1977 Slinky Toys Commercial

!: 1977 Slinky Toys Commercial

I love the Slinky toys! I had to kitten, a regular Slinky and the plastic Slinky! Unfortunetely, I could NEVER get the Slinky to climb down the stairs! Wonderful little 1977 commercial! **This commercial is from my 1977-83 Commercials Volume 1 collection**

1977 Slinky Toys Commercial

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Tips For Collecting Model Cars

!: Tips For Collecting Model Cars

Collecting model cars is a hobby with most children and quite a few adults as well. Serious collectors even buy and sell model cars. Collecting model cars started off as a male centric hobby but today women are just as attracted to this unique pastime.

Before you seriously get down to the business of collecting these model of cars, you need to decide on the scale that you are going to specialize in. Model cars come in varying scales such as 1:8; 1:18; 1:24; 1:43 and 1:87. The most popular scale among collectors is the 1:43. This is also known as the collector's scale. In this range, you get die cast models as well as kits that can be assembled. You can collect a particular brand of model cars or a particular type such as racing cars. Many collectors specialize in collecting vintage cars. Of these, the most popular are the Rolls Royce and Bugatti models.

Most collectors are extremely cooperative and help each other in acquiring models.

Collecting such cars as a hobby caught on around the 1950s with companies like AMT, Jo-Han and Revell starting to manufacture model car kits. The earliest models of cars were wooden. Later on, manufacturers started using plastic to make them. The World War II military model of cars came in the form of tanks, caterpillar tracks and revolving turrets.

Present day models have intricate details built into them. They even come with alloy bodies, chrome trims, engine wiring, rubber tyres and billeted parts made of aluminium. Most kits are as detailed as real cars. Nowadays, they have figurines of passengers and drivers.

Die cast models fetch the highest prices. Of these the NASCAR die cats models are among the most popular with collectors.

When you start off your collection, try and stick to those models that you would really like to have as part of your collection. If you plan to make a profit out of collecting model cars, collect a wide range of models. You never know when a particular model might become highly valued.

The best places to look for car models are auction sites like eBay, flea markets and collectors' forums. Serious collectors use a great deal of time and effort to locate a rare model that they are looking for. There are several websites that specialize in helping collectors look for model cars to build up their collection. As a collector, you should develop the art of knowing when to buy and when to sell.

Tips For Collecting Model Cars

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Baby Halloween Costumes - The Top 5 Infant Halloween Costumes

!: Baby Halloween Costumes - The Top 5 Infant Halloween Costumes

Did you know that there are hundreds of baby costumes? As a matter of fact, the largest online costume seller carries over 300 baby costumes. Just about any kind of animal, superhero, or TV character you can think of is available for your baby, including baby bunting costumes for newborns.

Of course that's understandable. Every first for baby is a big deal and Halloween is no different. For baby's first Halloween parents love to dress up their little ones in cute outfits and take lots of pictures.

So animal, vegetable or mineral, with so many choices how do you decide. Here's a list of 5 baby Halloween costumes that are consistently popular with parents and regularly receive good reviews. Of course your baby is going to look adorable in any of the infant Halloween costumes.

No. 5: The Baby Blossom Costume

It's easy to see why parents and grandparents love this costume for their little girl baby trick-or-treaters. When it comes to babies, we don't seem to try to make them look too scary. How can you anyway? This costume would be perfect for Easter or springtime but is also very popular at Halloween. It consists of a lined emerald bodysuit with delightful pink organza ruffles. There's an inner leg snap closure for easy diaper changes. The pink satin petals are attached to the hood and form a petal frame around her perfect little face.

No. 4: The Lil' Monkey Elite

There are at least a dozen variations for a monkey infant costume. The idea of dressing up our little monkeys in monkey outfits seems to be quite the rage, and the most popular one is this Lil Monkey Elite. The Elite Collection in general is well-liked due to an attention to detail and style while remaining affordable. The superior quality however, means you can put this costume away with the other "firsts" and perhaps one day you'll see your grandchildren as a little monkey. This monkey costume includes a plush, completely lined, zippered bodysuit with snap leg closure of course. The tail is attached, and it also comes with skid resistant bootie. The little round ears on this hood are just precious.

No. 3: Lobster Infant Costume

You wouldn't think dressing up our precious babies in a lobster costume would be the thing to do, but the outfits are so cute with their extra little sea legs, google eyes and antennas I can see why they are in demand. The coverall is a vibrant red with a zip front for diaper changes. The coverall includes several little extra legs, or would that be claws? The hood has those google eyes and antennas that really stick up above baby's head. There are hand covers that look like claws and the non-slip bottoms on the feet.

No. 2: The Lil Stinker Elite

I don't think there's much question about why this one is popular. We love those sweet babies but "little stinker" is literally what they can become sometimes. This skunk baby costume has a lined velour zippered bodysuit with tail attached and the snap leg enclosure as well as the skid resistant booties which are always a part of the Elite collection. The little hood has ears with a pink satin lining and a white stripe coming down the front of the hood.

And Number One in Baby Halloween Costumes? It's the Here Comes Trouble Costume

All of our little angels can seem to have a bit of a troublesome side at times. This half angel, half devilish costume is red on one side and angelic white on the other with a satin heart on the chest, which shows we love them no matter which side they are showing. It has a lined zippered bodysuit, red on one side and white on the other with an attached shiny devil tail. The inner leg snap closure is a part of the one too. The adorable hood which outlines babies face has horns as well as an attached furry halo. There are also detachable satiny wings, one red and one white that comes with this costume.

All of these top five infant Halloween costumes and come in infant sizes 6-12 months, 12-18 months and toddlers 18 months to 2T.

In addition, all of these meet the criteria for choosing baby Halloween costumes; they are safe, easy to get in out and of, comfortable, and warm. These adorable baby costumes are sure to make for a happy first Halloween with your precious little one.

Baby Halloween Costumes - The Top 5 Infant Halloween Costumes

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