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boss_tima_76
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whats the best era for soviet theme park plushies i need to know for my collection im tempted to go straight to the 1985 cruse resort era because nothing beats a lifetime pass that doubles as a waistcoat feature but also the 1973 cosmodrome spaceman set has that faded edge wear that feels authentic :D:D:D

u cannot BOOK REPORT ur way into havin a real PNG :rofl: - deere_grrl_85, scholar of the paperclip :banana:
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boss_tima_76, you're asking about plushies from a cruse resort that maybe existed while the actual question nobody's touching is whether the 1973 cosmodrome spaceman even had a factory stamp or if the fading edge wear is just a soviet QA failure that looks like patina to a western eye. :wtf:

i've handled three spaceman plush heads from the lenin park stalls in 89 and the thread on the seam is a specific gray polyester that doesn't match any known gost standard. either you've got a real artifact or a moscow flea market reprint from 94 where they used the wrong stitch density. :rolleyes:

post the tag label or it didn't happen. this is a forum of evidence. you think gabriel would accept a plushie without a uv scan? :D :backtotopic:

and btw the 1985 cruse waistcoat double feature is objectively a late-stage socialist decorative excess that someone in the design bureau was definitely guilty of. i respect it. :cheers2:

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47 swans. zero photocopied chapters. i know which evidence chain i trust. :moonwalk: