My Scooby Stuff - Day 172 - Where On Mars Are You Coloring Book

Day 172 - Where On Mars Are You Coloring Book

Here is the Scooby-Doo! Where On Mars Are You? coloring book. This is one of several Scooby-Doo coloring books I have. I got them years ago for my kids and they have been colored in, some pages by me while I was coloring with the kids. Sadly, a few of the pages were ripped out of the book and the cover has some creases and tears in it. I purchased this coloring book at Kmart for $1.49.

In addition to coloring pages that follow a story line, there are also some activity pages. The activity pages include crossword puzzles, secret codes, unscramble the word, mazes, draw a picture, and more.

This coloring book is copyright 1998 and made in the USA.

My Scooby Stuff - Day 171 - Scooby Snowboarding Shirt

Day 171 - Scooby Snowboarding Shirt

I have had this Scooby-Doo snowboarding shirt for a really long time. It is worn, yellowing, has a few holes in it, and not in the best shape. The last time I wore this was to paint my house. I don't like winter sports at all, I'm not a cold weather person, but I really liked the shirt. This is the back of the shirt. The front just has a small logo on it.

The front of the shirt isn't super exciting. It just has a "Scooby-Doo Winter Sports" logo on it and nothing else. It's a bit wrinkled from sitting in a drawer. Maybe one day, I'll make a blanket out of all of my Scooby shirts.

This is a close-up picture of the image on the back of the shirt. Scooby looks like he is having an amazing time snowboarding.

This is a close-up of the logo on the front of the shirt. I guess it's not really a logo, more like words with a design around it. I guess that is essentially what a logo is though.

I loved this Scooby-Doo tag they used to put on items. It was so colorful! The tags on the shirt are kind of worn. The white tag is really worn. The shirt is copyright 1999.

My Scooby Stuff - Day 170 - Pirate Velma Figure

Day 170 - Pirate Velma Figure

This Pirate Velma Figure is from the Scooby-Doo Pirate Crew 5-pack set. The set included each member of the gang. Velma's arms are pose-able so you can put them down by her side or raise her hands over her head. The figure stands 2 1/2" tall.

Here are the side views of the Velma figure. She is holding a gun in her right hand and a spy glass in her left hand.

Velma's back has the copyright info since her feet are really small. The Pirate Velma figure is copyright 2010 and made in China.

My Scooby Stuff - Day 169 - Scooby and Shaggy Phone

Day 169 - Scooby and Shaggy Phone

I finally got it! The Scooby and Shaggy phone! This is so exciting! It just came in the mail today! I saw on Facebook last week that someone was selling some of their Scooby collection and they had the phone. I saw in the comments that they wanted $30 for it plus $15 shipping. I have been looking for this phone and have seen it on eBay for anywhere from $75 to $300. I couldn't pass it up! I'm so glad I got it!

An owl sits on top of a tree trunk to the left of Scooby and a vulture sits on top of a gravestone to the right of Scooby.

The phone is a push button and has Scooy-Doo on the front of it. Behind the push button, it looks like an old spooky door.

The handset sits to the left of Scooby. 

Here is a picture of the back of the phone. You can see there are gravestones all around behind them.

All of this info is on the bottom of the phone. The phone is copyright 2000 and made in China.

My Scooby Stuff - Day 168 - Mystery Machine Lunchbox

Day 168 - Mystery Machine Lunchbox

I really like this soft-side Mystery Machine Lunchbox. It fits a good amount of stuff. It measures 10" deep x 7 1/2" tall x 4 1/2" wide.

As with most of the other Mystery Machine merchandise, the gang is positioned in a different order on the sides as they are on the front.

Scooby is looking out the window on each side.

The lunchbox opens at the back of the Mystery Machine. It should have a license plate!

The lunchbox is made by Thermos.

Here is the lunchbox opened. There is a good amount of space in the lunchbox so you can fit a lot of food in it. Shaggy and Scooby would approve!

The tag inside the lunchbox says that it was made in Shenzhen, Guangdong, China.

The lunchbox is copyright 2010.

My Scooby Stuff - Day 167 - Scooby-Doo Trading Cards

Day 167 - Scooby-Doo Trading Cards

I have this set of Scooby-Doo trading cards, which I got as a gift a few years ago. I had them stored away and I forgot I had them and how cool they are! I have the starter pack, which you need to play the game.

The cards have all different pictures on the front and all different information on the back. The info includes trivia, gang info, info about the series and villains, behind the scenes, and more. This is the main card that describes the gang.

It also includes a checklist of the cards that are included in the starter pack. The starter pack includes 72 cards.

The cards are separated out into groups. The groups include: stats, villain cards, series cards, behind the scenes and another mystery solved. Every card has something related to the group they are in and every card has a different picture on the front of it that relates to the group. This trading card set is packed with Scooby-Doo info!

The starter set cards have a copyright date of 2003 and made in USA.

My Scooby Stuff - Day 166 - Scooby Wallet

Day 166 - Scooby Wallet

I can't remember where I got this Scooby-Doo wallet. It's fuzzy and soft. Scooby's smiling face is on the front and his dog tag is on the back. It measures 7 1/4" tall by 4" wide.

The inside of the wallet has some slots for credit cards, a place for your license, an area for cash and a zipper pocket for coins. It has a pretty decent amount of space in it.

The wallet is copyright 2011.

It is made of Polyester, made in China and it says it is for ages 14 and up.