Kenner Robin Hood

[Drain]

Anyone know were I can find a good ref guide for the 1990s Kenner Robin Hood line. I was going though my ebay archieves for 2011 and discovered I bought a collection of the figures that I forgot about. I will have to go find them and check them out. I really do need to keep better inventory of my toys.

[Boshek]

I loved these toys. Never had Friar Tuck as a kid; I got him many years later.

http://thetoybox1138.blogspot.com/2011/12/robin-hood-prince-of-thieves.html

[Access]

Friar tuck was basically a gamorrean guard with a different head sculpt and a robe! I'm surprised more don't collect these as a transition line. I loved the movie as a kid and have all the figures, you can get them cheap

[supes]

It always cracked me up that they didn't bother to remove Green Arrows "G" belt buckle on the robin hood figure. Using the mold was fine because it worked but how hard to blot out the G?

[HapSlash]

I really liked the prince of thieves line, even though that every figure was a reuse of other parts. I was especially fond of the real working bows with arrows that actually fired... although it didn't take long for the strings to get lost.

[Earth 2 Chris]

This has to be the most blatant use of old parts ever. Super Powers, Star Wars and even Robocop! I had the Costner-head Robin Hood back in the day. despite the warmed over parts, it was still a cool figure.

Chris