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Post Posted: Wed May 28, 2014 4:01 am 
 

Figured I'd intro myself as well since i've been a member for a few years but not active one.

I'm Rick, 43, living it up in the south. I'm an avid collector of anything RPG from the 70s/80s. Of course an avid TSR fan, and anything 'small press'

Also an avid comic book collector since age 8.

At this point in my collecting life I find myself seeking all those TSR items I never really knew was out there... beach towels, candy boxes, coloring books, story books, clay model kits, the list goes on and on

hello to all and your site is invaluable when it comes to TSR knowledge. thanks


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Post Posted: Wed May 28, 2014 3:08 pm 
 

Well met webrik33!

I haven't even gotten to the point of searching out those cool TSR items outside the books... just too much to find!  Plus, starting late in collecting (i.e. paying money for items now I never got as a kid) makes it hard to find a few of these pieces.

Anyway, good luck in your searches and as always, let us know when you've found something cool!

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Post Posted: Wed May 28, 2014 4:14 pm 
 

well i meant to post in the new members section. Doh!

i know what you mean about collecting non-tsr. that's part of my problem..lol. i wind up buying non tsr stuff instead of the 'rare' tsr items

heck i don't even bother with tsr 'books' right now. i'm desperate to find some of the cool licensed products available 70s and 80s. i want the mpc action scenes so bad and one of those woodburning kits!


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Post Posted: Fri May 30, 2014 9:45 am 
 

webrik33 wrote in Greetings:well i meant to post in the new members section. Doh!

i know what you mean about collecting non-tsr. that's part of my problem..lol. i wind up buying non tsr stuff instead of the 'rare' tsr items

heck i don't even bother with tsr 'books' right now. i'm desperate to find some of the cool licensed products available 70s and 80s. i want the mpc action scenes so bad and one of those woodburning kits!


Welcome! The woodburning kits come up fairly often on ebay. At least that is my impression. I would say at least a half dozen a year. I don't collect that sort of thing, but I seem to recall the prices are not very scary on it.


And I could've bought these damn modules off the 1$ rack!!!

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Post Posted: Fri May 30, 2014 1:50 pm 
 

bbarsh wrote in Greetings:
webrik33 wrote in Greetings:well i meant to post in the new members section. Doh!

i know what you mean about collecting non-tsr. that's part of my problem..lol. i wind up buying non tsr stuff instead of the 'rare' tsr items

heck i don't even bother with tsr 'books' right now. i'm desperate to find some of the cool licensed products available 70s and 80s. i want the mpc action scenes so bad and one of those woodburning kits!


Welcome! The woodburning kits come up fairly often on ebay. At least that is my impression. I would say at least a half dozen a year. I don't collect that sort of thing, but I seem to recall the prices are not very scary on it.




i wish I could find one. i've looked and looked. i go through stages like this with my collecting..i collect comics too and i'm on a big merchandise kick when it comes to Marvel as well. heck toys in general. 70s/80s. gotta get that stuff from my childhood ya know?


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