what classic toy line would you like to reissued?

[Werewolf]

Hasbro owns a lot of great properties that they do nothing with. M.A.S.K., JEM, Dungeons and Dragons and now they own Sectaurs which they also will do nothing with. It irritates me to no end.

[MLoudin]

Matt Mason and Zeroids... Both in 8 inch scale! Shoguns would rock too!

[Captain]

Best of the West and the Ready Gang....combined into one cohesive line

Big Jim would be neat too!

[HardyGirl]

Well, let's see...

Being a girl, I really loved the Ideal Crissy line, so I'd like to see that one.

In conjunction w/ the DVD release of the SMDM, a re-issue of the Kenner figure would have been cool!

[UnderdogDJLSW]

Fisher Price Adventure People. And not new updated versions with chunkier bodies or anything, I'd want an exact re-released version of the original toys from the 1970s/early 1980s.

I totally agree on this one. What appealed to me as a kid was that they looked rather realistic. They did not look like the "little people" or "weebles" nor were superheroes. They were action figures of everyday lives. I would use them as they were on the box or on more creative days as civilians with my CAH or even as extra characters with the Battlestar Galactica figures to round out the crew.

[EMCE Hammer]

I'd love SMDM or Shogun Warriors 24"

[MIB41]

I had to do a lot of thinking on this one. If I were in the business of making action figures, and wanted to bring back a classic line that would be profitable, I think the most likely choice would be the Six Million Dollar Man. I think an 8 inch version would be a huge hit across the board with any age group. So many diverse characters, all of whom would be considered "must haves". I think I would do Steve Austin and the Bionic Woman together. And then start doing villains. Bigfoot and the Fe-bot (for Jamie Summers). Then bring in Oscar Goldman and Rudy Wells. You could have the Seven Million Dollar Man after that and another version of Maskatron. So much there to work with that would be desirable. I'm hoping we see that at the Toy Fair next week. The iron is hot right now to make serious money on this license with the box set release and Lee Majors hitting the promotional trail.

[Chris]

Big Jim.

The 6 Million Dollar man is a great suggestion.

[nvmbrsdoom5]

Fisher Price Adventure People. And not new updated versions with chunkier bodies or anything, I'd want an exact re-released version of the original toys from the 1970s/early 1980s. Aside from that I'd say maybe the Mattel version of the 24" Shogun Warriors. I think they were redone later in Japan but only got one shot here in the U.S. Call me crazy but I think, even with the limited poseability, these would still do well with kids today.

[starsky]

six million dollar man!

[captact]

Accurate reissue of the Colorform Aliens, poseable rubber, same size and all as the originals, and not smaller plastic versions......!

[torgospizza]

Kenner bionic toys.

I'd go with this, but I'd like to see Sideshow-level sculpts and actual 1/6 scale figures.

[Iron Mego]

Stretch Armstrong is easily my number 1 choice. I'm really hoping that along with the movie next year, Hasbro decides to rerelease the original mold.

I'd buy one. I wanted one so bad as a kid, and the deal was if I scored a goal in soccer I could get one. I did, but was called off-side (a bad call, btw). My folks felt I was robbed, so they decided I should still be able to get one. Of course it was such a hot item all they could find was the damn stretch monster. I was disappointed, and never did get SA.

[mego73]

Kenner bionic toys.

[BOTZWANA]

I always say this as my answer. I would like a Dungeons and Dragon line. Fully articulatd 6 inch with build a figure Umber Hulk. Wave 2 is build a figure Purple Worm.