Jenny Serfecz, a My Little Pony collector and co-chair of the MLP Pony Fair convention
Stefanie Clark Eskander with toys and dolls she designed
Nick Bartley from Hunting Nostalgia 1
Vincent Apollo Imaoka Transformer Collection (Some he worked on while at Hasbro)
Victor Aragon's (Fandads.com) partial Star Wars Collection
Steve Vistaunet's private collection in Provo, Utah
Peggy Brown's (Peggy Brown Creative Consulting) first toy collection
Ora and Theo Coster (Theora Concepts) collection of toys and games they invented
Mike and Nadine Sehnert’s Private Game Collection
Michael Steer and Garry Donner (Random Games) and Mary Couzin w Random Games multi-million sellers (yes, they have many more licensed products!)
Lynn Milligan Rosenblum (Toy-xpert.com) collection is a mix of toys worked on and favorites
Kevin Brougher (Missing Pieces Press) with collection of games he invented
Ken Lewis (4 Kidz) and Richard Levy (RC Levy Associates) with toys Richard invented for Ken
Creativity Group's wall of toys and games they have worked on - the wall is 2 stories tall!
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