what kid would have wanted these in 1983? As an adult collector; it is great stuff! the likeness of the characters is remarkably good. Vehicles and character selection is thorough, but again, name me a kid who said “i want to play father Mulcahey and give the last rights to the wounded”
Great! ...now I have another vintage line I'm going to start hunting! I COMPLETELY forgot about this line. I thought I was going to save thousands of dollars when I quit drinking and smoking. You're not letting that happen! I need to find your other channel you mentioned in one of your videos a few months back. You seem to have everything locked down pretty tight. I've dropped 100 pounds in the last year and half, having a lot of fun collecting, but I need to start planning ahead more.
great review bro, rare stuff as an 82 Joe early adopter, I saw those very shortly it s too bad I did nt have the money, as those and some A - team stuff could have completed my Joes well the figs are impressive for the time, look and articulations Doc is the excellent choice to compare, Kudos bro! it still looks good next to, as Joes are built guys 6' up so compared to the actors... maybe it makes sense their articulations are what I d consider as min to expect 5 points, I consider statues now like in thunderbirds, they d always be attacked and kidnapped by Cobra, helpless and need help, D duped, their vehicles stolen, incompetents. ha, ha vehicles such regrets I get remembering seeing them all on clearance, prob about $4 each... you can t go wrong buying many of those truck, jeep, helicopter... all good I love your comparisons, only misses the vamp the Dukes could have made great civilians too 19.20 oh s..t! they predicted the pandemic with the glass shield on the stretcher! we re mashed! the 'message' lol the wheels look silly, but it s cool that it works you could always build guns and install them on if one has many, they re easy to add stuff to the camp would have been fab for Joes and all the accessories, wow it looks simple but realistic - functional so now you know... good show bro
@@tydiriumhanger1320 yeah, too bad you missed slipping one in the truck ect, I d like to see that. heck, if you set camp with Joes, I want to see that bro! make me sick! it s just what Doc ordered. lol thanks bro
While it sounds fun, the Lieutenant Colonel Henry Blake and Discharge Helicopter play set is definitely a bummer to mess with. The whole thing just comes apart.
The sculpture artist did an impressive job matching the likeness of the actors from the show. Nice collection.
Great work for 42 years ago
For ' MASH' heads, Alan alda was in TV commercials for nearly 49 years 🪖⛑️😂
That must be why it feels like he has had a constant presence
what kid would have wanted these in 1983? As an adult collector; it is great stuff! the likeness of the characters is remarkably good. Vehicles and character selection is thorough, but again, name me a kid who said “i want to play father Mulcahey and give the last rights to the wounded”
Those face sculpts are far better than I'd expect from an early 80s toyline. Never knew they made vehicles either.
Kinda makes Kenner starwars look bad
Very awesome 😮
I remember seeing some when I was a kid, but very impressive to see them all.
I never remember seeing these but Star wars had a grip on me in 82
Great! ...now I have another vintage line I'm going to start hunting! I COMPLETELY forgot about this line. I thought I was going to save thousands of dollars when I quit drinking and smoking. You're not letting that happen! I need to find your other channel you mentioned in one of your videos a few months back. You seem to have everything locked down pretty tight. I've dropped 100 pounds in the last year and half, having a lot of fun collecting, but I need to start planning ahead more.
Sorry but this is one of the easier lines to tackle
I always wanted these as the hospital for my Joes
This would have integrated with Gi joe seamlessly
I am among those who never knew Tri-Star as a toymaker company.
I thought it was Mego all along but turned out to be Tristar
Tristar International Ltd not affiliated w/ Tri-Star pictures in any way fyi
great review bro, rare stuff
as an 82 Joe early adopter, I saw those very shortly
it s too bad I did nt have the money, as those and some A - team stuff could have completed my Joes well
the figs are impressive for the time, look and articulations
Doc is the excellent choice to compare, Kudos bro!
it still looks good next to, as Joes are built guys 6' up
so compared to the actors... maybe it makes sense
their articulations are what I d consider as min to expect
5 points, I consider statues now
like in thunderbirds, they d always be attacked and kidnapped by Cobra, helpless and need help, D
duped, their vehicles stolen, incompetents.
ha, ha
vehicles
such regrets I get remembering seeing them all on clearance, prob about $4 each...
you can t go wrong buying many of those
truck, jeep, helicopter...
all good
I love your comparisons, only misses the vamp
the Dukes could have made great civilians too
19.20 oh s..t! they predicted the pandemic with the glass shield on the stretcher!
we re mashed! the 'message' lol
the wheels look silly, but it s cool that it works
you could always build guns and install them on
if one has many, they re easy to add stuff to
the camp would have been fab for Joes
and all the accessories, wow
it looks simple but realistic - functional
so now you know...
good show bro
These could have been fun with your Joes for sure! the vehicles are so realistic also
@@tydiriumhanger1320 yeah, too bad you missed slipping one in the truck ect, I d like to see that.
heck, if you set camp with Joes, I want to see that bro!
make me sick! it s just what Doc ordered.
lol thanks bro
I have the Father Mulcahey Field Tracheostomy set and it rules.
Is that one of the role play sets?
While it sounds fun, the Lieutenant Colonel Henry Blake and Discharge Helicopter play set is definitely a bummer to mess with. The whole thing just comes apart.
This copter was a bit fiddly but still one of the cooler 80s choppers