Toy Hunters on Travel Channel Jan. 15th

[kingdom warrior]

I posted this in the other thread.....

I recorded it and watched it this morning thought it was pretty cool. nice to see things i never saw the Star Wars electronic game was neat........I laughed at that crappy artic Batman with the green tag.....I said i don't care if it had the tag that Batman is garbage....

Tom the collector cracked me up when the guy asked him for the Disney stuff i chuckled and said he ain't giving you ****....lol vintage Disney collectors don't part with anything....

The Boba Fett was neat, amazing how it was sitting in the guys store room in a box. I liked the Star War collectors reaction to it........

I kinda knew the Thundercats piece wasn't going to sell......unless your a hardcore TC fan no one wants that ugly bubble monster.....

[Delusional B]

Loved seeing SMDM if nothing else. $50 at NYCC though? Seemed low, or am I just not really up on SMDM stuff?

$50 for a loose SMDM without his engine accessory actually might be a bit high but it's not too bad. Oscar Goldman, on the other hand, should have gone for more... especially boxed. I think they are going pretty consistently in the $150 to $200 range.

[bp1701a]

I know I read in a collector mag that there are only 15 known rocket fireing Boba Fetts,only 15 known to exist.

[Iron Mego]

I thought that Oscar went for a pretty good price.

[Earth 2 Chris]

This re-aired last night, so I finally got to watch it. I enjoyed it quite a bit. I'm only about an hour south of Cincy, so it makes me want to hope and my car and go harass people!

I laughed at that crappy artic Batman with the green tag.....I said i don't care if it had the tag that Batman is garbage....

Yeah, no one cares about those figures...I know, I have a ton of them in storage! I think he would have been better off picking up the Bruce Wayne and Joker he passed up in those boxes.

I can't believe he got that excited over those Corgi Batmobiles. I don't think they go for much do they? They aren't very old either. I recall that particular Jim Lee 2000s model sitting at TRU for quite a while.

He also said M.A.S.K. was a precursor to Transformers, which isn't true. Transformers debuted in the US in 84, and M.A.S.K. started in 85.

Still a fun show, and I hope to see more.

Chris

[Sideshow Spock]

BUMP

New shows start on 8/15..

http://www.travelchannel.com/tv-shows/toy-hunter

[cjefferys]

Looking forward to it. I just rewatched the pilot again last night. It's a fun show, so it will be cool to see more.

[luey]

good show!

[EmergencyIan]

Is there only the pilot episode, so far? I really enjoyed it, by the way.


- Ian

[littlewink]

http://www.brickshow.com/toy-hunters...-more-episodes

This should be a great show.