1983 Galoob A-Team - BA Baracus
CT Toys - Spider-Man (Classic)
CT Toys is heavy on my radar right now. I was pleasantly surprised with Wolverine but this Spider-Man figure has made me a full fledged believer. Included are 5 sets of alternate hands, 1 with magnets (6 in all if you count the ones he comes equipped with), 1 extra set of articulated feet with magnets, 4 web streams and an alternate McFarlane style head sculpt. Oh, and a display stand. I've said in the past how sucky I am at posing action figures. That said, MAFEX/CT figs are great for posing, even if you're not very good at it. It's "kid gloves" with these guys, though, as they are a little gummier than Legends figures. CT Toys Wolvie and Spidey! Here's CT Toys Spidey next to a couple of Marvel Legends Spider-Man figures. The differences are pretty pronoun...
Love that figure. I used a one armed version of him in my animated show, Action Figure Adventures.
ReplyDeleteHe Is a classic Indeed,Buzz.And one of my favs !
DeleteLove him. Used to have him as a kid, I think I still have a broken torso and head in a box somewhere lol.
ReplyDeleteYeah,they're pretty flimsy, the older they get. Mine Is pretty loose and could use an O Ring.
ReplyDeletethat is action figure perfection right there- love the quasi-military flight suit, complete with B.A.Baracus blingy aiguillette cords on the shoulders. I mean, the man was a Special Forces Sergeant. Love, love, love that
ReplyDeleteDitto,Ditto,Ditto !
ReplyDeleteI didn't know they made a GI Joe style A-Team line! Had I been into GI Joe back in the day I would have gone nuts for them! I pity the fool that doesn't love Mr. T.
ReplyDeleteMr.T was the shizz!The plastic used for these figures was subpar and the heads are made out of rubber.But If your lucky,you may find a nice,preserved figure.Mine is loose as heck.
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