Trolls

Troll! So what is a Troll? Well I had a troll or two in the late 1960s early 1970s. They stood on my bedroom window ledge. They were plastic toys shaped a doll a small dumpy figure with big hands and feet and large ugly facial features a squashed nose googly popping out eyes. They have lots of unruly wild hair. I think they are relatives of elves, fairies and pixies. Trolls are I believe generally evil little people, evil mischief-makers. I cannot clearly remember if mine came clothed but I think some of the old trolls were clothed some not. Modern Trolls yes there has been a comeback are made by a firm called DAM I think but am not defiantly sure DAM ...  Read the complete review

I really love these. Although I wasn't allowed them at first when I was little because they are "boys toys"! I soon changed that opinion of my mother's! ====A Bit Of History==== These were originally made as good luck charms. ====What Are They?==== Cute plasticy toys with mad hair! They come in various positions, but the most common is standing up with their arms stretched out to the sides - like they're waiting for a cuddle. ====Sizes?==== They range from little tiny ones that are about one inch big - excluding the hair - to huge! Each one is very individual though and quite comical to look ...  Read the complete review

I can't quite remember my first ever troll. I remember getting a couple of tiny troll pencil tops for a birthday present, and a baseball bat-wielding troll from my mum, which she bought on a trip to the States. There are many different makes of trolls. The most common one is probably Dam trolls, which have the "Dam" trademark stamped on their feet. They are the original Scandinavian company which started making Trolls. The UK/US toy company Russ soon caught on and began making them too. There were also a lot of fakeries, but they all looked pretty much the same to me. Some companies claimed that if you rubbed a troll's hair and made a wish, it ...  Read the complete review

Ever since i was little I have loved trolls . My grandma kept one of my dads trolls when he was younger and i used to play with it every time i visited her . That really inspired me to collect trolls . Of course i wasn't going to collect any old trolls they had to be either Dam or Russ . Have have about 60 and now because i'm at university my mum has put them in a box beacuse she is sick of dusting round them . I have little ones , big ones , softbodied , ones baby ones , bride and groom sets , father christmas ones , all with varing hair colours . My favourite is my first troll which has purple haired troll who is holding it's arms out saying " I love ...  Read the complete review