Shaunyboy wrote:Well done guys!! I've never seen this range before? Anyone got some?
Quite a lot complete, but not selling as they come from my original childhood collection. In the eighties figures from Remco were rather common in the Netherlands. It was a typical 'me too'-product floating on the succes of Hasbro's GI Joe. Remco toys were very poor in quality. In toyshops you could buy them for under a pound if I recall right.
Nowadays, loose figures go for close to nothing: most of them have defects or are broken, finding accessories is a disaster. If you want some complete, search for MOC.
Shaunyboy wrote:One more question... where was Andy in all of this?
If you rather have Andy answering your questions, next time you when you have questions you can stuff it!
SteveD wrote:He's the King of Obscure 3 3/4 inch figures!
It takes one to know one!
Seriously, I really love crappy/sh*tty/unknown/obscure military action figures. When I run into them I cannot refuse to buy them! Then I find it a sport to find out about them as much as possible. A guy needs to have something on hand on a lazy Sunday afternoon, now doesn't he?
I just meant Andy is usually quite quick at this kind of thing. I think he is up to something... he usually goes a bit quiet before a custom is revealed... remember the lull before the training tower.....hmmm.