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What Is This From Hilton Hawaiian Village
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tiki410
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06/03/2004
Found this tucked into a corner and am unsure of what it is. Frank thinks along the lines of a Benihanna's, I was thinking more along the lines of ..... hell I have no idea what it is. Figure someone knows about it as I have seen the place listed before but the manufacturer I am unsure of and nothing come up on the searches. For the first time I can say I am finding some stuff in the oddest of places. Any help is appreciated. Thank you. |
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Phillip Roberts
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06/03/2004
[ Edited by: filslash 2008-09-12 14:32 ] |
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Doctor Z
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06/03/2004
I've got the Girl and the Kamehameha, but I didn't know there was a third to the set - thanks for the info! I am curious, however: why do they go together? I mean, how does the Asian dragon relate to the Hawaiian figures to the point that they'd be a 3-pc set? |
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lanikai
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06/03/2004
never heard these were a 3 piece set.... just that this manufacturer happened to created 3 generically popular fairly detailed maitai mugs. |
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tiki410
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06/03/2004
Are pictures available of the other two? |
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JTD
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06/03/2004
tiki410, http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&category=2001&item=3915205028&rd=1&ssPageName=WDVW -JTD |
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tiki410
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06/03/2004
Thanks, I don't recall seeing it before. |
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SugarCaddyDaddy
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06/05/2004
Wow, love that dragon! I have the Hula Girl & Kamehameha, but I've got to get one of those dragons! Not only to complete the collection, but since I was born in "The Year of the Dragon" (1964), I have a thing for dragons. |
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SES
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06/05/2004
Looks more like a crossbreed between an eagle(or a chicken... hah) and a dragon than a dragon to me. |
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Sabu The Coconut Boy
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06/06/2004
I've got a matched pair of those Hawaiian Village Dragon Mugs. Here's a photo of me drinking from one at last year's International Tiki Day. Crazy Al had rigged up a double-flaming tiki torch for the dragon to hold in its teeth. Sabu |
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