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Ruby2511 said:
Finally got round to sorting the pub/man cave out this evening and wanted to show you my jugs :shock:
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Most are 60's, 70's and 80's

Just getting the place ready for summer 8)

Russ :D

i'm feeling thirsty now :lol:
 
spoons said:
Ruby2511 said:
Finally got round to sorting the pub/man cave out this evening and wanted to show you my jugs :shock:
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Most are 60's, 70's and 80's

Just getting the place ready for summer 8)

Russ :D

i'm feeling thirsty now :lol:

Me too, could do with a nice single malt right now, been in the classroom training all day, my heads fried :lol:
 
popped into a charity shop just tat as usual i thought. however a rummage in the 20p toy box which normally has modern mcdonald toys box was these 2 bad boys! 20p each! small change prices! 2 palitoy action forces figures 1982/1983.. i got such a buzz from it! enjoy

regards chris
 

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Hi all,

I was recently reunited with some of my old collection so I thought I'd post a few pictures up for all those toys generalists out there.

I love this section on the forum and It's always nice to dust off a few things so hope you enjoy them as well.

Ian
 

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Ian - Wow!!!!!!
I want to come round to your house and play!
Soooooooooooooooooooooo many things I love - Corgi cars, Space 1999, Spiderman, Mego. I had so many of those amazing toys, I am sitting here buzzing looking at your collection, cheers for sharing mate 8) 8) 8) 8) 8) 8)
 
db94 said:
Ian - Wow!!!!!!
I want to come round to your house and play!
Soooooooooooooooooooooo many things I love - Corgi cars, Space 1999, Spiderman, Mego. I had so many of those amazing toys, I am sitting here buzzing looking at your collection, cheers for sharing mate 8) 8) 8) 8) 8) 8)


Now that's the kind of response I like!

Thanks for the kind words, it's taken many years to put these things together and it is nice to get to be around them after so long.

Glad I can speed the toy love around a little :D

Ian
 
Feast for the eyes there, super collection.

Love the Eagle 8)

Batman Vehicle collection and Bond cars are very nice :D need to rummage my bond car out and stick it in my display

Thanks for sharing, I love this thread as well 8)
 
Thanks for the kind words gents and here's a final couple of pictures showing my other eagle and another 70's classic (even though it's in a German box).

Ian
 

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Wow, Ian! What a treasure trove of nostalgic goodness! There's so much to drool over here, and so many of these toys bring back memories of my own childhood. The Eagle, the Batmobile and Batboat (I LOVED the Batboat!... A little too much really, as I used to play with it in the bath, which didn't do the stickers any favours! :-)), Super Heroes Spider-Man, Evel Knievel... the list goes on and on!

Thank you so much for sharing such a wonderful collection!

Jeremy
 
That's a lovely collection. :) :)

Are the 'They Live' figures vintage??, iv'e never seen those before, they're neat!
 
Great stuff Ian - so many great lines, but mego and space 1999 for me every time. Love the Thing!
 
A question for Action Man collectors:
Is this an Action Man space helmet, if so is it worth anything, and would anyone want it?
Thanks in advance.
 

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Mini99 said:
A question for Action Man collectors:
Is this an Action Man space helmet, if so is it worth anything, and would anyone want it?
Thanks in advance.
Well, I'm not an Action Man collector, but I do recognise this from my childhood. It's the Action Man Space Ranger helmet:

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As for value, there's a Buy It Now eBay auction for three of them here for £11.99:

https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Vintage-1980s-Action-Man-Space-Ranger-helmets-X3/273309320795

Hope that helps (and doesn't disappoint too much! :? )
 
Snaketibe said:
Mini99 said:
A question for Action Man collectors:
Is this an Action Man space helmet, if so is it worth anything, and would anyone want it?
Thanks in advance.
Well, I'm not an Action Man collector, but I do recognise this from my childhood. It's the Action Man Space Ranger helmet:

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As for value, there's a Buy It Now eBay auction for three of them here for £11.99:

https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Vintage-1980s-Action-Man-Space-Ranger-helmets-X3/273309320795

Hope that helps (and doesn't disappoint too much! :? )

Oh, so I'm not going to be able to retire early then :roll: if only it was Star Wars then it would be worth a fortune! :lol:
Many thanks for the confirmation though.
Is it of any use to someone, I'm going to FF in August so could bring it down?
 
You should be able to get £5 for it sold on its own. One of the more common space helmets
 
Is there anyone on here that would like this helmet before I put it up on eBay?
Will be at FF in August so can hand deliver.
PM me if you would like it.
 
Anyone collect thunder cats any knowledge on what my lion-o is worth? Been looking all over but info is a bit thin on the ground.
 

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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.
 
subzero 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.
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 thing :D
 
Jaguar180180 said:
subzero 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.
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 thing :D

No probs, I don't know much about Thundercats but yeah it's a pretty rare figure from what I remember, plenty of loose complete ones to find but MOC is much harder, more value for you there then. :D
 
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.
 
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.
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.
 
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.
 

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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..... :D

Along with EK on his stunt cycle these are iconic from my childhood great pick up bud
 

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