Are these Crazy Toy Prices at this Antique Store!?
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Published 2024-03-30
Vintage Toy Hunting at an Indiana Antique Mall! Ninja Turtles, Bravestarr, Disney Vinylmation & More!
Join Pixel Dan and Stine on another thrilling toy hunting adventure as they explore an Antique Mall nestled in the heart of Indiana! In this exciting episode, our dynamic duo embarks on a quest to uncover hidden treasures from yesteryears, diving deep into aisles brimming with nostalgia-inducing collectibles.
As they step into the antique emporium, the anticipation is palpable. Everywhere they turn, shelves adorned with vintage toys beckon them, promising tales of childhood wonder and memories waiting to be reignited. From classic action figures to retro Disney Vinylmation, every corner holds the potential for discovery.
Their journey begins with a stroll through aisles adorned with relics from the '80s and '90s. Eyes gleaming with excitement, Pixel Dan and Stine eagerly scan the shelves, their hearts racing with the prospect of unearthing gems from beloved franchises. And they're not disappointed!
Among the first treasures to catch their eye are the iconic Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles action figures. With a nostalgic twinge, they reminisce about the adventures of Leonardo, Michelangelo, Donatello, and Raphael, marveling at the craftsmanship and attention to detail of these timeless toys.
But the excitement doesn't stop there. As they delve deeper into the maze of collectibles, they stumble upon a trove of Bravestarr memorabilia, transporting them back to the Wild West adventures of Marshal Bravestarr and his trusty companions. From action figures to vehicles, each piece serves as a testament to the enduring legacy of this cult classic.
Their journey takes an unexpected turn as they stumble upon a collection of Disney Vinylmation figures, each one a unique expression of the magic and whimsy synonymous with the House of Mouse. With a keen eye for detail, they marvel at the intricacies of these miniature works of art, each one telling its own enchanting story.
But amidst the excitement of their discoveries, Pixel Dan and Stine soon find themselves faced with a sobering realization: the prices at the antique store are far from reasonable. With a hint of disappointment, they discuss the inflated prices, lamenting the disconnect between nostalgia and affordability.
Undeterred, they press on, determined to uncover more treasures hidden within the labyrinthine corridors of the antique mall. From character glasses to Star Wars memorabilia, each find adds to the tapestry of their adventure, fueling their passion for the hunt.
As the day draws to a close, Pixel Dan and Stine bid farewell to the antique mall, their bags filled with memories and treasures from a bygone era. Though the prices may not have been what they expected, the thrill of the hunt and the joy of discovery have made this journey one to remember.
Join them on their next adventure as they continue to explore the world of vintage toys, one treasure at a time! Don't forget to like, share, and subscribe to Pixel Dan's Toy Hunts for more exciting escapades and nostalgic discoveries!
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All Comments (21)
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What’s the best thing you’ve found at an antique store?
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Come on Dan, tell me you secretly bought Christina the camper and are saving it for a birthday.
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Loved the Double Dragon car and figures
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The “Feels” you get when you stumble upon something you/a relative once had is by far the”Priceless”!
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I’ll always enjoy your reviews, but this toy hunt channel is just so much fun. You and Christina have an amazing energy about you and the post voice overs really take these videos to the next level. Really happy you decided to make this channel a thing, Dan.
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VR Troopers is a great toyline. It's full of that Kenner goodness, with awesome sculpting.
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Best nostalgia hit I ever had was from a 1970's articulated Barbie/Big Jim horse. It was priced at only one dollar because the people running the store thought it had a broken leg. Sometimes a leg would pop out of the socket and jam. As a very little kid, I used to fix my well-loved horse all the time and had a plastic toy key that made a really good lever to pop the legs back into place. After I bought the horse, I used a house key to fix it, and the sound of that leg popping back in brought back so many memories
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Good morning Dan. I once found a large iron sheik for free. Thanks for this video and taking us on the tour. My best to you and your family from Vermont.
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That was a wonderful moment that Christina had. It’s so cool to see others remember and share those important childhood moments. And solid pickups.
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You better get her that Winnebago as a surprise bud!
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I ended up with that Winnebago as a kid too. If I remember correctly it had a toilet in it, and that was probably my favorite part. I think I used it for any random toys I had as a kid. Probably had He-Man take a few family vacations in it. I'm not sure why it was given to me. I think it was from my great aunt and uncle.
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I loved the brave star cartoon when i was a kid
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Hello Pixel Dan! Two Thumbs up, one of the Coolest Antique Store ever, on your Channel!!! There were Tons of Stuff and many more, in that insane Place! Thank you for Sharing! 🤩😃😃👌👌
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Seeing some of the Retro lines coming out today, brought back some of the nostalgia, Some of the things I couldn't get but wanted as a kid. The top toy lines, I'd go nostalgic crazy for, would be the old LJN Thundercats in package and the 90's Cops N Crooks. Mostly the toy lines where the figures had the most detailed accessories. A nostalgic completionist. Thank you for the great video and going down memory lane.
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Cool! Nice tour of the trinkets and collectibles, thanks! I have BC's Quest for Tires on the old Colecovision. Awesome game!
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@0:16. “My grampa had this” Ouch. So did I.
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I'm happy for Christina that She found the Tonka Camper. Isn't it amazing that this thing is still alive? Happy Easter to you both and your loved ones.🐰
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You got the Camper for Christina and plan to give it to her one piece at a time for her advent calendar this year don't you?
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Can't believe you didn't get her the camper
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I love that Tonka commercial. "Everyone else bought 7 Tonka toys, you should too."😂
