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Posted: 01 Apr 2004 22:26
by SAS sniper
Thanks guys and keep on coming with the info.

It is really great to read about your Action Force HOLY GRAILS and i'm learning more and more about the toys.

Steve,
I saw the dutch catalogue on the website and since i'm from Holland i don't recall that i ever saw that. I did own some figures and vehicles (like Quarrel with bike and the laser exterminator etc) but i never saw those vehicles mentioned in the dutch catalogue. Is it for sure that there were ever prototype mades ?

Jonesy,
Nice deal. Now this is a Action Force HOLY GRAIL. Signed artwork by the man himself.

Are their still pictures of the shop displays or are they lost forever ?

Posted: 02 Apr 2004 18:01
by chad_ghost
The Baron wrote:They came with these groovy bulletholes to make the toys even holier.
hehe.....
funniest thing ive read in a while.

bullet holes... holier... GREAT!!

GRAIL

Posted: 02 Apr 2004 20:49
by andy hopton
:eagle2:

Holy grail u say..........if i could get a few Browning 9mm pistols for my pilots and a mint SAS jeep and Stalker i could afford (mind u got some good overtime coming up, sshhh don't tell the wife) i'd be HAPPY . i'm working on a set of custom snipers at the moment as AF are woefully supplied with marksmen from the origional range. i'll try and get a photo for u when the SAS one is done "SAS SNIPER".

Posted: 03 Apr 2004 09:35
by SAS sniper
Jonesy,
Is the picture of the shop display on the website ?

Chad_Ghost
Nice customs. I didn't know that you could that with the figures. Demolish them and then create a new figure. Cool.

Andy,
I can't wait to see that picture. Thanks man.

I do have another question for you all. Are the first figures that were released rarer or more difficult to find then the second and so on series of figures.

Thanks.

Posted: 03 Apr 2004 23:15
by SAS sniper
Nice display.

Is this the top of a bigger display or was this used for the figures, like Star Wars figures back in those days. I mean then they came like 20 figures in one display box with a similar top like this.

I hope you know what i mean.

Posted: 04 Apr 2004 05:37
by The Baron
Well, the bloke who sold them to me knows John Cooper & John has agreed to sign each page & write a brief history of his time drawing Action Force.
The Baron discreetly packs his bags and heads for the jungles of Asia...

Posted: 05 Apr 2004 09:38
by plastik
I saw the reversable action force header card for sale at a toy fair recently, I think it was marked up ?40. I only remenber because I thought he was going to have loads of Action Force stuff, instead he just had a few token MOC Mutons.

In answer 'are the first release figures harder to find', I found them much harder to get than wave 2, especially if carded examples float your boat.