The "identify this classic toy" thread

[MPM1972]

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Any ideas? Were in a box with Playdoh barber shop parts.

[Werewolf]

The closest thing I'm finding is the Rattle Me Bones game but it is different in several ways.

It's definitely a Rattle Me Bones type game. There's different versions made by several different companies. But I've not seen one with a working lantern before though. Pretty cool

[mike binion]

Garage sale find, I really like this guy. It says Toy State, made in China on the bottom. It's missing something, I'm guessing a treasure chest to go under his legs. It's sound activated, the lantern lights and he swings back and forth and talks ("Sixteen men on a dead man's chest, Yo ho ho and a bottle of rum"). If anyone has a picture of a complete one or any information I would like to know more about it. Thanks.

The closest thing I'm finding is the Rattle Me Bones game but it is different in several ways.

[nazgul]

Confirmed: The brown boot is a regular Steve Scout (or Craig Cub) shoe. The light tan boots and snow shoes are Steve Scout winter accessories. The red tank with mouth breather is another Steve Scout item (I think it is from the "Danger at Snake River" accessory pack).

I acquired what appaers to be a twin to that vinyl jacket on a random Action Jackson figure -- it had an unpleasant odor and was falling apart, so it went straight into the trash. I realize that is only partially useful information.

Having said all that, I wish I were able to confirm that the gasoline can comes from the Steve Scout "Mystery Midnight Arson Merit Badge" accessory pack, but no such thing exists. Yet.

Awesome, thanks!

[SentientApe]

Here's some more....



My guess is the snow shoes and boots are Steve Scout, the gas can, pants, boots and gas mask are Big Jim and the jacket is Action Jackson....just need some conformation...Thanks!

Confirmed: The brown boot is a regular Steve Scout (or Craig Cub) shoe. The light tan boots and snow shoes are Steve Scout winter accessories. The red tank with mouth breather is another Steve Scout item (I think it is from the "Danger at Snake River" accessory pack).

I acquired what appaers to be a twin to that vinyl jacket on a random Action Jackson figure -- it had an unpleasant odor and was falling apart, so it went straight into the trash. I realize that is only partially useful information.

Having said all that, I wish I were able to confirm that the gasoline can comes from the Steve Scout "Mystery Midnight Arson Merit Badge" accessory pack, but no such thing exists. Yet.

[SentientApe]

thanks Don. Gumby? you mean the green dude made of clay? why would he have a gun?

You may as well ask 'Why would Gumby need complete paratrooper gear?'

[nazgul]

Is that the AHI Doctor Figure?

[skid14]

who is this?

[MPM1972]

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Anyone know who these folks are?

[MPM1972]

https://www.flickr.com/photos/75028741@N06/12838817533/

Can anyone ID what looks to be an M16 gun barrel in this pic? Having an issue with pic upload on the board.

Thanks!

[megotastic]

they go inside mutagen man- a turtles figure.

really small

you could say twiki sized

[convoy357]

My wife picked up a vintage suzy q Barbie case and it had a bunch of clothes in it, these ones she could not identify, some are mego some are not marked, I was wondering if anyone knew who or what they were to. Any info is greatly appreciated
thanks
Ed

The knife looks like a vintage GI Joe bayonette. It would be xtra special if it has "Japan" stamped on the blade.

[batmanrocks]

My wife picked up a vintage suzy q Barbie case and it had a bunch of clothes in it, these ones she could not identify, some are mego some are not marked, I was wondering if anyone knew who or what they were to. Any info is greatly appreciated
thanks
Ed

[Shanester]

Any idea as to what these belong to?
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[convoy357]

Okay ...

I have this weird memory from about 1975 to 77.

I had an action figure that I cut a hole in his arm, stuck some play doh into the hole and squeezed in the Six Million Dollar Man's arm bionic module that I got off some kid.

This was my feeble attempt at making a bionic man as I never did get a real one.

Given that I was 6 or 7ish I will assume the action figure was blow molded otherwise how could I have cut a hole? And I am guessing 12" but could have been smaller.

So, what dude was for sale in Canada around that time that was basically a GI Joe knock off / cheap imitation?

I have no recollection on what his face looked like.

- Marty

It sounds like it was most likely a Fighting Yank figure: http://www.thetrenchesforum.com/show...nk-60s-amp-70s

They had rubber arms with wire armature so you could've done surgery on him. In Canada, the 1st issue Fighting Yanks were issued as "Johnny Canuck". I would love to find a boxed example of this to add to my collection!

I kept thinking Action Jackson but I know that's wrong. But now that you mention Fighting Yank Brian ... I am thinking maybe Mr. Action?

I also remeber trying to put a scuba suit on him from another one and it was too tight and wouldn't go all the way on and had to be cut off by my Mom.

I do have a Sgt Mike: http://www.thetrenchesforum.com/show...-Sergeant-Mike ......and a Mr Action: http://www.thetrenchesforum.com/show...9283-Mr-Action

However on these 2 figures the arms are not rubber like Fighting Yank, they are a hard plastic much like a Mego figures body. Hope this helps!