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Mine are not setup, but would love to know what happened to all the Dinosaur Eggs and Alvin G USA footballs. No one on here seems to own one. AG soccer is also pretty rare with 18 owners listed. There were 500 of those made and yet punchy the clown with 1/5 the production run has 16 owners on here.
Quoted from jmountjoy111:I was offered a dinosaur eggs on let go about a year ago. It was non working and he wanted $800 for it. It was in Lexington, KY. I passed. It wasn’t actually for sale I had just seen it in the corner of another picture and mentioned it being rare.
Well I just gutted my dinosaur eggs for the transformer. Pretty sure I will have to scrap it because the cost of replacing the parts is going to be over 50 percent of the machine, if I can even find them.
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