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As we announced before HERE 24Hour Toy Break is back! starting at 5pm PST Friday April 1st (no April fools) George & Ayleen will be live for 24 hours with guests, toys, and more! (fingers crossed we will see Luke Chueh per tradition) Anyway to mark 10 years of the fantastic Toy Break (congratulations on the milestone) Toy Break will be lunching a super short Kickstarter to mark the 10 year anniversary.
It’s not just any old coin, it serves a purpose as well as being some memorabilia. Those days when toys arrive and you debating whether to open it or leave it in the box….. well no more headaches let the Toy Break 10 year anniversary collectible coin solve your decision making. If you’re like us, just rip open the boxes and play with your toys :p
The Toy Break coin will be available on Kickstarter from Friday at noon to Sunday 9 pm (PST) to help celebrate 24 Hour Toy Break 2016! We suggest you use http://www.worldtimebuddy.com/ to find your timezone. Kickstarter Direct LINK http://kck.st/1UIHwCN
http://www.toybreak.com/live/ You can also watch this show and join the chat at ustream.tv/channel/toybreak
Don’t forget to check out the return of Toy Break today with episode 381 with Mr Scott Tolleson below!
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“In celebration of the 2016 24 hour live Toy Break event, we are making a special 10 year Toy Break coin!
What is Toy Break? I’m glad you asked! Toy Break is our weekly show featuring news and reviews about designer vinyl, plush, action figures, collectibles, events, interviews, and more in the wonderful world of toys! Hosts Ayleen and George bring you a life time of toy collecting experience combined with the perspective of toy makers, artists, and designers. As the dynamic duo behind October Toys, they have over a decade of toy production experience and are joined by a variety of guest hosts as they tear open their latest toy finds!
One side of the coin shows the Toy Break logo and the year the show was established. It also marks the words we say so often, take it out and play with! If there is one thing the hosts of Toy Break like to do, it’s open toys and play with them!
If that’s not your thing, just flip the coin over, where you will see the crossed hammers of Toy Break, along with the words: keep it in the box.
Can’t decide whether to open that new Batman figure or keep it mint in box? Flip a coin and let Toy Break decide for you! (Just don’t blame us when you open the super rare variant and kill the resell value!)”
(info and photos lifted from Toy Break Instagram)
