I find the dramatic text and ‘military’ graphics interesting:
Camo patches, green, white, yellow, tank tracks, dog tags for John Smith,
and the grand sounding wording:
“Includes Soldiers and Military Hardware”
“Battle Plan”
“Tactical Unit”
And best of all
“The Last Line of Defence”
All for pocket money on the pound store or rack toy shelf
Screenshot Shelfie online – October 2024 as I don’t have a wholesale account.
Blog posted by Mark Man of TIN, 21 December 2024
the view from a Cornish window
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