Photo Gallery: Pure Fandemonium
Brady Vincent, Keven Vincent and Quince Bozeman of Parkersburg look at a variety of offerings Sunday at the seventh annual Classic Plastics Toy Expo held at the Parkersburg Arts Center. The two-day event over the weekend offered a variety of toys, comics, video games, art, and more. (Photo by Brett Dunlap)
Carter Holland, 6, of Parkersburg, looks at an Optimus Prime figure at one of the vendor tables Sunday during the seventh annual Classic Plastics Toy Expo held at the Parkersburg Arts Center. The event has traditionally brought in around 1,200 to 1,500 people. (Photo by Brett Dunlap)
Tim Fisher, of Red House, W.Va., makes a purchase from vendor Brian Brown of Parkersburg during the seventh annual Classic Plastics Toy Expo held at the Parkersburg Arts Center. Money raised from the door and table registrations is donated to the Parkersburg Art Center and the non-profit organization Downtown PKB to continue to revitalize the downtown area. (Photo by Brett Dunlap)
Brady Vincent, Keven Vincent and Quince Bozeman of Parkersburg look at a variety of offerings Sunday at the seventh annual Classic Plastics Toy Expo held at the Parkersburg Arts Center. The two-day event over the weekend offered a variety of toys, comics, video games, art, and more. (Photo by Brett Dunlap)
Carter Holland, 6, of Parkersburg, looks at an Optimus Prime figure at one of the vendor tables Sunday during the seventh annual Classic Plastics Toy Expo held at the Parkersburg Arts Center. The event has traditionally brought in around 1,200 to 1,500 people. (Photo by Brett Dunlap)
Tim Fisher, of Red House, W.Va., makes a purchase from vendor Brian Brown of Parkersburg during the seventh annual Classic Plastics Toy Expo held at the Parkersburg Arts Center. Money raised from the door and table registrations is donated to the Parkersburg Art Center and the non-profit organization Downtown PKB to continue to revitalize the downtown area. (Photo by Brett Dunlap)