Because I totally forgot I even had these up there.
Wow, I should have raided my parents attic for toys years ago ! Action figures !!
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I had that Dungeon's & Dragons (I think that was the line) guy with the blue winged helmet and shield. I think that's the only one from that line I had. I don't have any of my stuff left. I stupidly gave ALL of my SW stuff to a neighbor when I was 11 because I was too old for toys... Everything else was sold in garage sales. The only thing I do have is a Vader Switcheroo because my mom could never remember how to get it off the wall!
Wow i don't recognize the first fantasy figures. Were those the trek figures that came out in the mid 90s? I remember when startrek 5 came out the local discount store had them before it got torn down. Had robotech stuff cheap too. Jason, don't feel bad. in 2006 i sold off/donated my action figures at my grandma's estate sale only to get into customizing them 2 years later. i probably could have made some good cash off them.
The Trek figures are from 'Star Trek TMP' in 1980.
I'd have to check a site for those D&D figures but I'm pretty sure they are all complete.
I'd have to check a site for those D&D figures but I'm pretty sure they are all complete.
digital509
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Admit it, you smelled 'em.
FRANCHISE CROSSOVER BRAIN BURNOUT!!!!! :cry
Really I was looking for the figure case, all the D&D stuff was a surprise.
Considering they have been in an un-air conditioned attic in Texas (with multiple 100 heat waves) for over 20 years they held up pretty well.
Considering they have been in an un-air conditioned attic in Texas (with multiple 100 heat waves) for over 20 years they held up pretty well.
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me too!! wow that brings back memories. A co-worker and I were browsing ebay today, looking up all the cool stuff we had when we were kids. I found my absolute number one favorite toy that I had as a kid, from the Sectaurs line - Spidrax and his SpiderFlyer!! Man, I played with that thing ALL THE TIME. I ended up snagging the auction for my son (and me).
They do look really good. A lot of toys don't age well no matter how well you keep them. I know the early transformers that have white plastic just turned yellow no matter what. The NES and SNES did the same thing went gray to yellow crap color just due to the bad plastic mixes.
Jedi2016
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The Paladin (in the #1 slot) was from the same line, I believe. Never could remember what it was. I had BOTH of them, this definitely brings me back.. lol.
This thread reminds me of all the toys i had. I wish i could go back and stop myself from wanting to see what made them work. My bwing, all my transformers, half the gi joes all fell to the might of the screwdriver and curiosity. I'd also go back and teach myself to put stuff back in the boxes like my dad used to tell me to.
:lol perfect timing to post that... I was just thinking about that toy a few hours ago today. I loved that!!
SSgt Burton
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Top row fourth slot- that was "Warduke", and I believe the bottom row first slot was "Hank" from the early 80s cartoon?
Whoa does this bring back some memories! Thanks for sharing!
Kevin
Ha! I had one too! :lol
Unfortunately five younger brothers and a mother that tossed everything after we moved out pretty much guaranteed none of my old stuff made it. I do still have some of the figures from the 90s that I've passed on to my kids though.
My mother was smart enough to save the items for me. After college and when I started my first job working for Warner Bros., she brought it all to me. Star Wars toys, Mego, Shogun Warriors, Transformers... Boxes full.
But, sadly... I was more into going out, concerts, playing in bands and chasing girls... Toys were no longer cool to me in my early 20's. So I just brought the boxes in to work and told people to "have at it". I didn't know the value of these things as eBay was not even conceived yet.
So now, I spend my spare time and spare cash trying to buy pieces that I should have held on to in the first place. The older I get, the more I have become sentimental for those items and now I have to try and acquire many of them again :lol
But, sadly... I was more into going out, concerts, playing in bands and chasing girls... Toys were no longer cool to me in my early 20's. So I just brought the boxes in to work and told people to "have at it". I didn't know the value of these things as eBay was not even conceived yet.
So now, I spend my spare time and spare cash trying to buy pieces that I should have held on to in the first place. The older I get, the more I have become sentimental for those items and now I have to try and acquire many of them again :lol
Oh wow I had that knight in white armor. So cool! Here's a site that shows all of them.
Toys You Had Presents Dungeons and Dragons Toys
Toys You Had Presents Dungeons and Dragons Toys
Thanks for the dose of nostalgia James. I've been hunting for all my old favorite toys online for several hours now.
My mom unfortunately sold all of mine in a garage sale for a few dollars.
My mom unfortunately sold all of mine in a garage sale for a few dollars.
Thanks for the link, I know there is a Dragonne in another box with some G1 Transformers that my brother owned. I had never seen the D&D figures pictured that I didn't have. Good stuff.
metal wood
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Boba Fett is a bald women... my mind is blown. great to see these again, like many others the evil queen (mother) sold them for pocket change at some horrible hate rally (garage sale)
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