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Here are my latest vintage finds :D

They're called Super Fantastics/Diabolics and are from the Airgam Boys series which was released in Spain during the mid 80's. I only discovered these recently and love their childlike charm and quirkiness although they do take a fair few liberties from both Playmobile and Marvel :lol:

I bought 5 of them together and the seller sent them in a big box that contained loads of other vintage Spanish/Portuguese Marvel and DC items that he said were a gift! I was totally floored by their generosity and it's so good to know that there are still lovely people out there (other than you lot on this forum!).

These are from series one and I will probably pick up the couple of remaining ones from this series over time as well as some from series two but I'm in no rush now that I have this little lot. After pretty much completing my Tomland/AHI run I was after last year it's nice to have something new to lookout for and I'm just glad that there always seems to be something new to discover all of the time.

Ian
 

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They look interesting Ian, from th 80 s and aligned to Batman, Spider-Man etc, pretty cool figures

There are so many different options for collecting different types of figures, really good to see what there is out there

This range is really interesting and would be quite easy to get into.
 
I've recently completed a few sets so i thought I'd share a few pics:

Battlestar Galactica (Mattel) 1978


'The Legend Of The Lone Ranger' & 'Zorro' (Gabriel) 1980 & 1981


Universal Mini Monsters (Remco) 1980


Flash Gordon (Mattel) 1979 & 1980


Dukes Of Hazzard (Mego) 1981


Comic Action Heroes (Mego) 1975


Pocket Super Heroes & Greatest American Hero (Mego) 1979, 1980 & 1981
 
conradrithblat said:
I've recently completed a few sets so i thought I'd share a few pics:

Battlestar Galactica (Mattel) 1978


'The Legend Of The Lone Ranger' & 'Zorro' (Gabriel) 1980 & 1981


Universal Mini Monsters (Remco) 1980


Flash Gordon (Mattel) 1979 & 1980


Dukes Of Hazzard (Mego) 1981


Comic Action Heroes (Mego) 1975


Pocket Super Heroes & Greatest American Hero (Mego) 1979, 1980 & 1981

Great collection, particularly like the Battle Star figures.
Why do you have two Daisy Dukes? :lol: :wink:
 
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Well that's an amazing collection of complete runs you have there :o :D

They all look to be in amazing condition and I have a few of those runs but all are incomplete (except for the Remo monsters which I have both glow and non glow sets), so well done sir!

I'll be looking at these again really soon I can tell and thanks for posting them up, let's keep this thread rolling since we're off to such a great start to the year with it :D

Ian
 
Thanks !
In regard to having 2 Daisy Dukes, they are the long & short hair variants. In the same picture are the 2 Luke Duke & Bo Duke head mold variants.
 
conradrithblat said:
Thanks !
In regard to having 2 Daisy Dukes, they are the long & short hair variants. In the same picture are the 2 Luke Duke & Bo Duke head mold variants.

You just reminded me that there are also two different straight legged Spiderman versions, the red arm version you have and one with blue upper arms.

Maybe one more for the list?

Ian
 

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Yes I've noticed that before, but I'm happy to have the blue armed on the comic action hero figure & red/blue arm on the pocket super hero figure.
Lovely display by the way. :(
 
Palifan said:
Here are my latest vintage finds :D

They're called Super Fantastics/Diabolics and are from the Airgam Boys series which was released in Spain during the mid 80's. I only discovered these recently and love their childlike charm and quirkiness although they do take a fair few liberties from both Playmobile and Marvel :lol:

I bought 5 of them together and the seller sent them in a big box that contained loads of other vintage Spanish/Portuguese Marvel and DC items that he said were a gift! I was totally floored by their generosity and it's so good to know that there are still lovely people out there (other than you lot on this forum!).

These are from series one and I will probably pick up the couple of remaining ones from this series over time as well as some from series two but I'm in no rush now that I have this little lot. After pretty much completing my Tomland/AHI run I was after last year it's nice to have something new to lookout for and I'm just glad that there always seems to be something new to discover all of the time.

Ian

What an excellent collection! I've not seen these before either, but they're really quite charming and also in excellent condition, by the looks of things. Many thanks for sharing them :-)

Jeremy
 
conradrithblat said:
I've recently completed a few sets so i thought I'd share a few pics:

Battlestar Galactica (Mattel) 1978
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'The Legend Of The Lone Ranger' & 'Zorro' (Gabriel) 1980 & 1981
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Universal Mini Monsters (Remco) 1980
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Flash Gordon (Mattel) 1979 & 1980
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Dukes Of Hazzard (Mego) 1981
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Comic Action Heroes (Mego) 1975
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Pocket Super Heroes & Greatest American Hero (Mego) 1979, 1980 & 1981
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Simply superb! Many congratulations on completing all these wonderful figure runs. Although Star Wars was always my first toy love, I remember many of these from my own childhood (mostly in friends' toy collections), so it's terrific to see them again.

Thanks for sharing such a fabulous collection :-)
 
conradrithblat said:
That was supposed to be a :D

Thanks and I don't remember really going for this variant of Spiderman but it was just something that came with something else I bought so I can see how just one of these figures is enough.

Really great collection though and looking forward to seeing any more vintage bits that you might have tucked away.

Ian
 
OK, a few more sets:

The Black Hole (Mego) 1979 (OLD B.O.B. is more battle-damaged than he should be & no Humanoid figure)


Buck Rogers (Mego) 1978


Star Trek The Motion Picture (Mego) 1979 & 1980 (no Betelgusian figure)


Clash Of The Titans (Mattel) 1980


CHiPs (Mego) 1980


The Love Boat (Mego) 1981


Mork With Egg Ship (Mattel) 1979
 
Well you really do have some amazing collections there, just what I like to see. The old Bob and black Star are tough to find as well as some of those Star Trek ones.

Really nice collection and I've thought of completing sets of most of those over the years but never pulled the trigger. Out of interest I have the reaper looking figure from Clash of The Titans and wondered if his sword is a unique sculpt or the same as the other characters?

Ian
 
Some fantastic collections here,
Palitoy do like those Battlestar figures. I might try and do a run of loose figures at some, what are the prices like of loose or carded figures?
 
conradrithblat said:
Thanks Ian
All the swords are the same for each figure

Good to know, I might try and track one down to complete my figure.

Thanks again for putting these other figure collections up, really nice and Mego certainly did have a go at breaking into some of that 3.75" action :D

Ian
 
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Now your talking, love those Blackhole and Buck Rogers figures.
I've a big soft spot for Blackhole stuff, Old Bob and Black Star are tough to pick up nowadays.
Did you get them lately or years ago?
 
conradrithblat said:
OK, a few more sets:

The Black Hole (Mego) 1979 (OLD B.O.B. is more battle-damaged than he should be & no Humanoid figure)


Buck Rogers (Mego) 1978


Star Trek The Motion Picture (Mego) 1979 & 1980 (no Betelgusian figure)


Clash Of The Titans (Mattel) 1980


CHiPs (Mego) 1980


The Love Boat (Mego) 1981


Mork With Egg Ship (Mattel) 1979

Lovely collection, especially the Mork 🤣🤣🤣
 
I've been buying random tat again.....
First up is a D&D Warduke and a Super7 He-Man in Japanese packaging
 

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lejackal said:
I've been buying random tat again.....
First up is a D&D Warduke and a Super7 He-Man in Japanese packaging


I went down the D&D rabbit hole years ago as these were the last action figures that I can remember buying before I decided that I was getting to old for them, (which I then changed my mind on how old you need to be to stop buying them which is why I'm still buying them lol!).

I have fond memories of this toy line and they came out whilst the D&D cartoon series was on which wasn't really about these figures but they were a great stand in (Strangely Warduke was in the series at one point and I think Strongheart also). Warduke was a favourite of mine as well as Elkhorn and Melf/Peralay and these are really nice looking figures with great sculpts and accessories.

I ended up putting the first series of figures together along with some of series 2 and still have them tucked away. It'll be interesting to see if you end up posting more of these as the months go by as they look great displayed and aren't that expensive ( I think I have a bunch of spares of these as well :wink: ).

Great He-Man as well, love that Japanese boxed packaging!

Ian
 
Palifan said:
lejackal said:
I've been buying random tat again.....
First up is a D&D Warduke and a Super7 He-Man in Japanese packaging


I went down the D&D rabbit hole years ago as these were the last action figures that I can remember buying before I decided that I was getting to old for them, (which I then changed my mind on how old you need to be to stop buying them which is why I'm still buying them lol!).

I have fond memories of this toy line and they came out whilst the D&D cartoon series was on which wasn't really about these figures but they were a great stand in (Strangely Warduke was in the series at one point and I think Strongheart also). Warduke was a favourite of mine as well as Elkhorn and Melf/Peralay and these are really nice looking figures with great sculpts and accessories.

I ended up putting the first series of figures together along with some of series 2 and still have them tucked away. It'll be interesting to see if you end up posting more of these as the months go by as they look great displayed and aren't that expensive ( I think I have a bunch of spares of these as well :wink: ).

Great He-Man as well, love that Japanese boxed packaging!

Ian

Thanks Ian, I bought a few D&D the year before last but I am tempted to get a few again. I think this is the 2nd or 3rd time I've picked up Warduke :P
 
Random tat part deux....
 

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lejackal said:
Random tat part deux....

Nice one i use to love this game as a kid along with space marines. Milton Bradley made some great game's i recently
looked into getting hero quest myself and was shocked at the price.
 
Clarkspie&chips said:
lejackal said:
Random tat part deux....

Yes!! I love Heroquest.

Is it complete?

All apart from the pins for the chair and the card for the alter piece. It's been painted but I want to try and play it with Logan, not keep it as a collectors item
 
Stubbs said:
lejackal said:
Random tat part deux....

Nice one i use to love this game as a kid along with space marines. Milton Bradley made some great game's i recently
looked into getting hero quest myself and was shocked at the price.

Yeah, unpainted sets seem to be £120-150
Mine (which has been used but is virtually complete) was £55
 

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