Coby Cat

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I delve too deeply into things that are pretty shallow. Despite my cosmopolitan pretenses, my entire life is situated between the Campine and Brussels. 🇧🇪🇪🇺🇺🇳 You can also find me at https://worldkey.io/@CobyCat

French phone cards from the 1990s
Picture of a website about the Gaelco game "Tokyo Cop"
v1.1.5 brought to you by Nicholas Vining & Robin Hoyland, with thanks to Andy Friesen, Imran Hameed, Ryan C. Gordon
Barbarella, shoddily photoshopped to wear the tiara.
There exists a game, only for those who dare, in search of emotions and ever intenser feelings. Because everyone chooses their own cards, it's a boundless adventure. Every duel is a new challenge. The game is called Magic: The Gathering. To discover all of its facets, there's Portal, designed for two players. Magic: The Gathering, the game like no other.
The Flintstones Action! Works with LEGO. Brand name: Byggis. The box shows several vehicles and standees combining cardboard and bricks.
Trivia: The song credit was formerly given to somebody allegedly called Niet Bekend, though sounding out the name ("neat backend") makes it appear that this could have been a simple prank.
The cover of the Warhammer 40k Character Encyclopedia
A scruffy-looking redemptor dreadnought, painted in boring Ultramarines colours because I don't really know any of the 40K legions.
An unpainted Warhammer robot.
A knight toasting with a big goblet.
A pretty plain table of brown plastic.
A dwarf with an eyepatch. He's cleaning a mug. There's a bulldog next to him.
A cupboard which also holds bottles, next to the mage for scale.
Tokens showing beer spills.
A bag filled with tokens depicting beer and other drinks.
Two dice, one translucent red, the other translucent green.
Sideview of the table, focus on the legs.
A keyboard with a replacable top half. The photo features a generic layout and a World of Warcraft layout.
The aforementioned barbarian woman miniature, standing between other minis for scale.
A wooden table, with two miniatures behind it for scale.
Rectangular fireplace, next to a mini for scale.
The spellcaster next to the dwarf miniature for scale. She has long hair, wears robes, and is holding a staff behind her back.
A plastic bag contains benches, stools, bottles, ...
A McBride-style orc miniature. The shield is not yet attached.
Two braziers. They're both curved, one more so than the other.
Three kegs as one miniature, and a barrel as a second miniature.
A box of Frostgrave "Wizards" and Wargames Atlantic "Goblin Warband", from their classic fantasy range.
A tall standing thing which I believe to be a brazier. The top is an open bowl filled with what I assume to be coal.
Dwarf drinking beer and holding a turkey leg.
Goblin bouncer standing next to a bench.
A bunch of rounded cardboard squares in a grip seal bag. They appear to depict some kind of mess that has to be cleaned.
An AI designed living room abomination looks out into a room with a glass door floor.
Goblin bouncer, next to the bar for scale. There are a few mold lines that ought to be cleaned up.
An 28mm scale bar with some sculpted details, made of brown plastic.
The box of BarRoom Brawl, “the festive advent calendar game”. An illustration shows a typical RPG party with festive equipment fighting in a tavern.
A Primaris Lieutenant sloppily painted in gold and blue, front.
The box of a Dutch edition of the Captain Planet board game from the early 90s.
A salami advent calendar, showing a heart-shaped piece of salami.
A stylized troll miniature, painted. He's got purple pimples all over.
A troll miniature on sprues.
Pranks & Practical Jokes, a sort of rebus-like puzzle.
A comic panel showing Tom clothed and ready to hang up a painting he bought.
Magazine ad for a trial issue of Asthma Kids, a magazine for kids with asthma. The mascot is a cool-looking kangaroo (?).
A CD called Yabba-Dabba-Dance! Mix 2. It shows Fred Flintstone as a DJ, surrounded by names of 90s dance arists.
A Play-Doh set featuring a plastic doll. It is titled "Play-Doh Dolly".
Een vrouw die danst op het podium aan Fata Morgana
A bag of frozen thick "steakhouse" fries.
DVD cover titled "Paranormal Ghosts"
A DVD copy of "Thrill Ride: The Science of Fun" leaning against a mildly confused looking dog.
The room of Woops the Wave, appropriately themed with fishes and shells and sunken treasure
A plexiglass box containing several Mega Bloks Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtle Sets: 1402 Radical Ramp, 1401 1/4 Pipe Fight, 1411 Battle Shell Bridge.
Isn't It Romantic? (1948) 87m. ** Director: Norman Z. McLeod. Veronica Lake, Mary Hatcher, Mona Freeman, Billy DeWolfe, Patric Knowles, Roland Culver, Pearl Bailey. No.
A digital painting depicting an ice rink at night, surrounded by a big empty parking lot.
Red, orange, green Christmas lights
A dog looking up, looking rather goofy
Several dishes, most featuring designs from Cinderella.
A cupboard filled with porcelain tableware and cutlery, most of it featuring Mickey Mouse and the words "Good Morning".
Minnie as Asia. The Great Wall of China is draped around her.