Unboxing Vintage Toys, Repro Tyres, and Retro Playsets Toy Polloi Two 

Great Pickups! :)

Dave, your Paleetoy review is all over the Action Force collector pages... great job. Keep up the wonderful content. I can't wait to see how you fix these figures.

03:57 - That's Guzzle, a Sparkabot (with Blaze and Sizzle).

Great stuff Dave. Happy Sunday to you both 😊

04:47 - That's Joyride, a Powermaster.

Great stuff, Dave.

I've been looking for replacement Gobot tyres for a couple of years now. I was amazed that no-one seemed to be selling any reproductions so this is ideal for me. I think almost all of my Gobots turned have perished or been lost, and I need a couple of Transformers ones too.

Nice hall

04:15 - That's Flamefeather, a Firecon, as you say.

The sparkabots will be really interesting to see how they can be fixed💥

05:55 - That's Dogfight, a Triggerbot.

Wow… interesting Transformers. I am always interested in how Hasbro would gimmick up the line to keep it going. Look forward to you exploring the innards

05:01 - That's Ruckus, a Triggercon.

I'm always on the look out for people who make rubber tires for toys. Right now though, I'm looking for someone who makes MASK tires. If you know of some seller who makes MASK tires, Dave, please share. I found a guy on eBay once, but I've never seen him sell on eBay again afterwards.

Be careful of those tyres, Dave. Pretty sure they could be cast out of tinted polyurethane rubber, and I've had cast tyres melt on a few resin, and plastic 1/25 car kits I've had after a while. It's not a case of cleaning the gunk off either. It's like the polyurethane eats away at everything it comes in to contact with. Plastics, resins, even the fake wood finish on my bedroom shelves. Environment doesn't seem to be a factor. I've had tyres melt on both displayed kits, and kits that are still sealed in the boxes. It might not happen. But it could too. So, I thought a word or three of warning might be an idea.