Where do you buy Godzilla toys!

[Breakdown]

Ebay mostly. I did side scavenging at thrift stores. Back in the day they where goldmines for Trendmasters toys in relativly good condition. Im starting to look more into Amazon.

[Mr. X]

Ebay, my friends. Ebay.

Nearly every single figure in this photo alone is from Ebay, and not 1 cost me over $50.



Ebay auctions, specificley. I'd say the majority of those were won from auctions.

I'd say around 80% of my entire collection or so is from Ebay. Some were from a few little stores. My Monsterarts are from Hobby Search and Amazon, mostly.

[Mr. Anime Fan]

HobylinkJapan, Anime Jungle, Amazon, Ebay!

[Reaper Man]

Ebay and Amazon.

[Eunectes]

Ebay, Amazon, HLJ since there is none around here in Toronto, lol.

[ChunkyGodzilla]

Mst I get from Ebay. but some I've picked up at frank & Sons Collectables "toy wharehouse"

[Planetxman]

Yahoo Japan first and foremost. But I have bought and sold many items thru Facebook.
And, oh yeah, G Fest.

G Fest is a good place to buy Godzilla toys !

[Starsteam]

I got a few off Ebay (by few I mean hardly at all), fan places around the internet like Club Tokyo and Sheeronk, online stores, and KB Toys/K-mart.

[MaxRebo320]

A magical little place where Gnomes, Fairies, and Salamanders live in harmony called eBay.

[eabaker]

Mostly ebay, though from time to time Amazon.

I think most if not all of the companies I used to buy from in the 90s are gone now.

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[GodzillaRangerPrime]

Use to be KB Toys, but they went outta business.

Now it's mainly Toys R Us

Then again, I've only ever bought Bandai America's stuff.

I've never touched a good ole soft vinyl figure or any of that good ridiculously overpriced stuff before.

[Destoroyah of Worlds]

Local stores.

The comic city by my house sells Godzilla toys. And Toys R Us does, too..

I've seen a couple at anime cons as well.

[gatorzilla]

Local-
Family Toy Warehouse (out of business now)
KB Toys (out of business now)
Kmart
Toys R Us
Comic shops
and G-fest too!

Godzilla stores-
Showcase Collectibles (my first Bandai figures...I miss that store!)
Clawmark Toys
Monsterland Toys

several others I can't think of off the top of my head

Online in general-
Ebay
Amazon
BBTS

Usually I try to buy from local Comic shops or online Godzilla stores because i like to help out these small businesses and the people are just like me and usually pretty nice so if i can give them my money i will.
Nothing as a kid was more exciting than ordering a Bandai Godzilla figure offline from one of the G-stores and waiting for that package!

[GCrusher]

EBay and Amazon are online places I look at after a particular toy is no longer available, but then the price is often inflated.

Good Online retailers are:

Otacute
Playmoya
Hobby Search
Hobbylink Japan

They are all very reliable.

Big Bad Toys is ok, as their prices are often higher than the others.

[Godzillasaurus]

I have a few. I got them all online. And I don't really like the term "toy". They are collectibles, not play things. Well, you can play with them, but they are not like your average, everyday action figure.

[Rody]

I think that depends on what kind of figure you're talking about. I would certainly consider a standard Bandai vinyl figure a toy. X-Plus, not so much.

[Godzillasaurus]

I think that depends on what kind of figure you're talking about. I would certainly consider a standard Bandai vinyl figure a toy. X-Plus, not so much.

The thing about Godzilla figures is that they don't have many points of articulation. They aren't like the Spiderman action figure that I owned when I was 7. The Spidey figure had so many different poses and joints, so you could do basically ANYTHING with it. The Godzilla figures that I own are only mobile in a few places.

[UnCanny Studios]

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[Rody]

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