kyle7984 is selling a mint on card Fridge Perry figure. This GIJOE figure was a mail away exclusive. I always wanted one on these. I remember you had to save the points from the packages to get the figures.
evilkitttty has another vintage talking doll for sale. This 1989 Freddy Kruger talking doll was made by Matchbox. Yes the same Matchbox that makes the little cars. Back in the 80′s Matchbox also got in on the action figure and Doll market. The Freddy Kruger came out right around the time the T.V.show Freddy’s Nightmares aired. This doll is really hard to find in such great shape. In the late 90′s Spencers would sell an updated version of this doll. The major difference was the lack of a pull string. I’m pretty sure this doll was pulled from stores.
evilkitttty is selling a vintage Beetlejuice doll from 1989. This talking doll was made by Kenner and says six phrases from the movie. The doll is in great shape and is still in the box. Beetlejuice also has a head that spins.
Holy turbine sound Batman! elirushing is selling a vintage Toy Biz Batmobile from 1989. This was released around the time of the first Batman movie. I remember buying one these after I saw the movie. I have no idea what I did with it. Toy biz definitely sold a ton of these after that movie dropped.
jkrafty is selling a vintage Robocop figure from 1988. These Kenner Robocop figures came long before Palisades Toys and McFarlane started making there own. Though not as detailed as the Mcfarlane these figures do have one cool feature. Each figure came with a roll caps to insert into the figures back. You gotta love an ultra violent movie like Robocop being marketed to kids. I know I did. After all I did see the movie in the theater when I was 7. Thanks Uncle Matthew.
fatherjoesvillages is selling a set of Thundercats figures from Minimates. This set was exclusive to the SDCC 2012. I’m not a huge fan of Minimates, they seem to be a cheap version of Kubricks crossed with Lego figures. Thats just my opinion. I’m sure people will disagree and that is fine. I do however like these Thundercat figures, there is definitely a lot of detail in each figure. I my favorite has to be the Mummra figure.
You have to admire the technology of Eternia. They were way ahead of us, but at the same time they were prehistoric. Who would think to invent a moble tank that looked like a dinosaur? Can you imagine if the US army had a vehicle like this? One smash from that giant boulder arm and you’re history. jkrafty somehow has managed to keep this Bashasaurus in an unopend box. The only problem I see is the box is a little smashed, but otherwise this is a choice collectible.
jkrafty is selling a super rare Bravestarr frigure. I remember it being impossbile to find Thunder Stick. This figure was never in stores when I was looking for him. I can’t believe the seller has one in mint with an unpunched card. Mattel really did a good job in the 80′s with the packaging. I imagine this figure is going to be a popular watch.
r1hyatt has a super rare Batman collectible. Imagine just inheriting an unopened Batman and Robin from Mego. These two poseable pocket heroes come with a Batmobile and one incredible box. This is truly a great piece to own.
marymargaret37 from Canada is selling a rare piece from the Masters Of The Universe collection. This Blaster Hawk is in amazing shape and includes 6 discs waiting to be loaded and fired. I love the 80′s, where your vehicles can double as a side arm.
