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You should be able to get £5 for it sold on its own. One of the more common space helmets
Thanks for the reply I'm having some real trouble tracking down any values for it cos not many are for sale or have been sold.maybe that's a good thingsubzero said:What an awesome MOC.
From what I remember about a year ago I seen one listed on ebay for about £250+ I think, whether it's worth that or not though I don't know.
Jaguar180180 said:Thanks for the reply I'm having some real trouble tracking down any values for it cos not many are for sale or have been sold.maybe that's a good thingsubzero said:What an awesome MOC.
From what I remember about a year ago I seen one listed on ebay for about £250+ I think, whether it's worth that or not though I don't know.
Managed to find info on the figure itself year release and maker and such,just no prices about for it.think il have to join an American group and ask.Michael Sith said:Think this is a 1986 series 2 release lion o (series 1 being 1985) they do command decent prices, but like anything else hard to price this day and age.
Very nice indeed, maybe look at a Thundercats collector forum and ask some advice on there.
That Six Million Dollar Man is in great condition, congratulations.Michael Sith said:Love the Six Million Dollar Man, congrats looks in great condition as well 8)
Denys F as well
Gentlemen, We Can Rebuild Him. We have the technology. We have the capability to make the world's first bionic man. Steve Austin will be that man.....
Along with EK on his stunt cycle these are iconic from my childhood great pick up bud
db94 said:Six million dollar man. 1st toy I really remember getting as a kid. Probably because it would have been the first TV tie in toy and I loved the show.
So chuffed to have this again, definitely my favourite toy.
db94 said:Six million dollar man. 1st toy I really remember getting as a kid. Probably because it would have been the first TV tie in toy and I loved the show.
So chuffed to have this again, definitely my favourite toy.
Snaketibe said:What a terrific Six Million Dollar Man! I had the same one as a child, and really weirdly, I too now only have the two circuit boards left! I know why I've held onto them as an adult, but I have no idea why I did so as a child :lol:
All My Circuits.jpg
Anyway, thanks for sharing such a wonderful toy
Hi Bosk70 (Matt, right?), Cool photo! My own Six Million Dollar Man was the one which came with the engine block, and it only had removable circuit boards in his right arm, which got covered up by that flesh-coloured rubber sleeve that broke really easily! However, they made many different Steve Austin figures, so I'm quite sure they will have probably made one with circuit boards in his legs as well. I'm not 100% sure, but I think mine was one of the earlier ones. I know another came with a steel girder rather than an engine block, but I never owned that one :-(bosk70 said:Snaketibe said:What a terrific Six Million Dollar Man! I had the same one as a child, and really weirdly, I too now only have the two circuit boards left! I know why I've held onto them as an adult, but I have no idea why I did so as a child :lol:
All My Circuits.jpg
Anyway, thanks for sharing such a wonderful toy
Hello Snaketibe snap but my one seems to be longer than yours :lol: was my one the leg one so long ago I can't remember, found my old 6mdm track suit badge and kenevils helmet as well
Snaketibe said:Hi Bosk70 (Matt, right?), Cool photo! My own Six Million Dollar Man was the one which came with the engine block, and it only had removable circuit boards in his right arm, which got covered up by that flesh-coloured rubber sleeve that broke really easily! However, they made many different Steve Austin figures, so I'm quite sure they will have probably made one with circuit boards in his legs as well. I'm not 100% sure, but I think mine was one of the earlier ones. I know another came with a steel girder rather than an engine block, but I never owned that one :-(bosk70 said:Snaketibe said:What a terrific Six Million Dollar Man! I had the same one as a child, and really weirdly, I too now only have the two circuit boards left! I know why I've held onto them as an adult, but I have no idea why I did so as a child :lol:
All My Circuits.jpg
Anyway, thanks for sharing such a wonderful toy
Hello Snaketibe snap but my one seems to be longer than yours :lol: was my one the leg one so long ago I can't remember, found my old 6mdm track suit badge and kenevils helmet as well
Thanks.
Jeremy
Terrific link! Thanks MichaelMichael Sith said:Some info on this link
http://www.toysyouhad.com/Bionicman.htm