[TheFitcher]

Hey there, I'm a toy collector of all kinds who is into pretty much anything action figure related. I recently bought a lot which contained some of the old CHIPS and A-Team 3.75" figures, Micronauts, etc. Also included was this guy, who I have no idea about whatsoever. He looks pretty old to me, and I tried all the usual avenues and ranges trying to identify him but got nowhere. It might be that I'm wrong and he's from the 90s, thus why I've struggled. If anyone can offer any suggestions I'd be very grateful! Thanks.

[deecee4]

He's from the Fisher-Price Adventure People line from the 70s and early 80s. I had him, he came with a small ship.

[TheFitcher]

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Originally Posted by deecee4

He's from the Fisher-Price Adventure People line from the 70s and early 80s. I had him, he came with a small ship.

Ah, thank you! I'm aware of the range but I didn't consider it. He's in pretty rough shape but I don't like leaving things unidentified. To be honest his face even looks familiar to me somehow, I wouldn't be surprised if my older brother owned him at some stage. Thanks again!

[deecee4]

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Originally Posted by TheFitcher

Ah, thank you! I'm aware of the range but I didn't consider it. He's in pretty rough shape but I don't like leaving things unidentified. To be honest his face even looks familiar to me somehow, I wouldn't be surprised if my older brother owned him at some stage. Thanks again!

They used that head sculpt several times in the line so thats why he might look familiar.

[Sean C]

My older brother had that one, yes it came with small space ship and a white umbilical/space walk cord that wasn't flexible.

There's two versions of his ship, one black with silver interior and one silver with black interior/details.



The character, X-Ray Man, has an unsuited version with translucent green body.

[DrChupa]

If I'm not mistaken, there was also a white version of the same figure that came with a space shuttle that came with a white umbilical, a smaller ship that fit into the larger space shuttle, and the shuttle made a variety of blast-off sounds.

Never got into the line but had to have the space shuttle for my Joes.

[DrChupa]

My mistake, the head of the white figure was different. The Misfit Robot Daydream blog has pics of the character and associated accessories. The set was the Alpha Probe set.

[TheFitcher]

Hello again everyone, I'm back with another identification request. Rather than start a new thread I thought I'd post in my existing one. Any clues on this guy? It's pretty unusual. I thought it might be a tie-in to something. The design is pretty cool and unique. O-ring construction. I'm sure it'll be obvious to someone!

[Thor Laserpunch]

Robotech Bioroid Terminator

[TheFitcher]

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Originally Posted by Thor Laserpunch

Robotech Bioroid Terminator

Thanks! It really is a well made figure. Very unique design. I actually got a couple more Robotech figures in the same lot as that one, so it helped me ID them as well.

[Thor Laserpunch]

No problem!