early issues of Mr. Action Box sets

[AAAAA]

you know it reminds me of joes back pack vehicles ,
it is a really neat item.

[Neutron X]

One of my all time favorite vehicles from 1970s is Mr Action Helicopter. It's probably my favorite because someone assembled it in the KMART toy isle and left it lying there where I could play with it for a few minutes.
I just won it on Ebay, so I snapped a few quick pics and here it is with a new Gijoe and Big Jim Eagle for scale.

[MysteryWho]

I'll keep looking. It was somebody's blog and it was in English. It mentioned the Abenteuer stuff, which is 1/6 knock off stuff as well. I got the impression the guy was focusing on German and other European knock offs. The Atomic Man guy was made by Zapf Creations I believe, which is company that exists now, making baby doll stuff.

[AAAAA]

I have an OK Mike doll. They're about the size of a Big Jim. They might be on par with the Meks figures I saw here in another thread that I believe are also made by Welo. I checked eBay Germany and they have a bunch of Meks stuff as well as those funky cowboy outfits I mentioned before.
There is a blog/site that I can't find right now 'cause I didn't think of bookmarking it
It has Meks stuff and 1/6 stuff, I think it's mostly from Germany/Europe. The coolest piece is this 1/6 guy Atomic Man. You really have to see it if you can find it.

iF FIND THE STUFF YOU MENTION ,EBAY OR OTHER WISE,
POST IT HERE, LOVE TO SEE IT.

[MysteryWho]

I have an OK Mike doll. They're about the size of a Big Jim. They might be on par with the Meks figures I saw here in another thread that I believe are also made by Welo. I checked eBay Germany and they have a bunch of Meks stuff as well as those funky cowboy outfits I mentioned before.
There is a blog/site that I can't find right now 'cause I didn't think of bookmarking it
It has Meks stuff and 1/6 stuff, I think it's mostly from Germany/Europe. The coolest piece is this 1/6 guy Atomic Man. You really have to see it if you can find it.

[SlipperyLilSuckers]

I saw one of those buggies in an AJ auction recently, and wondered who it belonged to. Great thread btw.

[AAAAA]

Here's ok mike the guy in Italy claims he's 12 inches yet he uses Steve Scouts equipment.
he smaller than that.
OK MIKE ACTION FIGURE HUNTER OUTFIT FURGA 12 inch MOC - eBay (item 380131201465 end time Apr-10-10 08:50:42 PDT)
OK MIKE ACTION FIGURE SOLDIER OUTFIT FURGA 12 inch MOC - eBay (item 380131201207 end time Apr-10-10 08:49:14 PDT)
OK MIKE ACTION FIGURE FIRST AID SET FURGA 12 inch MOC - eBay (item 380131201898 end time Apr-10-10 08:52:57 PDT)

[AAAAA]

I think welo is Big Jim scale.
Dickie is 1/6 outfits But since the feet of the active man & such are small they use Lone Ranger & Big Jim boots

[MysteryWho]

A few months ago I saw an auction in Germany for some "wilder westen" outfits by welo. I'm not sure if they were 1/6 or Big Jim scale now, as I visited another site that mentions them alongside Dickie and other knock-offs you guys are talking about.
Did you guys ever see these welo outfits?

[Joe90]

I think the Dickie stuff is Big Jim scale. Anybody know for sure?

I've seen pictures of the Dickie Mountie Uniform on an Action Man, so I assume they're 1/6.

[Neutron X]

I think the Dickie stuff is Big Jim scale. Anybody know for sure?

[AAAAA]

here Active man from Europe, Mr. action outfits
the pink sweat suit is really funny
active man. Great deals on eBay!

here's Dickie outfits
dickie, Military Adventure. Great deals on eBay!

[Neutron X]

Dynaman was available in USA in very limited quanities. Adventure Man was another that had US ditribution.

[AAAAA]

In the mean time here's Dynaman scuba, Mr.action south of the boarder , in orange
DYNAMAN ACTION FIGURE SCUBA DIVING OUTFIT SEALED 1970s - eBay (item 390171378955 end time Apr-16-10 16:26:50 PDT)

[palitoy]

Yeah, they are from 74-78 and these books showcase most of the major toy manufacturers. Every single one of them has a KO joe of some sort. BARTER has 3-5 page spreads in all of them, so it'll take me some time as these are also tabloid sized brochures.