[iLLest]

Anyone else collect these?
So far I have only purchased one recently to replace one from my childhood. I do plan on getting them all but so far this was the hardest to find in such good shape. The blister has broken free, but the figure is in great shape for its age.
His eyes do have dots on them as they should the scuff marks on the blister are just covering them in these pics.. As far as I know these toys were all diecast. This one is and its a heavy toy.

[salsa4datass]

i have all mine from my childhood. i remember winning one of the contest they had when they were running the show and received a free figure... i which i could own a mint on package set but i'm sure that will be a bit pricey...

[iLLest]

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Originally Posted by salsa4datass

i have all mine from my childhood. i remember winning one of the contest they had when they were running the show and received a free figure... i which i could own a mint on package set but i'm sure that will be a bit pricey...

Wow thats cool! Do you have a pic of the figure you won by any chance?

[salsa4datass]

i'll try to put one up tonight

[jestermon]

Nice I never had these but watched the cartoon they should bring this back.

[Thor Laserpunch]

I quite like the bad guys, don't really remember the cartoon. Doesn't seem to have much of a following now, you can probably pick up most of the figures carded for cheeeeeap. The playset was cool also, seems to be a bit of a rarity.

[Dark Hayabusa]

The figures were part plastic, part die-cast. It gave the figures good weight, but the paint chipped off real easy. The play set was cool, for the time. The entrance of the secret base had two statues that bowed as the door opened, but it was twitchy as hell and used to fly open on it's own. It was all plastic, and some parts were quite brittle and it didn't take much play to break the doors on the prison cell