ITT toys that would never pass safety standards today I'm

TRU still carries NECA/McFarlane shit that has pointy/sharp/small parts.

>>5728200
They would just be labeled adult collector toys. TRU sells collectables. So does WM and Target.

Many '80s toys don't pass today's standards. I noticed the GI Joe X-30 missiles on the Target exclusive re-issue had dull tips on the missiles where-as the original were very pointy.

I thought all toys had to pass safety inspections even if labeled as "adult collectible", but apparently not.

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Just so you know, sharp pointy ends can be placed on toys made for kids over 3 years old, as long as they're not made of METAL or GLASS

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This dude is pointy as shit.

"recommended for mature collectors ages 18 and over"

>>5728674
Funny, this guy is literally the first thing I thought of.

>>5728544
>allowing any lead content at all

JuST

>>5728200
Heh, choking hazard.

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>>5728200
I remembered cutting myself with this like 15 or 16 years ago after my grandma got me it.

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Sup.

>>5728200
There's a bunch of fucking unopened witchblade toys for like 5 bux each at the local old toy seller in michigan, no one wants them I don't fucking want them.

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>>5728200

>>5728674
isnt shit smooth most of the time?

Is Witchblade still being published?

>>5731708
Wait why wouldn't this be allowed

>>5732784
Maybe it had something to do with the chunk of Uranium that came in the set. Radiation Poisoning and Cancer, fun for all ages!

>>5734449
>>5731708
the amount in the kit wasn't harmful. No more radiation than a 2000's cell phone. The kit went off the market mainly because it just didn't fucking sell well when you could make things burn and explode with other science kits. This one simply was not fun.

>>5734449
My stepfather told me about this set of cobalt glasses his mom had back in the 60s. Really neat that they glowed blue and all from the radiation, but it was the Cold War, things were weird and unsafe.

>>5728200
>I'm fairly certain
Then you're an idiot.

>>5734510
shame you weren't in that nightclub Sunday with the rest of the faggots.

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>>5734571
Awww poor diddums is mad.

>>5731788
not the tips
or if you eat glass

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The classic