Hi Dave, just finishing watching the video with my extended family on Thanksgiving weekend here in Canada. Very enjoyable. I'm so happy my old toys will find a place in your collection to continue to be loved for years to come!
I always hoped the Centurions names were code names because they were too specific. 😂 “We have an opening for an air operations specialist. Anyone here called Ace McCloud? Great, you’re in!”
Dave, as you know, Kenner's C3-PO is a completely vac-metal painted figure made of the weaker plastic that gets brittle as it ages. Just dropping one of those figures from a decent table height can be enough to break off hands and or his feet if he lands hard enough. That happened to me as a kid. One of my C3-PO figures fell off a kitchen table and it broke off at the wrist. I had him posed his arms up in the surrendering position, and when he tumbled, he landed hands first! SNAP! lol He was only about 3 years old at the time, but yeah, those particular figures can easily break at the weak points --wrists, fingers, foot, neck, etc.
Need to get around to shipping some stuff out. I found a Miles at a toy sidewalk sale a few weeks ago whom currently resting in Castle Grayskull along with some older toys I have that are in rough shape I would hope to see repaired someday.
Agt. Savage was a spin off of GI Joe A Real American Hero. Due to it's size which were not compatible with the popular 3 3/4" figure scale, as well as it's price and honestly, lackluster concept, it never sold very well and was soon discontinued by Hasbro.
I would love to know what figures from your top 10 collections are you still missing to complete the collection. I know I most likely not complete my He Man collection but I’m very happy hunting and grateful for what I have, very WABISABIE collection of mine😂
I don't really have any complete collections. Just lots of bits from various lines. The only one I am actively trying to complete is the LJN Advanced Dungeons and Dragons line. I'm down to just accessories to get which are really tough.
@@ToyPolloiTwo That’s awesome. I didn’t use to care too much on accessories when I started my collection but have been changing my mind as I have followed other collectors too and have been appreciative of how hard it is to complete the figures with accessories so I have gotten a couple of weapons it has been fun and a sense of accomplishment for that figure. A lot of my vintage toys are in boxes as I get a lot of it from the thrift shops and don’t have the room to display. Do you get to display your collection?
I can live with our most accessories, but they are nice to have. My toy room is pretty small so I display what I can. I rotate my collection so I get the most out of it. One day I'd love more room to have it all out.
Yes there very generous.i know in times like this things being given away for free are rear but there still are people out there that are still kind and are not money hungry...😊
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Hi Dave, just finishing watching the video with my extended family on Thanksgiving weekend here in Canada. Very enjoyable. I'm so happy my old toys will find a place in your collection to continue to be loved for years to come!
Thanks again Morley. It's so kind of you to send them over. Hope you had a great Thanks Giving. Cheers
@@ToyPolloiTwo Hi Dave, I just received my package, thank you very much for the ramp and the other goodies!
I always hoped the Centurions names were code names because they were too specific. 😂 “We have an opening for an air operations specialist. Anyone here called Ace McCloud? Great, you’re in!”
I found my childhood Miles last month. I need to get him across the pond to you, Dave.
Another fantastic unboxing video from Dave, featuring some awesome acts of kindness from Karl and Morley.
Dave, as you know, Kenner's C3-PO is a completely vac-metal painted figure made of the weaker plastic that gets brittle as it ages. Just dropping one of those figures from a decent table height can be enough to break off hands and or his feet if he lands hard enough. That happened to me as a kid. One of my C3-PO figures fell off a kitchen table and it broke off at the wrist. I had him posed his arms up in the surrendering position, and when he tumbled, he landed hands first! SNAP! lol He was only about 3 years old at the time, but yeah, those particular figures can easily break at the weak points --wrists, fingers, foot, neck, etc.
Ouch. I've never dropped one and had it break. But can certainly see how that could damage them.
I remember having the Super Powers Penguin
2000x he man figures for sure 😊 great unboxing 😊
Thank you 😁
Great donations Dave
Thanks for sharing 🙂
That green military figure that's similar to Adventure People is also Tonka.
Thanks
Metal figures are from a line called Bravo Company. I sent you a photo via Facebook messenger of the backing card.
Thanks Paul!
Need to get around to shipping some stuff out. I found a Miles at a toy sidewalk sale a few weeks ago whom currently resting in Castle Grayskull along with some older toys I have that are in rough shape I would hope to see repaired someday.
The North American version of the Attak Trak was much redder than the one we got here, and in Europe.
Oh cool. It is so much brighter. Really love it looking like that.
@@ToyPolloiTwo I don't know why it was changed. When I first saw a red one, I assumed that the one I had had yellowed.
Different factories I would guess. Each one with a slightly different plastic used.
Red gun is from MCB-1 Bigfoot vehicle. Arco I think.
Thanks. I will check that out.
Agt. Savage was a spin off of GI Joe A Real American Hero. Due to it's size which were not compatible with the popular 3 3/4" figure scale, as well as it's price and honestly, lackluster concept, it never sold very well and was soon discontinued by Hasbro.
Thanks for the info. I need to read up on these guys.
Yep, Tonka. I have that race car driver in a different color scheme.
I have seen a few different colours of him over the years.
Me too. They liked reusing that mold.
I would love to know what figures from your top 10 collections are you still missing to complete the collection. I know I most likely not complete my He Man collection but I’m very happy hunting and grateful for what I have, very WABISABIE collection of mine😂
I don't really have any complete collections. Just lots of bits from various lines. The only one I am actively trying to complete is the LJN Advanced Dungeons and Dragons line. I'm down to just accessories to get which are really tough.
@@ToyPolloiTwo That’s awesome. I didn’t use to care too much on accessories when I started my collection but have been changing my mind as I have followed other collectors too and have been appreciative of how hard it is to complete the figures with accessories so I have gotten a couple of weapons it has been fun and a sense of accomplishment for that figure. A lot of my vintage toys are in boxes as I get a lot of it from the thrift shops and don’t have the room to display. Do you get to display your collection?
I can live with our most accessories, but they are nice to have. My toy room is pretty small so I display what I can. I rotate my collection so I get the most out of it. One day I'd love more room to have it all out.
Im working on a monster nerd vest
Epic!
It always amazes me people just send out hundreds of dollars worth of toys for free.
I was going to say that he could had a few quid for that lot. Very generous
People are amazingly generous. I am always so grateful. Cheers
Yes there very generous.i know in times like this things being given away for free are rear but there still are people out there that are still kind and are not money hungry...😊
What a nice hall of treasure do u want to sell the skelator sword?
Excellent top class channel Dave ❤❤