Mego?? Pre Micronaut?? Help Please!

[gudawuda]

First, hello from a new member.
Second, what brings me to this forum:
This figure has been driving me crazy for months. I have scoured the internet and wasted many hours to no avail trying to identify. I am stubborn, but at last I give up and have come here to as the "experts"

It comes from a lot of toys that all come from the mid to late 60's to early 70's, and has Hong Kong stamped on it. So my reasoning says possibly Mego. / Shogun warrior etc...

Thanks in advance..

http://i1087.photobucket.com/albums/...2711061530.jpg

[ctc]

Hmmmm....

It's not a Micronaout or Shogun Warrior.... gotta be one of the innumerable knockoffs that came out in the 70's.

Don C.

[palitoy]

Looks like a Silver Warrior

1979 kidco silver warriors Catalog I Plaidstallions.com

[4NDR01D]

This is what I love most about the Mego Museum. Have an obscure little toy? Identified in less than 24 hours. Welcome to the boards Gudawuda!!!

[johnmiic]

I used to know what that was. Acroray would probably know.

[J.B.]

I think these guys were sold under different names, but they are basically knock-off pieces made in Hong Kong from the original Bullmark Machine Blaster Series made in Japan. The figure on the right is the Bullmark Boss Palder junior (blue hands version).

The figure on the left is the same as the Silver Warrior as Palitoy mentioned, except that it was also sold as Peace Phantom at K-Mart.

Both pieces are little diecast bricks of fun. There's a mouth piece that connects to the back of the figures. When you blow into it, it creates a loud whistling noise and shoots off the chest spiral disc.

[gudawuda]

Thank You

I see I came to the right place.. I appreciate the fast response..

Thanks again..

[4NDR01D]

I see I came to the right place.. I appreciate the fast response..

Thanks again..

The toy knowledge here really blows my mind sometimes.

[LonnieFisher]

Welcome to the museum!

[gudawuda]

value

The toy knowledge here really blows my mind sometimes.

OK, since I have the attention of the experts. What is the is this guy collectable? Missing flying disk one hand and damage to one foot?

I acquired a large lot of toys from the 60's and foolishly let most of it go to a used toy store for a SMALL fraction of what it was worth. I have sold odds n ends left over for more than I got for the lot.. This is one of the odds left...

[gudawuda]

Is this guy collectable? not What......

[4NDR01D]

Is this guy collectable? not What......

Complete? probably worth a few buck to somebody. As is? probably not worth much. I'm not one to call any toy "worthless", but I don't don't see this as being a big ticket item. However, I'm far from an expert and others may have a different opinion.

[gudawuda]

tell it like it is

Complete? probably worth a few buck to somebody. As is? probably not worth much. I'm not one to call any toy "worthless", but I don't don't see this as being a big ticket item. However, I'm far from an expert and others may have a different opinion.

Thats the type of input I appreciate most. Tell it like it is.. Thank you

[4NDR01D]

Thats the type of input I appreciate most. Tell it like it is.. Thank you

Having said that, I'm not a "mint" collector and have deep appreciation for "well loved" toys. If I had that I would display behind other similar type toys. Hide the negative, accentuate the positive. It's a cool toy.