I agree, the big ones have character like the gnomesgmj3191 wrote:Myself, I like a frog who can stand up and be proud, and throw his weight around.
I guess it's like playing god, creating a frog in your own image.
Ohhhhikkibrady wrote:I found a frog so large it didn't fit in my boot. Instead took up most of my back seat.
can someone bring this to Sydney??? 
tronador wrote:Ohhhhikkibrady wrote:I found a frog so large it didn't fit in my boot. Instead took up most of my back seat.
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Most of myblossom* wrote:Yep, all the Q1 frogs get the "Perfect Frog" vote. They are small enough that they can be hidden absolutely anywhere, any number of them can be slipped into a pocket or bag for transport, they are very attractive little froggies, the log container is waterproof, easy to open and the log is easy to get out and is a decent size to write on.quiet1_au wrote:Any that don't weigh 10kg and I have to fight to squeeze into my 'frogging backpack! (you big boys know who you are!)
Is there a unofficial competition to make the least convenient Leapfrog possible? I've found a few contenders (and mine are losing dismally...)
's were dirt cheap too! 
Those little containers cost about 15c each (I recently bought another set - yet to decide whether to scatter them or perhaps make a mini Woodlands 100 series, or keep them in stock for next year's race) and the bulk frogs about 45c each (the few cache frogs turned Leapfrog just a swap) I'm a "frifty frogger" (or "toadarse" if you're less kind...) 
I thought of that one, even though I never got to find it.budgietas wrote:I would like to suggest "frogger" by makky brown. It's a different kind of frog and since it will not leave Tasmania I think I can describe it here.
Basically it is a round siestema container with a green nintendo game boy with the game frogger on board. The challenge is to get a top score. Very clever I thought
I think it's the only frog I've seen so far that I reeeeaally wanted to get... but the closest it got to me was Devonport, and by the time I saw it was there, someone had carted it off to Hobart. 
ikkibrady wrote:I found a frog so large it didn't fit in my boot. Instead took up most of my back seat.
We've found it now (and we LOVE it) and we brought it back to Melbourne today in our very very very packed up car. I had to sit in the front seat with it pushed forward so that that frog could fit in the back seat with all the other holiday junk lolol Oh plus MMelb squeezed into the corner of the backseat lolikkibrady wrote:See I feel like if I put a photo up it will ruin the surprise when you find it. In saying that noone else has found it
