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Spoons, thanks for the link, but I don't have the courage to try that myself.

My Bullet Man is dated 1975. I would have been 1 years old.
I'm thinking I was probably about 4 when I got it.
Early on my toy lines went something like cars, Batman, Spiderman, then Action Man.
 
tobedesu said:
Spoons, thanks for the link, but I don't have the courage to try that myself.

My Bullet Man is dated 1975. I would have been 1 years old.
I'm thinking I was probably about 4 when I got it.
Early on my toy lines went something like cars, Batman, Spiderman, then Action Man.

I suspect I'd be the same - how about sending him to toypolloi to fix?
 
Oh yeah I remember now the 'invincibles' when you lost in every competition apart from the Premeir League.

I'm only messing Arsenal were the only team who knocked Man Utd off their perch without spending big, they were a great side. :)
 
Having a chat with my lad this weekend and he is looking for MOTU complete original He Man and Complete Skeletor eBay is the same on MOTU as everything else price wise, just wondered if anyone had any spare that they are willing to let go?

Thanks :D
 
Michael Sith said:
Having a chat with my lad this weekend and he is looking for MOTU complete original He Man and Complete Skeletor eBay is the same on MOTU as everything else price wise, just wondered if anyone had any spare that they are willing to let go?

Thanks :D

I had the same issue and found mine by typing he man "lot" and got them in a bulk set, missing a sword but picked that up separately.

problem you will have is the elastic, if its corroded then the legs will be knackered, might be worth asking about checking the condition?

Andy
 
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plantman said:
Michael Sith said:
Having a chat with my lad this weekend and he is looking for MOTU complete original He Man and Complete Skeletor eBay is the same on MOTU as everything else price wise, just wondered if anyone had any spare that they are willing to let go?

Thanks :D

I had the same issue and found mine by typing he man "lot" and got them in a bulk set, missing a sword but picked that up separately.

problem you will have is the elastic, if its corroded then the legs will be knackered, might be worth asking about checking the condition?

Andy

Thanks bud, I'll try that, not too bothered about them not standing as they will be sitting on Their cats ( which we already have :wink: )
 
Whilst we're on the subject of MOTU, I've fished mine out of a box.
Faker's legs fell off as soon as I moved him so I'm now very cautious with the others.
I've got He-Mans shield with some other stuff somewhere and also some of the cardbacks.

It's odd because when I opened the box and got these out I don't feel the same as when I got my childhood Star Wars or Action Man stuff out.
I think they were the two top toys for me.
 

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Palifan said:
After waiting quite a while for the right one at the right price to come along it's finally happened and I've now completed my loose and boxed Indy collection! :D

Really happy with this truck as it arrived complete and in great shape with all the paperwork and a fairly nice box. It's been a while in the making putting this collection together but I took my time and enjoyed the whole journey.

Ian

I just saw this! Great looking convoy truck and congratulations on competing the Indy line Ian. So cool!
 
Seahawks said:
Palifan said:
After waiting quite a while for the right one at the right price to come along it's finally happened and I've now completed my loose and boxed Indy collection! :D

Really happy with this truck as it arrived complete and in great shape with all the paperwork and a fairly nice box. It's been a while in the making putting this collection together but I took my time and enjoyed the whole journey.

Ian

I just saw this! Great looking convoy truck and congratulations on competing the Indy line Ian. So cool!

Thanks :D

Really happy to finish this run off and the seller was also in Portland and had helped to put an Indiana Jones exhibition together from around the time of the 4th film. They had lot's of replica props that they'd made from the film so it was nice to see some of their listings.

At least this piece went to a good home and it was nice to deal with a really friendly seller.

Ian
 
Went on a 9 hour round trip to pick this fella up yesterday. He was sat at the back of a job lot ebay photo and is a prototype green pants action man. The theory is that they were used as sales samples just before the change from no pants to blue pants action man, but presumably would have been used to test palyability too. I'm not sure if he ever had a head and he is missing a foot.

They probably exist in similar numbers to Star Wars first shots and I'm dead chuffed to have him

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Mini99 said:
Did the seller know what it was he was selling , or did you get a bargain?

It was a job lot from an unpaid storage unit so in short they had no idea. But, it cost about twice as much as it would have normally done with a few people having noticed the green panter. I think he upped the cost around £200-£300, cheap for Star Wars but quite pricey for Action Man
 
spoons said:
Mini99 said:
Did the seller know what it was he was selling , or did you get a bargain?

It was a job lot from an unpaid storage unit so in short they had no idea. But, it cost about twice as much as it would have normally done with a few people having noticed the green panter. I think he upped the cost around £200-£300, cheap for Star Wars but quite pricey for Action Man

Such a shame it's missing bits, cool find though. 8)

Do those storage auctions work just like how you see them on telly on Storage Wars etc?, they always seem to find extremely rare items and antiques in almost every unit, iv'e always had the conclusion that in real life you'll just find crap furniture and worthless books and stuff 99 times out of 100 :lol:
 
subzero said:
spoons said:
Mini99 said:
Did the seller know what it was he was selling , or did you get a bargain?

It was a job lot from an unpaid storage unit so in short they had no idea. But, it cost about twice as much as it would have normally done with a few people having noticed the green panter. I think he upped the cost around £200-£300, cheap for Star Wars but quite pricey for Action Man

Such a shame it's missing bits, cool find though. 8)

Do those storage auctions work just like how you see them on telly on Storage Wars etc?, they always seem to find extremely rare items and antiques in almost every unit, iv'e always had the conclusion that in real life you'll just find crap furniture and worthless books and stuff 99 times out of 100 :lol:

Ha ha - I suspect that is true 99% of the time
 
subzero said:
spoons said:
Mini99 said:
Did the seller know what it was he was selling , or did you get a bargain?

It was a job lot from an unpaid storage unit so in short they had no idea. But, it cost about twice as much as it would have normally done with a few people having noticed the green panter. I think he upped the cost around £200-£300, cheap for Star Wars but quite pricey for Action Man

Such a shame it's missing bits, cool find though. 8)

Do those storage auctions work just like how you see them on telly on Storage Wars etc?, they always seem to find extremely rare items and antiques in almost every unit, iv'e always had the conclusion that in real life you'll just find crap furniture and worthless books and stuff 99 times out of 100 :lol:
The ones they show on TV are a select few of when they do actually find stuff, so they may record 50 auctions but only 5 would get to TV, if you catch my drift.
 
Lindo said:
subzero said:
spoons said:
It was a job lot from an unpaid storage unit so in short they had no idea. But, it cost about twice as much as it would have normally done with a few people having noticed the green panter. I think he upped the cost around £200-£300, cheap for Star Wars but quite pricey for Action Man

Such a shame it's missing bits, cool find though. 8)

Do those storage auctions work just like how you see them on telly on Storage Wars etc?, they always seem to find extremely rare items and antiques in almost every unit, iv'e always had the conclusion that in real life you'll just find crap furniture and worthless books and stuff 99 times out of 100 :lol:
The ones they show on TV are a select few of when they do actually find stuff, so they may record 50 auctions but only 5 would get to TV, if you catch my drift.

Ah get ya, I still reckon half of them are fake as **** though :lol: iv'e read things online about the producers apparently opening up units before the day of the auction and sticking interesting quirky items in there for the bidders to find then locking it back up, just to make it more interesting for the show. Apparently Storage Wars were actually caught for doing this.
 
spoons said:
Mini99 said:
Did the seller know what it was he was selling , or did you get a bargain?

It was a job lot from an unpaid storage unit so in short they had no idea. But, it cost about twice as much as it would have normally done with a few people having noticed the green panter. I think he upped the cost around £200-£300, cheap for Star Wars but quite pricey for Action Man
So not a bargin, but still a great find.
Congratulations nice one.
 
Just added this to my vintage Indiana Jones collection. I love the artwork on the box and as a bonus, it's still sealed in it's shrink wrap.

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Seahawks said:
Just added this to my vintage Indiana Jones collection. I love the artwork on the box and as a bonus, it's still sealed in it's shrink wrap.

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I can understand why you have got this, what fantastic art work.
Don't remember seeing this or for that matter much Indi stuff in the day.
Very nice piece.
 
That's a great Raiders snap-fix set and strangely I've seen a couple of these turn up recently after never knowing of their existence.

Nice to find a sealed one though and it will look great with your Indy collection.

Ian
 
Mini99 said:
Seahawks said:
Just added this to my vintage Indiana Jones collection. I love the artwork on the box and as a bonus, it's still sealed in it's shrink wrap.

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I can understand why you have got this, what fantastic art work.
Don't remember seeing this or for that matter much Indi stuff in the day.
Very nice piece.

Thank you! I had never seen until recently and the artwork immediately grabbed my attention. Kept my eyes open for quite awhile until this one turned up for a price I couldn't pass up.

spoons said:
Thats a beauty seahawks!

Thanks Spoons!

Palifan said:
That's a great Raiders snap-fix set and strangely I've seen a couple of these turn up recently after never knowing of their existence.

Nice to find a sealed one though and it will look great with your Indy collection.

Ian

Thanks a lot Ian. I've seen a few pop up recently as well, but most had the box beat up pretty bad. I got lucky finding this one.

Snaketibe said:
What a great Raiders piece! Congratulations on adding it to your collection :-)

Thanks so much Snake! I'm "chuffed". :)
 
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here you go steve. im sure edd will like this post too.

got this in my local charity shop last week! boom it works too amazingly 8) even came with its original ploystyrene inserts.
 

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poncho said:
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here you go steve. im sure edd will like this post too.

got this in my local charity shop last week! boom it works too amazingly 8) even came with its original ploystyrene inserts.

BOOM... drops the mic!
That is absolutely brilliant - well done Chris
 
Holy **** poncho, what a score. I always wanted an amiga 500 but what a set!

Captain planets mullet looks like it was made for that box
 
I always wanted a Commodore 64 and Amiga 500 but went from a VIC20 to an Atari st, I always had Champaign taste but Atari money :lol:
nice pick up, I sold a load of BBC MICRO games and the computer, and my old Atari games system and loads of carts at a boot sale some years ago, regret it now, loved playing paperboy on the BBC and pitfall on the atari :D
 
Found these cardbacks in a box.
Anyone remember them?
I only have the Shock Trooper figure left which I posted a while ago.
Die-cast figures.
 

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This is one I bought several months back but forgot to post it, got this one for xmas the one year and was my very first WWF figure. So many hours of fun with these figures along with the blue ring with sound effects which was ******* awesome.

I love the Hulkster's steroid fuelled eye balls. :lol:

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