but I often find I'm booked in elsewhere the same weekend, and can't do both. The next Didcot fair clashes too, so I hope to get to one of Ronnie's other events later in the year.
Re: Toy fair news
Posted: Wed Mar 30, 2016 8:00 pm
by GHOSTHUNTER
OK Thumper, will bump into you one Day at Cirencester or Didcot.
Ghosthunter.
Re: Toy fair news
Posted: Sat Apr 23, 2016 7:45 am
by brainstrust
Toy Fairs are very rare in my part of the world and then more like trash n treasure. Went to one today though and so many hotwheels, thousands of them. I don't know how a store holder can make any money selling them
Do hotwheels really reach a decent price, a price high enough to make money out of it?
Re: Toy fair news
Posted: Sat Apr 23, 2016 9:06 am
by Idris
brainstrust wrote:Went to one today though and so many hotwheels, thousands of them. I don't know how a store holder can make any money selling them
Do hotwheels really reach a decent price, a price high enough to make money out of it?
Does
this answer your question?
Re: Toy fair news
Posted: Sat Apr 23, 2016 10:02 am
by motorman
Yep there is certainly a bouyant market for rare 60's red lines, especially in the US.
Re: Toy fair news
Posted: Sun Apr 24, 2016 1:16 am
by brainstrust
Oh there was nothing like that there, although how would I know!
What I saw was thousands of the blue blisters that I see hanging on pegs in stores for less then 2 bucks a pop!
You do have me thinking about those original redlines now, damn, argh!!!!!!
Re: Toy fair news
Posted: Wed Apr 27, 2016 8:11 pm
by GHOSTHUNTER
I have to be in the Buckinghamshire area this coming Saturday, so will be attending the Beaconsfield toy fair.
Sat 30th - DPL Toy and Train Fairs - Beaconsfield Toy Train and Model Collectors Fair
Beaconsfield School, Wattleton Road, Beaconsfield, Buckinghamshire.
Close to M25/M40 J2, the Saturday Event for North West London , Bucks and Berks. Traders from as far as Northampton , Swindon and Reading attend with stock , New , Old and Collectible. Diecast Buses , Cars , Railways in all popular sizes, military models, Scalextric. CDs/DVDs/Records and Books on modelling , transport , military and local interest. Excellent Breakfasts from the Kitchen Ladies in separate refectory area adjoining entrance.
I may be doing door duties again, so if you can prove to me you are a forum member, I will give you entrance fee discount...
Ghosthunter.
Re: Toy fair news
Posted: Fri May 06, 2016 4:55 pm
by GHOSTHUNTER
Next toy fair is the big one at NEC Birmingham this Sunday 15th May. Don't think I can do this one as my financies are tight at the moment because Sandown and Kempton park toy fairs all take place this Month and I know Sandown is going to be the expensive one for me, ain't that right Rob...
Ghosthunter.
Re: Toy fair news
Posted: Fri May 06, 2016 5:40 pm
by motorman
GHOSTHUNTER wrote:Next toy fair is the big one at NEC Birmingham this Sunday 15th May. Don't think I can do this one as my financies are tight at the moment because Sandown and Kempton park toy fairs all take place this Month and I know Sandown is going to be the expensive one for me, ain't that right Rob...
Ghosthunter.
What has Rob got for you drool over Kevin??