Action Figures From The 70s
Does anyone remember this action figure 70's or early 80's?
He was a guy with a hand or arm interchangeable – one of them was a hook for sliding along the cables, I do not think it was part of the GI Joe line.
Are you thinking of JJ Armas?
Star Wars Action Figure Commercial – 1970s
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Ultraman: The Complete Series $3.75 ULTRAMAN:COMPLETE SERIES – DVD Movie… |
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Combat – The Complete Series $121.73 No Description Available.Genre: TelevisionRating: NRRelease Date: 6-DEC-2005Media Type: DVD… |
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The New Adventures of Flash Gordon – The Complete Series $14.98 Though it only aired for one season the 1979 cartoon series THE NEW ADVENTURES OF FLASH GORDON is fondly remembered for its innovative use of rotoscoping (a form of animation that involves tracing over live-action footage for a remarkably kinetic effect). Closely adhering to the style and storyline of Alex Raymond’s classic 1930s comic strip the series followed the intergalactic adventures of Flas… |
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