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That's exactly what I said to the one guy (Thorsten from 9 holy grails in a row) when he tried to push that argument. It's like they don't understand that the one thing this guy had going for him, was that all he needed to do was apply heat to seal those figures onto cards.

It's really odd how information evolves in the age of Facebook. But there are genuinely people (some of whom should know better too), pushing the notion than Tonis were always fake blisters. One guy even challenged me by pm on that point - asked me to prove it. I agree that we'll never know...

Can someone confirm that Toy Toni figures featured fake blisters from the very beginning? I've read only in the last two days that he was buying fake blisters presumably right off the bat, despite there being no fake blisters for sale in the later 1990s.