by Jayhan Visit to NYC: Transformers recommendation? |
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| Herald of Unicron Join Date: Apr 2006 Posts: 3,046 Location: Rochester, NY News Credits: 1 | You could try Chinatown. Last time I was there, there were stores with imports as well as US released figures. Again, more expensive then a non-NYC store but much cheaper then Switzerland prices. |
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| Banned Join Date: May 2010 Posts: 979 Location: Brooklyn, NY | New York's hoods are looking more like Greenwich Village these days with all the hipsters from other States moving into them and feeding the local economy with their insatiable drug habits. I got most of my Transformers from Chinatown in the 80's, cheap. Those days are done, NY has changed. I just hope these out of town freaks don't bring their fucking Wal Marts with them. |
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| Going Digital Join Date: Jan 2006 Posts: 13,394 Location: A few miles east of Stark Tower. Collection Count: 150 & dwindling News Credits: 7 | Quote:
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Althou, about 4 years sago I went to CTNYC on a visit, fouds a store, 32 MOTT st if I'm right, still had imports like Binetect, Kiss players and plenty Gundums. If you go, stop at 174 Mott street for the best Fried Dumplings ever.The place looks like a hole in the wall being underground, but its the best food in all of China town, imo. Speeking underground,China town has an underground mall that was once a good place to pick up TF's Voltrons and other stuff. | |||
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| That's what it is Join Date: Oct 2008 Posts: 1,843 Location: NYC | As a native New Yorker, definitely try Midtown Comics-- your best bet is the Times Square location, as I think it's the biggest, and it has two floors. They have Transformer toys on the second floor, and the last time I went (2-3 weeks ago), they had both Generations and TFP Wheeljacks. If you open an account (which is free--they only take your name and birthday) and spend $100, your next $20 is on them. I'm not sure if this only applies to comic books or toys too, but it's definitely a great deal. Another bet is Forbidden Planet in Union Sq. They occasionally have some great toys. A few years ago, they were selling Omega Supremes and Sky Lynxes, but I think generally their toy selection is limited. Toy Tokyo in the east village is an ABSOLUTE MUST. Every time I've been there, they have a toy that's worth buying. Toy Tokyo - East Village - New York, NY Toys R Us in Times Sq. is pretty limited, but the prices aren't marked up heavily. There may be a Target/Walmart in Harlem or Brooklyn, but I'm not too sure. I'd suggest doing a store search on those sites. Hope this helps! ![]() "But Prime, I'm-- I'm just a solider, I-- I'm not worthy." |
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| Minecraft Addict Join Date: Jun 2011 Posts: 3,176 Location: United States Collection Count: Too many, yet not enough News Credits: 1 | It is. It's definitely worth a visit to see the store itself (bring a camera), you just won't find good prices there. |
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