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This Flea Market Nearly Completed My Collection

Join me on one of the most jam-packed, nostalgia-fueled flea market toy hunts I’ve ever filmed! In this episode, we put my long-held theory to the test: Are flea markets truly the best place to hunt for vintage toys? Forget the predictable toy stores and the once-a-year toy shows — this hunt is raw, unfiltered, and full of the kind of finds you simply cannot replicate online. From stumbling upon rare Inhumanoids figures and Dino-Riders, to flipping through piles of Hasbro WWF wrestlers, Monster in My Pockets, and even uncovering the Jurassic Park soundtrack on cassette, every aisle, bin, and random vendor table felt like a time machine back to the late ‘80s and early ‘90s. Along the way, I’ll chat with fellow collectors, negotiate for rare grails, dig through $5 figure bins, and share both the things I scored and the things I regret leaving behind (looking at you, Freddy Krueger talking doll and My Pet Monster puzzle). Whether you grew up with Tiger handheld games, VHS tapes, Universal Monsters figures, or you just love seeing rare 80s & 90s plastic treasures come back to life, this episode is packed with toy history, collector insight, and pure retro fun. Random Nostalgia Finds: A Rookie of the Year VHS (where’s Criterion when you need them?). Tiger handheld electronic games — the epitome of ‘90s portable gaming. Beavis and Butt-Head glow-in-the-dark button. Spider-Man, Freddy glove chopsticks, and quirky zombie trinkets. A quirky ALF watch — wearable nostalgia on the wrist. Toy stores have curated shelves. Toy shows have a higher concentration of rare items. Online shopping has convenience. But flea markets? They have surprise. They have the chaos, the randomness, the possibility of walking away with a $5 bin figure that fills a 30-year gap in your collection. You’re just as likely to find a grail as you are a bag of broken fast food premiums — and that unpredictability is what keeps me coming back. Featured in this video: ‪@Killer_Carp‬   / vintagechunga     / type0toys     / therea1roman     / xrobbyheartx   ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ FOLLOW ME:   / retroslacker   Merch: https://retro-slacker-shop.fourthwall... ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Intro Animation and Logo by George Mussel:   / georgemussel   ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Theme music by (my nephew) Reuben Price ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 00:00 – The Vintage Toy Hunt Begins 00:25 – The case for flea markets as the best toy hunting ground 00:48 – ALF & free bouncy ball 01:13 – Spider-Man, Freddy Kreuger chopsticks & zombie trinkets 01:37 – Rookie of the Year VHS & Tiger handheld games 02:07 – Dino-Riders Krulos score 03:19 – $5 bin dig – Inhumanoids and WWF 04:06 – Vintage Junker Dennis & the Freddy Krueger dilemma 05:14 – WWF Hasbro & more Inhumanoids talk 06:04 – Collecting tip: Why you never skip a $5 figure bin 06:30 – Universal Monsters look-alike & Hasbro WWF pickups 07:27 – Knockoff Frankenstein 07:44 – Vintage horror mags & Dark Tower sighting 08:36 – Jurassic Park cassette score 09:38 – Dick Tracy figures & Wheeled Warriors 10:28 – MOTU Snake Mountain inspection 11:00 – Creepy Crawlers 11:32 – Becoming the “wind-up guy” & regret list 12:16 – Ghostbusters NES Nintendo game nostalgia 12:30 – More Inhumanoids monster talk 13:21 – Legions of Power toy speculation 13:39 – Price shock on McDonald signs 15:09 – Negotiating for Monster in My Pocket lot 16:17 – Monster in My Pocket mega score ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Contact: [email protected] 🔔 LIKE & SUBSCRIBE for more toy hunts!