Wobbler Wednesday Thread!- FREESTYLE

[MasterSplyntr]

This thread has always been one of my favourites. You all have some AMAZING Wobblers.

[Scotty]

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Okay, I can't say not having this piece is a full regret, but I really do miss the little guy. He made me smile. Snowbird!

He apparently still is the mascot for WSMV-4 (NBC) in Nashville; he announces school weather-related closings in Middle Tennessee and Southern Kentucky. The Wobbler had a run of 3,000. The bigger Snowbird was a vinyl bank; no idea how many there were.

Now that I'm looking at the picture, again, I definitely should have kept him.

[icemanfan44]

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Okay, I can't say not having this piece is a full regret, but I really do miss the little guy. He made me smile. Snowbird!

He apparently still is the mascot for WSMV-4 (NBC) in Nashville; he announces school weather-related closings in Middle Tennessee and Southern Kentucky. The Wobbler had a run of 3,000. The bigger Snowbird was a vinyl bank; no idea how many there were.

Now that I'm looking at the picture, again, I definitely should have kept him.

I hear you on the regrets. Great piece.

[icemanfan44]

Going with Scotty's theme of pieces we regret letting go of. Funko Dirty Dancer black and white 1 of 12 made. Would love to find one again.

[Serch_na]

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Okay, I can't say not having this piece is a full regret, but I really do miss the little guy. He made me smile. Snowbird!

He apparently still is the mascot for WSMV-4 (NBC) in Nashville; he announces school weather-related closings in Middle Tennessee and Southern Kentucky. The Wobbler had a run of 3,000. The bigger Snowbird was a vinyl bank; no idea how many there were.

Now that I'm looking at the picture, again, I definitely should have kept him.

What an amazing "niche" figure

[Scotty]

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Here are 3 Bobble Breezes (which are mini-Wobblers) that were never released to the market. These are pictured in my collection thread, but you can't see them very well. Bobble Breezes (for those that don't know) were air fresheners modeled after the car air fresheners of the 1950's. They had adhesive strips on the bottom so you could affix them to the dashboard of your car.

When I discovered these, back in the day, I was obsessed with getting all of them (which I did). In addition to the Bobble Breezes, these 3 University molds were also made into computer sitters and ...(I'm having a senior moment--I can't remember what the other item was--was it a bank?). I also don't recall why they never went to market.