Rarer than Vinyl Cape Jawa? | Kenner The Real West Western Cafe Playset Review
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- Опубликовано: 8 сен 2024
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What in the wild world of sports is going on here!?!? Lets find out how the west was won with one of the rarest and hardest to find Kenner toys. So rare and hardly seen it might as well be a cryptid. Well maybe not as rare as a Blue Stars...
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Awesome video! I just bought the Sundance Kid figure. I just need to get the Marshall then I will have all 5 figures. I would love to have the cafe. Keep up the amazing job.Take care.
Great effort put into this video, great job😄😄😄
I know you weren't that impressed with the cardboard standee of the barkeep, but in my opinion, it was a pretty good idea on Kenner's part. I mean, what kid is going to beg his parents for a barkeep action figure, when they could get a gun-slingin' outlaw or tough-as-nails lawman as a gift for birthdays or Christmas? By including the barkeep, kids get an important, but not necessarily "fun", part of the traditional Wild West bar scene. But that's just my opinion, of course.
Excellent video! I love Westerns as well and would love to add this piece to my toy collection!
I wanted that line so bad as a kid especially when the Lone Ranger 1980 movie figures. So funny that it was a repurposed Star Wars Cantina playset but not surprising since Kenner was the king of reusing their molds/pieces.
Also that figure line, including the horse was used to make the Raiders of the Lost Ark toyline.
"Butch and Sundance: The Early Days" was a theatrical release. It was a prequel to the Robert Redford and Paul Newman film. William Katt played Sundance, and ironically, he auditioned for Luke Skywalker. His action figure for the "Butch and Sundance" toy line was molded after a Luke figure. The spring loaded gun draw action feature was later reused three years later for the Kenner Indiana Jones line. Kenner set the standard for the 3.75 scale so every company from Mego, Mattel, and Gabriel copied the scale. Yes, this Real West Cafe is rarer than a vinyl caped Jawa. I have two vinyl cape Jawas, and never seen a Real West Cafe in the wild. All western 3.75 action figures from Butch and Sundance, Zorro, and the 1981 film "The Legend of the Lone Ranger" including the cardboard western town are ultra rare and command prices that rival anything in the Kenner Star Wars toy line.
“Wow, what a weird place!”
-Han Solo
We learn all about his first cantina adventure in EU novel "Star Wars: Han Solo & The Hole of Glory"
@@PdxToycollective “sorry about the mess.”
It was the movie that might’ve been shown on TV. I know I saw I’ve seen it several times. It’s not a bad movie and I had to Butch Cassidy and the Sundance kid, action figures and their horses and I had the Zorro from the Zorro cartoon, they all came out around the same time
While I had a great time with this collection - the downside was that it couldn’t pair with GI Joe or SW
Still, fun make believe adventures.
Sylvester McCoy, the fastest Sonic in the West!
He bench presses Hyper Sonic?
I wouldn't call 'Holy Mountain' a Western. 'El Topo', more likely.
El Topo is the western of the two, but Holy Mountain is visually more interesting lol