My Wife Bought A Random Box Of Dinosaurs Of Ebay - Vintage Dinosaur Toys Haul Unboxing

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My Wife Bought A Random Box Of Dinosaurs Of Ebay - Vintage Dinosaur Toys Haul Unboxing

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In this video, Steve sifts through Jessica's recent dinosaur purchase. Enjoy!
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@g1rldraco7 Жыл бұрын

I like seeing the different random dinosaurs you see in mystery boxes. Yeah the classic dinosaurs with all the teeth sticking out always made me laugh so hard 😂

@davidmeza1296 Жыл бұрын

The Grey Dinosaur figures are from the Royal Ontario Museum in Canada.

@jpuggy6793 Жыл бұрын

Oh my Invicta figures! Those are pretty rare, some sell for a decent amount online! One of my favorite lines, it was the first major dinosaur toy brand to ever exist!

@tycondrius23 Жыл бұрын

oh man that's a nostalgia box for me I had some those glow in dark guys , and that dark maroon Rex is from the same seires as the plesiasaur and trodon. I still have some figures from that line the Stegasaur and iguanadon (back when it was bipedal ) that tiny black green stego is from a collecta figure set similar to monster in my pocket I had a Pteradon and apatasaur from that line in similar colours

@TangoMango19 Жыл бұрын

Salted movie theater popcorn goes hard af lmao😂

@BriannaHeller-hd3io Жыл бұрын

I bought the dinosaurs from eBay too.

@dinosoid2000 Жыл бұрын

Ooh those Invicta figures are in fantastic shape! Those skeletons, the mammoth and the dimetrodon, were a kid's meal prize from I believe Burger King. Talk about a blast from the past. They were a spinoff of a short lived toyline by Kenner called Bone Age. The gimmick were skeletal dinosaurs who could be disassembled and put back together in various ways. Parts could even be swapped between figures to create hybrid creatures.