Thats a tuff one, I had so much fun with alot of toys growing up some that comes to mind would be
1. G1 PRIME
2. Dont remember his name but he looked like PRIME but was white and came with a open trailer
3. RHINO from MASK
4. BRAVESTARR
5. QUICKSILVER FROM SILVERHAWKS
6. LION-O
7. Snake head guy from HE-MAN that could squirt water i would mix soup with the water and shoot it in my friends eyes and watch them cry lol
8. ACE McCLOUD
9. Color change ZARTAN
10. SCOTT BANARD from ROBOTECH
11. SHREDDER from TMNT OH AND THE BLIMP AND PARTY WAGON
All the early stuff from TMNT was cool. alot of g.i.joe and g1 transforms are still cool,
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That would be Ultra Magnus and (I think) Kobra Khan.

I had forgotten the Turtle Blimp. That was a huge and fun toy, indeed!

That's easy.....1984 pre rub Soundave!

Awesome toy, and listening to his voice on the cartoon made him the awesomest!

"...or ram Godzilla in the shin until his fist launched off and he died (which is how Godzilla died back then)."

Truer words have never been spoken!

My favourite toys from my childhood have to be the dinobots - I just loved them and can still remember having grimlock for my birthday and being in sheer awe of it :)

Secondly I would say the constructicons, becuase they were never released in the UK but I found them in italy on a school trip when I was 11 - I was SOO excited.

Good memories :)

This. :D

But here's my top 10 (1 being best) out of my experience as a geek.

1. Transformers G1 Optimus Prime (Hasbro/Takara)
2. Lego Star Wars Jabba's Sail Barge (Lego)
3. Star Wars The Original Trilogy Millenium Falcon (Hasbro)
4. TMNT Cowabunga Carl Van (Playmates)
5. Toy Story Buzz Lightyear (Hasbro)
6. Marvel Legends Build-A-Figure Apocalypse (Hasbro)
7. Star Wars 500th Figure Darth Vader (Hasbro)
8. Marvel Legends Build-A-Figure M.O.D.O.K. (Hasbro)
9. Transformers Masterpiece Optimus Prime (Takara)
10. Star Wars Mighty Muggs Darth Vader 2.0 (Hasbro)

Dusty old thread.... any new takers?

Im very disappointed at the lack of Super Van City in this thread. I lived there for several years it seems. Took it everywhere...

http://www.m-m-world.com/_images/199...perVanCity.jpg

This is an impossible question, I love all my toys, I could never pick a favorite. I would be very sad to lose anything in my collection really.

I'd tell you but I don't wanna get banned...

Original TMNT action figure. Durable (still have them), portable (take anywhere) and fun.

Yeah, really an impossible question. One that my answer could very well change from day to day. Hmm. Right now, I'm gonna say The Goon from Mezco. Also high up on the list would be the 2 Rob Zombie Michael Myers and all of The Devil's Rejects. Also, the Hush Nightwing.

The original Zartan and Chameleon set...the color change gimmick, detailed accessories and even the fact that his vehicle could be disguised. For me, all that was next level stuff in that scale.

Wind up Evil Kenevil

The Big Trak...

I loved the Big Track!!!

My interests and my collection are more focused on Star Wars and Marvel, but for greatest single toy I'm going to say Optimus Prime as well. But the Masterpiece version. It really is a masterpiece (MP 10 specifically). Awesome in both modes, its a great centerpiece to any Transformers collection.

It was pure genius. lol Great design - excellent use of electronics - educational pluses in that it taught children spacial values/distances/math - flexible scale that could be used with my Shogun Warriors/Godaikins/or smaller toys such as Star Wars/Black Hole/ Micronauts - and all around cool factor too boot.

Hasbro's giant Big AT-AT. That was when 3.75" toys peaked IMO. It is such a timeless toy too... I mean they brought back AT-ATs in Rogue One, but all the new AT-AT toys are crap toys IMO. But the Big AT-AT is awesome... you can use it as a base or a troop transport for any 3.75" figures.

Cargantua: a totally bitchin robot that has race tracks for hands and he could not only launch Gobots out of his hands he was also much better than either of the Gobots headquarters.

Speaking of Gobots, I like Gobots. Some of the rarer Super Gobots are pretty interesting to me, but speaking of ones I've actually owned or handled the super version of Cy-Kill has a lot of appeal for me. He was just very sturdy, had an iconic look that at the time was about as good as any of the Transformers to me, and he was like a good size for GI Joes to ride so also he was quite practical for my GI Joes to drive to work and stuff. Gobots.