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Tin Toy Repair: Does Anyone Know Somewhere In London Where You Can Get Old Tin Toys Repaired?

Question by Yarx | Posted in Toys

I've got a very old Japanese tin toy mechanical man which I was given when I was a kid in the 1960s. The robot was working until recently when he fell off a shelf and was damaged. This old toy means a lot to me and I would unqualifiedly like to have him

Answer: i found these websites that propose information or themselves offer tin toy & other toy repairs, if they can't fix him they may be able to reccomend a specialist who can.

http://www.thetoyworks.co.uk/restoration .htm
http://www.routine-tin-toys.co.uk/to
 
 

Need A Knitter And Seamtress To Knit Various Items Such As Babywear, And Unusual Soft Toys Etc In The London?

Question by hey m | Posted in Hobbies & Crafts

arena but would perfer West London.

Answer: Have you checked out www.etsy.com ? The sellers there all genius their items and many of them will do custom orders. I have bought a couple of heirloom quality sewn teddy bears and an staggering laptop bag there.
 
 

Where Can I Buy Character Stuffed Toys In London(other Than Hamleyes)?

Question by Cheeky Mustard | Posted in Toys

I penury to find a shop that sells character stuffed toys
but other than Hamleyes?

Answer: Disney Stock will do them, as will places like woolworths & tesco
 
 

Anyone Out There Who Knows About A Market In London Which Only Operates On Sundays And Sells Used Cloths, Toys?

Question by Mike | Posted in London

am told that the sell is in the outskirt of London and sell used children cloths , books, toys and even adult thins too.

Answer: There's a big car boot tolerable that runs on a Sunday in Battersea.

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Where In London Can I Find An Adult Store Which Sells Japanese Made Toys?

Question by JackAttack | Posted in Men's Health

There's one in marked i'm after which is based on artificial ladies privates!

Answer: As the other woman said, Soho.
But there's also a big shop opposite Centre Point (Tottenham Court Track tube), I think its Ann Summers, where there's three floors of 'fun'.

Personally I would be more likely to go to a website like

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Mascots Unveiled for London 2012 Olympic Games « The Toy Book

by ereid

Wenlock is named after the Shropshire village of Much Wenlock, the milieu of the Wenlock Games, which was one of the inspirations for Baron Pierre de Coubertin, come to grief of the modern Olympic campaign. Mandeville’s name is inspired by Stoke Mandeville in Buckinghamshire.

Source: Mascots Unveiled for London 2012 Olympic Games « The Toy Book

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