thejosh2010 wrote:
Awesomeness! I love all the space invaders!!Great choice!
For me, I was thinking about what to post when I opened my pantry cabinets for something to snack on when BAM..I caught these wacky wobbler Rats scurrying about...and even one of them had a radioactive glow
Spoiler: show
It’s just crazy what kind of things you find roaming through the house at night
R.I.P. Buddy, my bestest friend
kevinbuddha wrote:Yes it is crazy Josh!
SpaceDude wrote:kevinbuddha wrote:Yes it is crazy Josh!
Wow that is so awesome! Love Ratfink!
TC Internet wrote:Happy Wednesday, everyone! Thought I'd kick off the day with one of the few Wobblers that never left my collection: Bozo the Clown!
While there were a ton of localized Bozo television shows in the 60's and 70's, I grew up in the early 80's; a time when Chicago natives nationwide (like my dad) could pay to have the WGN superstation wherever they lived. In addition to never missing a Cubs game, it also ensured that we could watch the Bozo Show every day, just like Dad and his brother did. I hated other clowns as a child, but Bozo is a part of my upbringing that seems perfect for Funko nostalgia. Even though I've repaired his head 2 or 3 times, I've never let him go.
My wife hates Bozo.
So sometimes, Bozo needs to take trips around the house, to surprise her with laughs, pies, and maybe a chance to play the Grand Prize Game!
Hopefully I don't die today.
Have a great day!
R.I.P. Buddy, my bestest friend 
R.I.P. Buddy, my bestest friend
Scotty wrote:.
Keeping with Tim's theme, here's Big Top Freddy - and a bunch of others because i was too lazy to crop the pic.
Scotty wrote:.
Keeping with Tim's theme, here's Big Top Freddy - and a bunch of others because i was too lazy to crop the pic.
thejosh2010 wrote:TC Internet wrote:Happy Wednesday, everyone! Thought I'd kick off the day with one of the few Wobblers that never left my collection: Bozo the Clown!
While there were a ton of localized Bozo television shows in the 60's and 70's, I grew up in the early 80's; a time when Chicago natives nationwide (like my dad) could pay to have the WGN superstation wherever they lived. In addition to never missing a Cubs game, it also ensured that we could watch the Bozo Show every day, just like Dad and his brother did. I hated other clowns as a child, but Bozo is a part of my upbringing that seems perfect for Funko nostalgia. Even though I've repaired his head 2 or 3 times, I've never let him go.
My wife hates Bozo.
So sometimes, Bozo needs to take trips around the house, to surprise her with laughs, pies, and maybe a chance to play the Grand Prize Game!
Hopefully I don't die today.
Have a great day!
Loving this wobbler! So many folks seem to have phobia of clowns but I love’em!!
Scotty wrote:.
Keeping with Tim's theme, here's Big Top Freddy - and a bunch of others because i was too lazy to crop the pic.
Toys R Us Kid wrote:thejosh2010 wrote:TC Internet wrote:Happy Wednesday, everyone! Thought I'd kick off the day with one of the few Wobblers that never left my collection: Bozo the Clown!
While there were a ton of localized Bozo television shows in the 60's and 70's, I grew up in the early 80's; a time when Chicago natives nationwide (like my dad) could pay to have the WGN superstation wherever they lived. In addition to never missing a Cubs game, it also ensured that we could watch the Bozo Show every day, just like Dad and his brother did. I hated other clowns as a child, but Bozo is a part of my upbringing that seems perfect for Funko nostalgia. Even though I've repaired his head 2 or 3 times, I've never let him go.
My wife hates Bozo.
So sometimes, Bozo needs to take trips around the house, to surprise her with laughs, pies, and maybe a chance to play the Grand Prize Game!
Hopefully I don't die today.
Have a great day!
Loving this wobbler! So many folks seem to have phobia of clowns but I love’em!!
I agree Josh! Is Bozo the mold the clown Freddy Wobbler comes from? I never noticed until now.
kevinbuddha wrote:Craig has a couple hand-painted and color prototypes of Bozo the clown....
Please post them Craig!
kevinbuddha wrote:Craig has a couple hand-painted and color prototypes of Bozo the clown....
Please post them Craig!
Scotty wrote:.
Keeping with Tim's theme, here's Big Top Freddy - and a bunch of others because i was too lazy to crop the pic.
Scotty wrote:.
Keeping with Tim's theme, here's Big Top Freddy - and a bunch of others because i was too lazy to crop the pic.
Scotty wrote:.
Keeping with Tim's theme, here's Big Top Freddy - and a bunch of others because i was too lazy to crop the pic.
TC Internet wrote:Happy Wednesday, everyone! Thought I'd kick off the day with one of the few Wobblers that never left my collection: Bozo the Clown!
While there were a ton of localized Bozo television shows in the 60's and 70's, I grew up in the early 80's; a time when Chicago natives nationwide (like my dad) could pay to have the WGN superstation wherever they lived. In addition to never missing a Cubs game, it also ensured that we could watch the Bozo Show every day, just like Dad and his brother did. I hated other clowns as a child, but Bozo is a part of my upbringing that seems perfect for Funko nostalgia. Even though I've repaired his head 2 or 3 times, I've never let him go.
My wife hates Bozo.
So sometimes, Bozo needs to take trips around the house, to surprise her with laughs, pies, and maybe a chance to play the Grand Prize Game!
Hopefully I don't die today.
Have a great day!
Scotty wrote:To keep Tim's theme, here are the trio's crystals. Only 50 sets of these were made. In the US, they were Wild Bill exclusives; in Europe they went to Elm Street. The consensus is that 25 sets went to each.
R.I.P. Buddy, my bestest friend TC Internet wrote:Happy Wednesday, everyone! I just received this set of Monster Cereal Bobble Cars, a line that came out right as I was selling my collection back in the day. Love the look of these guys, especially Boo Berry.
Question for everyone, what adhesive do you use when parts of your Wobblers get separated? I've always used Loctite Vinyl but was wondering if there was a better option out there.
OCD craziness happens a lot with crooked bodies or heads Scotty wrote:To keep Tim's theme, here are the trio's crystals. Only 50 sets of these were made. In the US, they were Wild Bill exclusives; in Europe they went to Elm Street. The consensus is that 25 sets went to each.
thejosh2010 wrote:Well, since last weeks Fink’s seemed to be so much fun to show, I figured I’d double down and go the Rat Fink route again this week for Wobbler Wednesday!
Presenting an extra special duo of of black & gold Rat Finks, one with a matte finish & one with a glossy finish; each are LE2’sSpoiler: show
R.I.P. Buddy, my bestest friend
kevinbuddha wrote:Yes it is crazy Josh!
TJLAUTERBACH wrote:Awesome cars Tim. Those crystals are spectacular Scotty. Josh those RF are really cool. I always liked the RF wobblers alot. Just always had a hard time trying to decide which ones are fake. Seems like RF was made counterfeit everywhere.
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