Return Of The Jedi : Presto Magix Rub Down Transfers - LFL 1983 American Publishing Corp. Last edited by ourchickenshack on Sat 5:49 pm edited 1 time in total
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(USA)Ĭlick on any of the photos below for full size image : The Empire Strikes Back : Presto Magix Rub Down Transfers - LFL 1980 American Publishing Corp. Vintage Star Wars bin over at Omega Level Toys A whole bin full of random goodness, including some sealed presto magix sets, and a sealed Wicket Presto Magix. Last edited by Mosh on Sat 7:07 pm edited 1 time in total It is funny that the picture on the back, which displays the adhesive images, depicts a colourless Fett, which resembles the prototype. The art corresponds, though, comparatively correctly to the film. It also mentions a "Nebulous City" (from which Vater was prince of, apparently, while sitting in his "Sterverter throne" in his castle and commanding his Robotanks), a clock aptly named Alpha 222 because apparently hours in space where called Alpha Hours, a spaceship called Cosmos 82 and – of course – R2-D2 is named "Arturito" (which was and still is quite common in Mexico), though he is referred to as a "metallic man" : D. In it, Darth Vader is also referred to as "Prince of Darkness". It is a poorly-penned intergalactic story that accompanies the images. See more ideas about childhood toys, childhood memories, star wars. The nicest thing I find about this one is the text on the back of the booklet. Presto Magix were fun and cheap paper and sticker transfer hobby sheets from the 70s and 80s in a wide variety of licenses and styles.
Basically, you rubbed down adhesive images onto the paper, which had a printed scenario in it. I am unsure as to posting this on the correct thread this is an Empire Strikes Back "Magicuento" from Mexico (apparently licensed), which was a very popular booklet/toy for kids back in the eighties.
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