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The Rough Riders 4x4 Tri-Ex A-Team 280ZX
LJN Toys 1982

Saw this and thought it would be an awesome addition to the A-Team collection display. Still works!

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The GI Joe Joecon Battle Force 2000 Marauder Snowmobile from 2017.
Pretty awesome. Love the Joe snowmobile vehicles. Glad I picked this one up.

Sectaurs Mail Call Job Lot of Action Figures and Insects - Completing the Toy Line YouTube video by Super Awesome Geek Show

Sectaurs Mail Call
This latest lot makes the Sectaurs cllection complete except for one holster and one shield. I was able to find the shield and ordered it. So now just need Prince Dargon's leg holsters and the collection will be complete for Sectaurs.

youtu.be/fW6TY6V2SyM

Walt Disney’s Huey, Dewey and Louie Junior Wood-chucks issue 71 from Whitman. December 1981.

This was an early comic in the collection that came from one of my Uncles. Once he found out I was into comics, he dropped off a stack, which sparked more love for various comic stories.

The StarGate All-Terrain Cruiser by Hasbro 1994.

This was another reused mold by Hasbro. Can you see it? -it’s the AWE Striker from the GI Joe Real American Hero line from 1985. They made it sandy colored and added a giant missile launcher on top for the StarGate version.

In 1984, at NY Toy Fair, they announced an Aliens Mini Dropship, but store orders were low so it never got produced. Later Kenner used the mold for the VR Troopers Pursuit Jet.
-let’s check this out and compare it. Does it hold up?

Compare here:
youtu.be/hmqdDe-PshM?...

Robotech Defenders issue 2 by DC Comics April 1985.

Written by: Andrew Helfer and Barry Marx
Art by: Nansi Hoolahan, Mike Manley, Judith Hunt, Ben Oda, Murphy Anderson and Dan Zolnerowich

Battlestar Galactica issue 17 Marvel Comics July 1980.

Is that The Red HULK on the cover!? So, wouldn’t this technically be his first appearance? heheh.
-no … it’s actually just some creature that got loose on the ship and he appeared in issue 16 first, if I remember right.

Maul Shadow Lord - Episodes 1 & 2 Review 🔥 YouTube video by A Long & Long Time Ago....

Was on with a great collection of Star Wars fans to chat about Maul: Shadow Lord.

Check it out on A Long & Long Time Ago YouTube channel here:
youtu.be/xPh77v6-sQA?...

Captain Power Phantom Striker Mattel 1987.

As kids, my brother and I would always duck and dodge the TV when this was on. -like they were actually shooting at us and not the toys. 😂

Kenners Sky Commanders Locust Raider with Raider Rath figure 1987.

This is so awesome. You string Sky Commanders across bookcases, tables, chairs and everything else in the living room and turn that into a giant battleground for good vs evil to fight over the very air itself.

Weird War Tales issue 85 DC Comics March 1980.

I absolutely love comics like this. I remember getting my first Weird War Tales as a kid and being totally enthralled by the idea of monsters fighting WWII GI’s. it was just a fantastic idea to have army vs dinosaurs or whatever.

I am Eternian!!

Make yourself over as a character from Masters of the Universe.

Here:
becomeeternian.com/start-quiz

V issue 13 from DC Comics February 1986.

This has awesome cover art of Diana by Jerry Bingham.
Written by Cary Bates.
Interior art by Carmine Infantino.

Awesome comic series that went along with the incredible TV Show.

Corporal Klinger M*A*S*H action figure from Tristar International 1982.

They made 8 figures, a large base playset, helicopter, jeep and an ambulance. The figures were 3.75” scale. This Klinger is the only one I own, but still a treasure in the collection.

Aliens Space Marine Power Loader by Kenner 1992

Such an incredible toy and the box art is so iconic now. It’s so 90’s. This was a great scene in the Aliens movie and it’s awesome that Kenner decided to make a toy of this Power Loader, even if they did throw a missile on top. 😂

The Warlord issue #106
DC Comics June 1986

Have the figure too. As a kid I didn’t know what the figure went to so used him with He-Man. But later found this comic series and loved reading the awesome stories of The Warlord! Glad both comic and figure are still in the collection.

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-thought this was a neat idea. New for 2026, the Monopoly Car.

Babylon 5 Ambassador G'Kar by Exclusive Premiere (Warner Bros. Consumer Products) 1997

This one is autographed by J. Michael Straczynski.

Absolutely loved the show and these figures are a treasure in the collection. They made them from 1997 up to 1999. Some can be hard to find.

Robotix issue 1 from Marvel Comics February 1986

This helped create the story behind the amazing toys. With a unique octagonal connecting system they allowed for awesome builds that brought imagination to life in a sci-fi world of good vs evil. The 5POA figs were great spacemen.

Do you use clamshell cases for your carded action figures? want to, but don't know which ones to get? well, now you can see four of the options in action here in this comparison video.
Star Cases vs FigureShield vs MOC Masters vs Unbranded.

Watch here:
youtu.be/2Zo8qQELbLc

The GI Joe Real American Hero Conquest X-30. This came with Slip Stream for the pilot figure. Hasbro 1986. -duel language box.

This was one of my favorite GI Joe vehicles when I was I was a kid. Got this when it came out and it was my answer to Cobra’s Rattler. Good times!

The Avengers issue #19
First appearance of The Swordsman. Marvel Comics August 1965.

The Swordsman can be seen in the TV Show Daredevil: Born Again on Disney+. With 61 years of comic history, it’s really an experience seeing this character on screen again. Played by Tony Dalton.

Robocop Ultra Police Robo-Copter Kenner 1988.

Ever since I got a GI Joe Dragonfly as a kid, I have loved toy helicopters. The Dragonfly is still number one, but this Robocop helicopter rates high up there as well. Awesome toy! -and the package art is fantastic.

Godzilla King of the Monsters issue 1 by Marvel Comics August 1977.

This was one of the comic series that got me into collecting comics. Mom walked with me to the shop every couple weeks to get comics like this as a kid and never stopped. Now I’m 53 and still collecting comics.

Weebles wobble but they won’t fall down!
Who else remembers that jingle?

The Mickey Mouse Clubhouse Weeble playset by Romper Room/Hasbro 1976.

Heh -who remembers watching Mickey Mouse Club on TV even? Crazy that was sooo long ago.

This was one of my first childhood toys.

Starriors Armored Battle Station
Tomy 1985

The Protectors and the evil Destructors fought for control of this battle station that, unknown to them, sat above a sealed chamber where Humanity retreated and went in stasis following catastrophic solar flares that destroyed the surface of planet Earth.

Inhumanoids issue 2 by Star/Marvel Comics
March 1987
Written by Jim Salicrup
Art by James Fry

Featuring a fantastic fight with D’Compose on the cover. One of the greatest monsters ever created for a toyline.

SilverHawks issue #2 from Star/Marvel Comics 1987.

-Written by Steve Perry
-Art by Nel Yomtov, Mike Witherby, Jack Morelli and Fred Fredericks
-Cover by Mike Witherby and Fred Fredericks

The Star Wars Republic Gunship from Hasbro 2002.