A Must Own... Adventure Time!!!

What are the toys in the bottom right from?
I remember having minis of them when i was a kid, but i can't recall what series they are from[/quote]
Get Along Gang?

We all need 1(or 2) of these too!!!

YES!!

Are these in toy stores now?

They will be at TRU. They don't have any at my local TRU yet.

i took a road trip to texas last weekend. on the way there, i saw this billboard for an action figure museum in oklahoma. best roadside attraction ever! apparently, 85% of this is the museum owners personal collection ( ), the other 15% or so are donations since it opened in 2005. anyways, thought i'd share some photos:

...well my mind is blown.

Well I know what I will be doing on my next road trip through Oklahoma.

Yes, The stuff in the action figure museum is only 10% of the owners collection. It is a awesome sight if you are passing through.

Found a couple more pics of these guys. From what I've read, it looks like they'll be available at Toys'R'Us this fall:

well that means im going there at least once a week until i capture these beasts... ADVENTURE TIME!!

Thanks for the pics silver_lining_man. I forgot that museum was there. I definitely need to go some day. So awesome!

Those Adventure Time toys look awesome.

not american, but not vinyl either. only one of my new obsessions: APES ATTACKS!
there is nothing not to love about these, except i don't have the weapons. and this figure line doesn't hide the fact they are missing their weapons to well. with the whole invisible 40oz grip and all.
these apes are from a toyline called Apes Attacks! by Mannix, out of Argentina (and i have learned packaged under different companies in different parts of the world). For a knockoff line, the heads are highly detailed and well painted, made of rubber, as are the legs. the torso and arms are plastic. there are four points of articulation: head, both arms, and waist. i love how these feel like "mash ups." i mean, high-detailed heads, the plastic mid section with metallic paint, and the rubber unarticulated legs, usually in neon colors....and with wrestling knee pads n' shorts! this company is well known (well, as well known as an unknown company can be) for making bootleg ko's of wrestling figs (hence the waist-down sculpt). i've learned that they have actually aquired and used uncirculated head sculpts for scrapped hasbro wrestling figs. and yes, the wrestling figures have the same arm sculpts, complete with the weapon holding hand, even though they were packaged without weapons. ANYWAYS, my first 3 mannix figures are from the Apes Attacks line. I've had a hell of a time hunting down weapons. i found a dude with a pretty impressive collection of mannix figures, and after contacting him, he was kind enough to e-mail me close-up shots of his apes moc collection, but told me never to reveal those pictures to the public. a couple other lines by mannix utilizing the same body mold, but with different animal heads are series with these super original, deep-thought names: Sharks Attacks! & Dinos Attacks! so yeah, after my rant, here are the apes:


i also recently scored this lot on ebay and am waiting for them to come in. this lot was an awesome find, and thankfully the seller mislisted them as another toy line:





still unsure which series some of these figures from the lot go to. but figuring it out is half the fun!

Those are awesome!!!!!!!

Dammit, well I congratulate you on your sleuthing, and accede that that is indeed an amazing score. That whole Mannix line is outstanding. Just seeing those pictures is getting me pretty excited Looking forward to some more great pics once the new batch arrives.

Well, Argentina's part of the Americas...just not the US!

But who cares about geography when you scored such amazing stuff??? Each better than the last!

my bad. i have no idea where the hell argentina even is (sorry to all the argentina residents on this board). I DO know argentina has some awesome toys to offer though....isn't that where the Tops Toys Camo Kobra Khan came out of?

anyways, glad you are digging my toy posts Sanjeev. always trying to bring some toys into this artist-based section of skullbrain .

Hell yeah. Art is what it is...but all the various bootleg toys from South America are absolutely amazing. Of course they're rip-offs, but they still add so much creativity to staple toylines we sorta take for granted in the US and other first world countries...

more american fodder!




!!!!!

Now that's rockin' some seriously sweet figures. Love them all Nice Flash Gordon guys especially, and what is up with the pink Marshmallow Man? Has he been Sucklord-ified? And that Spike takes me back to chilhood, as does the Cap'n Crunch premium (was he a smog monster, I can't remember exactly).

For some reason, the armored dudes in the back of the first pic remind me of Power Lords.

It's a good thing.

Ahhhhhhhhhhh shit! This doood gave me a belly laugh even BEFORE I noticed his extra set of face... Now? Wow.


I don't recognize the avian quadruped up above - can somebody school me?

ok i need some help when i was like ten i believe maybe 11 so this is mid 90's anyway, i went to k mart with my mom and saw a toy that was a playset style toy like mighty max. This set of toys came with different body parts as the playsets and the good guys were stuff like white blood cells and the bad guys where germs and viruses... i want them please help me figure out what they were called

How about this?
http://www.spectrumisgreen.com/Playsets ... _wars.html