These showed up in America a couple of days ago.... And my wifey found them in Melbourne today. $3 each
http://www.seibertron.com/transforme...er-eggs/34999/
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These showed up in America a couple of days ago.... And my wifey found them in Melbourne today. $3 each
http://www.seibertron.com/transforme...er-eggs/34999/
These are really cool. Me want. Whereabouts?
I can see 4 characters: Optimus, Bumblebee, Megatron & Soundwave. Wonder if there are more?
Was it at a chain shop like reject shop or something, wouldnt mind getting a couple if they will be easy to find
Will wait for next year to get them because expired lollies taste so much better!
I wouldn't be surprised if these turn up on eBay being sold as 'vintage' and $100 for the set ;)
"Sweet Box" is the name of this one.... just basic candy store at the local...Quote:
Originally Posted by DarkHyren
"Sweet House" is a similar at Northland.... but don't know if they have them
Made the trip to Northland on the weekend but couldn't find the store let alone the 'Easter Eggs'. The search continues...Quote:
Originally Posted by Krayt
West exit of Myer next to the clothes alterations shop....Quote:
Originally Posted by Megatran
But haven't seen them there, only greensborough
I found the eggs at one of those import candy stores in Brisbane, along with the 3 Pez dispensers that were released at around the same time in America.
Most big shopping centres have one of these types of import candy stores, and most get their stock from one or two primary importers (like the US Foods outlet in Melbourne), so if you find one of these types of import candy stores and they don't have these, show them these photos and ask them to see if they can get them from their supplier.
The Eggs were $3 each (four types), with a small bag of candy inside, while the PEZ dispensers were $5 each (three types) with three flavours of candy with them.
I love the metallic shine on the tin eggs.
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The eggs would make terrific Xmas tree ornaments.