Quite possibly, the most "well, duh" bit of licensed merchandise ever produced. Doesn't make up for the lack of Sleestak action figures but it's a start.
Always nice to see just how far back some of those dinosaurs started showing up. If you look in the center of the pack, near the top, the orangey one is actually a rust monster from the old D&D Monster Manual. Below it and to the left, the dark colored one, right above the red 'wants to hug you' dinosaur, is the D&D Bullette.
Yes, I remember the wacky ones from D&D. I also remember that strange one shown here in green at the bottom of the bag -- Sort of a cartoony alligator-ish critter with a silly grin. It's nostalgia-producing posts like this that make me a regular reader of this blog. Thanks!
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Good to see the classics in there too. There still made as I think my boys have some too.
ReplyDeleteYeah I'm pretty sure my kids have some of these guys as well.
ReplyDeleteAlways nice to see just how far back some of those dinosaurs started showing up. If you look in the center of the pack, near the top, the orangey one is actually a rust monster from the old D&D Monster Manual. Below it and to the left, the dark colored one, right above the red 'wants to hug you' dinosaur, is the D&D Bullette.
ReplyDeleteYes, I remember the wacky ones from D&D. I also remember that strange one shown here in green at the bottom of the bag -- Sort of a cartoony alligator-ish critter with a silly grin. It's nostalgia-producing posts like this that make me a regular reader of this blog. Thanks!
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