I want one so badly!!!! it can guard my first editions

I want one so badly!!!! it can guard my first editions

If somebody actually made them . . . I'd buy one too!

Ken V.

I knew it doesn't look like FPW's rakosh and I knew it was where it was derived from. I just thought it was an intersting curiosity. I also think it would be really cool to have a rakosh beanie baby or webkin. you never know if they might turn up in a future Jack book (hint hint Mr Winslow!!)

Since we're on the topic of the rakosh, here's the creature from a movie called Split Second that kinda reminds me of the foul beastie:

If somebody actually made them . . . I'd buy one too!

Ken V.

It doesnt look too hard to make .... if you can sew

It doesnt look too hard to make .... if you can sew

I can sew, however creating the pattern would be a problem.

And I had an amusing thought.

When I was in the hospital last November, they gave me a large Teddy Bear. I was instructed to hold it tightly to my chest and cough. The purpose was to keep fluid from building up in my lungs -- prevent pneumonia, that sort of thing. (I never used it, coughing hurt too damn much.) But I teased the nurses by saying that I would prefer a Sea Monster to a Teddy Bear.

Then I thought of that Baby Rakosh.

I still wouldn't have used it, but when they sent the bear home with me, I thought that the Baby Rakosh would look kind of neat sitting on the dresser with Kaye's other stuffed toys.

I ended up giving the Teddy to a friends 8-year-old daughter, and it occurred to me that hospitals might buy Baby Rakoshi for some of their patients, instead of Teddy Bears.

In other words, there might be a market for it.

FPW had open heart surgery a year or more ago, I wonder what he would have thought about being given a Baby Rakosh.

Ken V.

I think Saiyan Broly is a little look like Rakosh, check this out :
http://www.toyswill.com/dragon-ball-supe...-1886.html