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Yeah the Shogun Warriors were about 18-24 inches tall and shot thins from their bodies like darts or sometimes even fists. A direct hit to your head hurt like hell and you could get them from South Street in Philly from the super hero shop.
quote:Originally posted by Hal: Only the first generation of Star Wars figures. As a very young child I collected Smurfs.
-Hal-
Forgot those Smurfs. We had all those little plastic figures and their mushroom houses too. Those were actually pretty cool. I think we started collecting those in the late 70's too.
quote:Originally posted by Cain: Yeah the Shogun Warriors were about 18-24 inches tall and shot thins from their bodies like darts or sometimes even fists. A direct hit to your head hurt like hell and you could get them from South Street in Philly from the super hero shop.
Ah yes, I remember these guys. Never had one, but I remember the commercials. My mom probably wouldn't buy me one because she knew I'd be shooting them at my little brother. Which I would've done!!!!
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I used to collect Gi Joe in the 80's, Transformers, Gobots, He-man, TMNT, some hot wheels. Recently I've collected the re-issued Transformers, comic book style TMNT, a few Spawn figures and mostly import female PVC figures. The import stuff has really started to aim toward adults because some of these figuers are nude or topless.
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When I was a kid I had a huge Matchbox collection. I started collecting them in 1964 when I was six. My dad would get us each a new one every two weeks (on payday). I eventually bought some of my own when I had my own money. I don't know what ever became of them. If I still had that collection, I'm sure it would be worth a mint now! I also had GI Joe and Johnny West dolls (remember Johnny West the cowboy and his Indian side kick? I don't remember his name), but didn't collect them or their accessories.
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I like snagging vintage Transformers off eBay and some of the modern versions of the original characters too. Detail and articulation have come a long way!
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quote:Originally posted by Tiny Dave: Six million dollar man.
I never got to get that one. I remember how jealous I was of one of my friends that had the whole collection with the "Bigfoot" and "Fembots" and other crazy stuff with that line.
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As bad as I would like to have Voltron again, I'm trying to find any reason why I should buy it. It'll more than likely end up in my storage collecting dust but I really want it.
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quote:Originally posted by FtLckr26: As bad as I would like to have Voltron again, I'm trying to find any reason why I should buy it. It'll more than likely end up in my storage collecting dust but I really want it.
I've always wanted one. Ever since my nephew had one ages ago, I still want one. I'll probably have to look through e-bay or sumthin' like that....
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Gi Joes and ECW action figures. i had tommy dreamer, shane douglas and the dudley Boys
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