Collector Candii's Blog

Note: Click on pics to enlarge! Nah, I don't have stocks in MGA, nor am I sponsored, but by the number of products I review of theirs, you'd think I do! I'm genuinely interested in exploring the products the company has to offer, and they have SO MUCH to offer. I'm on a Remix fix right now, so it's really consuming my blog posts at present. I'll be looking at other company's toys soon, I promise! I picked up this Hairflip from Coles - a grocery store of all places. "Candii, aren't the toys at grocery stores heavily marked up for the convenience?" I hear you ask. Typically yes, and these would usually be no exception, but they were on sale, down from $29 to $15! That's still cheaper than Big W, at $25. I was like "they may never be this low anywhere ever again, and I need to check these out" and so I got one. Target has them on sale currently for $15 as well, but I didn't want to pick up more until after I'd looked at one a...

Late to the party as usual, yes I know. These tubes have been sitting around, being bumped, knocked, and kicked over since before Christmas 'cause I've been busy with other stuff so I think it's time I crack into them. I purchased them for what I think was $17 each? It's been a while and I'm not sure where the receipt is lol. Regular retail is anywhere between $20-30 here, and they were 'on sale'. Much like the Chelseas, the Barbies have codes printed on the top to identify who is inside. The black print makes these so much easier to read and photograph. [Codes] [2] The numbers that matter are the second and third, so for example; 2540I - 5 and 4 are the two numbers of importance, which I'll bracket from now on. While I was picking some up at Target though, I found that there was not only a set of a consecutive sequence of five but also some others with random numbers. The consecutive codes are as follows, and after I've opened them all I will have a...