Right Brain/Left Brain

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ModernToys opened in 1985 selling rare Japanese toys. Over time the company has evolved to offer the best in all kinds of rock n' roll collectibles.

In 1985 we began importing Japanese toys that were intended only for the Japanese market. This included anime figures that rarely landed here. Over time, ModernToys evolved into Right Brain/Left Brain, which offered an eclectic mix of Japanese toys and other rare objects for collectors, anime aficionados, folk art collectors and more. For the past 16 years, Right Brain/Left Brain has evolved to be

03/13/2024

In case you missed the Academy Awards!

07/18/2023

A few of my favorite things. 🤖❤️
Artwork by Roscoe West and John Hernandez.

Photos from Right Brain/Left Brain's post 07/17/2023

A very cool modern version of one of the greatest Japanese anime characters, Tetsujin-28.

07/07/2023

Are you businessman?

10/17/2021

Best costume award goes to….

A group costume that deserves all of the full-size candy bars. 🕊️💜💧

RightBrain/Left Brain 05/07/2019

Sorry for the long delay, but we haven't posted in a while. Long story!
In the meantime, have you seen our Modern Toys Museum collection? If not, please check it out here:

RightBrain/Left Brain RightBrain-LeftBrain presents Rock and Roll vintage tour programs, backstage passes, concert tickets, Beatles items, the strange and wonderful like Japanese toys, Voodoo flags from Haiti. Just like your brain.

Photos 12/05/2015

Happy Birthday to the fabulous Little Richard (nee Richard Wayne Penniman) on 12/5/32. The Bronze Liberace, the Georgia Peach and simultaneous King & Queen of Rock n' Roll. He turns 83 today.

Photos 05/15/2015

I, like millions of teenagers, discovered a new world of music in 1964 when the Beatles performed on Ed Sullivan. That started a leap in musical evolution for me. I was buying records from my local record shop in Lubbock, Texas. Speedy Perez was my mentor as I haunted the shop regularly. It was 1966 and he asked me if I had heard any blues music. I had no idea what it was. He sold me a copy of B.B. King's "Live at the Regal". I took it home, put it on the record player, which was hooked up to my guitar amp, and discovered an emotional side of myself that I had not really paid attention to. This was music that really moved me in a way pop music did not.

B.B. "Blues Boy" King died last night at the ripe age of 89. His was a great story from sharecropper to Blues legend. I can see online how many people's lives he touched.

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P. O. Box 92785
Southlake, TX
76092