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I've had a hard time finding trolls at the thrift shops here lately. But the other day I got lucky when my hubby found this cute plush Russ troll. It was naked though so I found this cute dress to put on her and now she's a real doll! I think she's cuter than some in their original clothes. What do you think? A pink princess?
Here's a weird little thing I found at a yard sale last year. It's a rock troll. The hair is yarn and everything is painted on with a glittery paint. It's very detailed and kinda neat.
This is a Super Trolls Islands Super Nintendo game. It is actually a lot of fun. Basically you choose your troll and collect the fruit from the trees and walls. You have to avoid touching various obstacles and can throw stuff at them.
I'll try to remember to make a video of this game next time I hook up my SNES system.
It's very colorful.
Here are two boxes of Troll Trading Cards full of weird and fun cards. One is Classic Trouble Trolls cards and the other is Topps Trashy Trolls cards which are a troll knock-off from the Garbage Pail Kids. There are also stickers in the box. The box itself is really cool because of the real troll hair on the troll.
Here are two troll VHS tapes - Magic Trolls and the Troll Warriors and Super Trolls. I also have two Trollies VHS tapes not pictured because they don't have their covers.
These trolls have Dam on their feet but no marking to determine what year they were made. They are wearing felt clothing so I'm thinking 60s, 70s, or 80s. The hair is mohair like.
On a side note, thanks to all of you who follow my blog. Stay tuned for more trolls...
This is a really colorful Norfin Trolls bag - made in 1992. It has handles and a one big zipper compartment. They look like the trolls from the Norfin book series.
These Dam trolls were made in 1984. They are much smaller than other Dam trolls but each one was made with its own outfit to express its personality.
This isn't a real troll but I purchased it anyway because her hair looks like troll hair. It reminds me of those Liddle Kiddle troll dolls from the 60s. She's pretty.
Here's a troll pin made by Russ. The package says to rub the hair for good luck and has coins on it.
Here are some Ace Novelty troll dolls made in the 1990s. I think the ones in outfits are so cute. The Ace trolls always look so happy.
This Norfin troll glows in the dark. It has a suction cup for hanging.
This is a troll keyring made by Norfin. That's why they put pictures of keys on the packaging.
Here are some newer versions of Norfin Good Luck Trolls. They are pen toppers and each come with a pen.
I've had a hard time finding trolls at the thrift shops here lately. But the other day I got lucky when my hubby found this cute plush Russ troll. It was naked though so I found this cute dress to put on her and now she's a real doll! I think she's cuter than some in their original clothes. What do you think? A pink princess?
Here are two boxes of Troll Trading Cards full of weird and fun cards. One is Classic Trouble Trolls cards and the other is Topps Trashy Trolls cards which are a troll knock-off from the Garbage Pail Kids. There are also stickers in the box. The box itself is really cool because of the real troll hair on the troll.
Here are two troll VHS tapes - Magic Trolls and the Troll Warriors and Super Trolls. I also have two Trollies VHS tapes not pictured because they don't have their covers.
These trolls have Dam on their feet but no marking to determine what year they were made. They are wearing felt clothing so I'm thinking 60s, 70s, or 80s. The hair is mohair like.
Here are some newer versions of Norfin Good Luck Trolls. They are pen toppers and each come with a pen.
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