Loot from Jalan Raja Laut

Apart from the Ban Mien, I also did some shopping for myself. Although the Bangmobile is resting in Plaza GM's car park, I wanted to see what type of toys have been brought in this time. When I was driving in Jalan Raja laut, I spied one of the new toy shops (which was opened a month ago, the staff told me). And so, after some walking between the aisles, I got myself some new weapons which has modification potential.

Coming home with the plastic bag was a problem

but when I opened the door......

OK, so someone has came back from school and

let everything go nuts....

Anyway, this is the stuff I got. I did not care if

it fires or does not fire. What I was looking for

was the shape/design. Maybe, with some of

the spare time, I will try to open one of them

up. Oh, the sawn-off shot gun has a red laser

sighting IN the scope. Ha ha ha ha ha!

Kristine was asking for a Bakugan and so, I got

this bootlegged version which was about half

the price of the original. She wanted it because

the boys in her class has them and i relented....

A flickering candle for RM2.00. It was cheap because

they were 'faulty'. The staff told me that many were

thrown in the bin because they did not light up. Oh,

and they came in blue, yellow and red.

I think I found the problem. Loose solder joints

and crap on the battery terminals. Maybe when

I do go back there, I will ask them for the faulty

ones and see how much i can get for them, if they

do want to sell it to me, that is. All I have to do,

in theory is to resolder them and also, change the

LEDs to other colours. White and black is not a

problem since it was already 'proven' in the demo.

Later in the evening, when the girls came back,

they were naturally very happy with their new

tpys (apart from MacDonalds). But I don't know

how its played though. Kristine is taking my brown

one as her yellow has difficulty in closing which I

found out that it needs to be closed in sequence.

This is a new concept where you roll the balls into

a magnetised card which then pulls the magnet out

of the ball and thus becomes a release mechanism

to 'unfold' the ball into figures.