Oh man. Get me in this room and I'd never leave. :) Beautiful collection. Thank you so much for sharing with the world. I miss mine. Had a set that included a tan coloured jeep, a campfire, a life raft (molded plastic with styrofoam inserts that would let it float), and an alligator! Or crocodile. It was the coolest thing - had a geared wheel on its underside. You pushed it along and its head and tail would move from side to side. It was great! I miss being a kid some days.
This collection is impressive to say the least, wow! It's the cleanest, most complete , best displayed, collection i've ever seen. It's wonderful. I bet Hasbro would be in awe of this , it's museum quality. I'd pay to see it. Is there any items you don't have? It looks like every piece ever made from 1964 to 1978. I would love to have that 67' desert attack jeep w/ desert fighter in box, and all the soldiers of the world (i only have two - loose no box). When i was a kid in the early 70's i had a lot of Adventure Team pieces (helecopter, AT vehichle, white tiger hunt, eight ropes of danger, escape car, and drag bike) but they were sold at a swap meet. As an adult ,i picked up items through the years (mostly figures) slowly regaining some things, but most of it is loose in decent shape. The cleanest item i have is an Adventure Team Air Adventurer in a nice box, i bought re-production boxes for most of the other figures. I can't tell from the video, do you also have the Sears exclusives like the green beret machine gun outpost, frogman sea sled w/ cave, search for the abominable snowman, mystery of the boiling lagoon, ect. .? I always wanted recovery of the lost mummy, saerch for the stolen idol, mouth of doom, and canadian mountie set as a kid (& still do) but never got my hands on any of em'. You have the mother lode, i could look at this for hours , and that would just be the boxes , the rest would take weeks. Thank you so much for showing us this beautiful collection, and putting a smile on a fellow G.I.Joe collector . I will subscribe to look at this great stuff in more detail hopefully. Thanx again, Bob.G
It’s great having a fellow Joe bro find each other. I appreciate the kind words! Yes I have every loose set made 64 to 76 never made it to Super Joes with the exception of just a few things. Please join my group on Facebook facebook.com/groups/1865995047048328/?ref=share to share this hobby in a private group setting.
There is a gentleman in El Paso Texas that has a collection as extensive as this one he is known as GI Joe John.. what a wonderful toy line Mattel made. I was very lucky to actually have had several of these action figures as a young child they were all put to the test and we're in many battles.. wonderful to see
@@inspector6262GIJoes thank you for responding I will give GI Joe John the information. Yes I stand corrected Hasbro.. I remember as a child my brother had Captain action and mom bought me the action boy. We have pictures of us playing with them in the swimming pool wonderful memories
@@saltalavera8258 Mattel had Big Jim, Barbie and a LOT of other amazing toy lines including Intellivision when I was a kid, an awesome home video game system. Both companies still going strong today. Hasbro stock is about $98 share now while Mattel is at $20.
Oh' man, you even have a great assortment of Ideal's Captain Action, Marx's Best of the West, Hasbro's Super Joe, and Palitoy's Action Man of England. I am thouroughly impressed, and a bit jealous. Also love all the advertising art store display signs, great eyed candy for any G.I.Joe fan. Glad i found your channel my friend, this is great stuff. Bob.G
I was born early 70s so the only GI Joes I had were either when my older sibling got one (if that) or kids in neighborhood had from older brothers or from garage sales. I had no idea they sold so many variations.
Man you are missing a lot of sets huh? LOL, doubtful. I wonder what this all cost? Some people collect expensive cars & coins or gold, you sir have amassed a GI Joe display worthy of the Smithsonian. Impressive to say the least.
Fantastic Collection. Very nicely organized.
Oh man. Get me in this room and I'd never leave. :) Beautiful collection. Thank you so much for sharing with the world.
I miss mine. Had a set that included a tan coloured jeep, a campfire, a life raft (molded plastic with styrofoam inserts that would let it float), and an alligator! Or crocodile. It was the coolest thing - had a geared wheel on its underside. You pushed it along and its head and tail would move from side to side. It was great!
I miss being a kid some days.
Amazing, simply amazing. This must be one of THE best Joe collections in the world. I'd pay admission to see it.
landsurfer66 - me too
WOoow! I have a few and incompletes.
This collection is impressive to say the least, wow! It's the cleanest, most complete , best displayed, collection i've ever seen. It's wonderful. I bet Hasbro would be in awe of this , it's museum quality. I'd pay to see it. Is there any items you don't have? It looks like every piece ever made from 1964 to 1978. I would love to have that 67' desert attack jeep w/ desert fighter in box, and all the soldiers of the world (i only have two - loose no box). When i was a kid in the early 70's i had a lot of Adventure Team pieces (helecopter, AT vehichle, white tiger hunt, eight ropes of danger, escape car, and drag bike) but they were sold at a swap meet. As an adult ,i picked up items through the years (mostly figures) slowly regaining some things, but most of it is loose in decent shape. The cleanest item i have is an Adventure Team Air Adventurer in a nice box, i bought re-production boxes for most of the other figures. I can't tell from the video, do you also have the Sears exclusives like the green beret machine gun outpost, frogman sea sled w/ cave, search for the abominable snowman, mystery of the boiling lagoon, ect. .? I always wanted recovery of the lost mummy, saerch for the stolen idol, mouth of doom, and canadian mountie set as a kid (& still do) but never got my hands on any of em'. You have the mother lode, i could look at this for hours , and that would just be the boxes , the rest would take weeks. Thank you so much for showing us this beautiful collection, and putting a smile on a fellow G.I.Joe collector . I will subscribe to look at this great stuff in more detail hopefully. Thanx again, Bob.G
It’s great having a fellow Joe bro find each other. I appreciate the kind words! Yes I have every loose set made 64 to 76 never made it to Super Joes with the exception of just a few things. Please join my group on Facebook facebook.com/groups/1865995047048328/?ref=share to share this hobby in a private group setting.
There is a gentleman in El Paso Texas that has a collection as extensive as this one he is known as GI Joe John.. what a wonderful toy line Mattel made. I was very lucky to actually have had several of these action figures as a young child they were all put to the test and we're in many battles.. wonderful to see
Thanks! have him join my Facebook group facebook.com/groups/1865995047048328/ Mattel did make tons of great toys but these were made by Hasbro.
@@inspector6262GIJoes thank you for responding I will give GI Joe John the information. Yes I stand corrected Hasbro.. I remember as a child my brother had Captain action and mom bought me the action boy. We have pictures of us playing with them in the swimming pool wonderful memories
@@saltalavera8258 Mattel had Big Jim, Barbie and a LOT of other amazing toy lines including Intellivision when I was a kid, an awesome home video game system. Both companies still going strong today. Hasbro stock is about $98 share now while Mattel is at $20.
Another fantastic video. Brings back a rush of nostalgia for me when I collected. Best displayed collection I've seen!
Oh' man, you even have a great assortment of Ideal's Captain Action, Marx's Best of the West, Hasbro's Super Joe, and Palitoy's Action Man of England. I am thouroughly impressed, and a bit jealous. Also love all the advertising art store display signs, great eyed candy for any G.I.Joe fan. Glad i found your channel my friend, this is great stuff. Bob.G
Thanks it’s Great to hear you enjoy this hobby as I do! Come join my group on FB. facebook.com/groups/1865995047048328/?ref=share
I believe I also saw some MEGO..
I always love watching you're videos over and over again. It inspires me with my collection. Simply beautiful collection and display.
I was born early 70s so the only GI Joes I had were either when my older sibling got one (if that) or kids in neighborhood had from older brothers or from garage sales. I had no idea they sold so many variations.
Man you are missing a lot of sets huh? LOL, doubtful. I wonder what this all cost? Some people collect expensive cars & coins or gold, you sir have amassed a GI Joe display worthy of the Smithsonian. Impressive to say the least.