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Looks and sounds great! ☮️

It would have been a great Addition to the Wild West marx figure series I seen the other figures but never knew that they were planning to do a wild west finger great video thank you

I think Bennie's (a Home and Auto type store] had a Sgt Stone Action Figure in the early 1960s; but it was sold in a box, with GI accessories. It was the size of the Gi Joe.

I had Chief Cherokee... Had that thing for ever ..

Good times with a couple of Johnny West figures. I liked the 6" Marx figures a lot too.

I was spoiled I had all of them.great channel. Such memories. I'm 67 now,those days seem like only yesterday.

I had Johnny West and I think the bad guy was Sam Cobra? Had Captain Maddox. Also had Sir Golden the knight. My friend had Custer, one of the native Americans and the silver knight. These were awesome and in many ways liked these better than GI Joes. Thanks for the great memories

I had Johnny West, Chief Cherokee, Gen. Custer, Sam Cobra, Jamie West w/his pony. Fun times.

Those hands are incredible. Nice jacket, too.

My dad had a Daniel Boon I thought went with the Johnny west ?

We had Chief Cherokee, Geronimo,general Custer, Captain Maddox and Johnny West. Great 👍 memories

Thanks, Mark. I will be seventy in two weeks and I remember all of these figures, and I'm a subscriber to your channel now.

The 70's had some of the most iconic and amazing toys ever produced. From Action figures to Die-Cast cars to Slot cars and Trains. Playsets and other variables for your action figures. Evel Knievel Stunt Cycles, SSP's cars, and all of the Mattel Handheld Electronic Sports games. There was something for everyone. It didn't matter whether or not you were a boy or a girl. The 70's was the absolute best time to be a kid,, NO QUESTION!

I was born in 1965, I got Johnny West for Christmas 1971. Was at an estate sale in 2018 and got a George Custer in great condition but missing a hand, got the hand off ebay for about $2.00

I've made silicone molds of the headsculpts, in the past, and made resin reproductions to fit on Dragon bodies. Of course you have to paint them. Which is real easy given that Marx figures always had only three colors, at most, to deal with. That includes the "skin tone" of the plastic used. That way no harm was done to the original, should it be needed in the future. And you'll always have that mold.

Wow incredible 😊👏

Had the Johnny west and a horse he could sit on. What a dummy I was, can't believe how stupid I was at 10 years old

These came out when I was about 15. A little to old for action figures. My 7 year old brother got them all plus town and wagon. I was crazy envious but no way would I have wanted anyone see me playing with them. If my friends had known!!!!!

How in the world did you you keep them so pristine?

Finest examples I have ever seen ❤

I had a Johnny West in the early 70’s!!!

Nice head swaps and detailing

I had the Stoney Smith with unbendable legs, couldn't really do much with him....

ah memories...

Johnny looks like Dr McCoy on Star Trek

Thanks for the memories 👍 I was born in ‘59 and my dad bought me and my brother the Mike Hazzard double agent at a wigwam store in Hawaii. We loved those suckers and played them to death. Came with a lot of weapons and pockets to hide them.

Using B mode should help your range, or at least reduce your brake wear. Also, hope you don't run the battery down that much all the time, it may be why your first pack didn't last long and it won't be good for the life of the new one either!

I had several of these as a kid. Also, weren’t there Vikings in this series as well? Used to play so hard with them that an arm would come off which released the other arm and the head. Had to use my mom’s crochet hook to get them back together. Fun memories!

I had Johnny West...his horse, GI Joe...etc...

You're not 40 years old are you?

Thanks for the review! I'm an 80's kid but dig the details of these figures, especially Mike Hazard and Jane West. Awesome toys.

Would these indian figures be politically incorrect today ? Do I really care ?

I love it my friend

Hair looks great. Perfect is the enemy of good.

Brings back old memories! Thanks!

These figures are amazing. You should add The Wolfman at some point.

Had several Of the GI Joe and Captain Maddox and General Custer , and tonka trucks and bulldozer and road graders

Thanks for the look on some really great figures your take on the history help me see the figures in a different light. I'm currently collecting all a any native American action figures. Thanks for sharing how dedicate they are a will keep that in mind

I was born in 1967, and I used to have a Johnny West and also a George A. Custer action figures as a kid in the '70s. Wish I still had all my toys! 😭

Thank you for your generosity. I'm going to work on the hair of my mask and without your tutorial I would be fumbling in the dark.

sick prop dude

love your frankensteins monster mask paint ups. Can i ask, what type of acrylic eyeballs do you use? i was thinking of cuttinf out the eyes of mine and adding acrylic eyes to the inside but not sure what type to get and where to get them

The whole display is awesome.

Where did you get the hands ?

I love it my brother

Wolfman looks great and that black skeleton with the wings. The kids must love this house at Halloween. I imagine you get a lot of cars that slow down and are lookie Lous.

I like the skeleton walking the skeleton dog, nice touch.

2:07 that guy in the wind - awesome.

I like the second Frankenstein better especially the face.

0:18 I was thisclose to buying that Frankenstein at HomeDepot but my credit card bill is already too high.