Blood for the Baron!

Hello chaps, I see that this is the place where the AF crowd hang out.

I have small collection of figures and vehicles (1st,2nd & 3rd gen) which I have at long last decided to say goodbye to my childhood collection after many long years of exemplary service.

All is loose but in good condition and mostly complete. I also have several rarities from what I gather from this and other websites.

I was going to sell them on eBay but thought I would seek your advice on here first instead.

PS: I have an unidentified item you perhaps can help me with. Its a small black remote control device with a short aerial and a handle on the underside. I can't remember which figure owns it, initially I thought it was Baron Ironblood but I see now that he has a black uzi. Any help here?

Yer prolly talking 'boot the wee thingy on the pic below...

Welcome aboard, mate. Love the ID.

Lady Jaye wrote:Yer prolly talking 'boot the wee thingy on the pic below...

Thats it!

It definitely did not come with a vehicle/artillery piece of mine though, I am 99% sure it was supplied with Baron Ironblood when bought all those years ago, not an uzi.

There are roughly a gazillion figure, vehicle, sticker, packaging and accessory variants when it comes to early Action Force.

The Baron wrote:Welcome aboard, mate. Love the ID.

Thankyou, Charley Bourne is a hero of mine!

This site certainly brings back some good old memories and some sorrow that a I used several figures for air-rifle practice in my teen years and threw out my entire complete collection of 'Battle Action Force comics'.

Any help/advice about selling my collection?

BTW can I ditch the I was more of a man.

The Baron wrote:There are roughly a gazillion figure, vehicle, sticker, packaging and accessory variants when it comes to early Action Force.

Ah that explains the different stickers I have on my AF-9 aswell then. Thanks.

Hi there, welcome to the boards.

i also loved Charley Bourne, one of my favourite stories from BAF-
and Joe Calhoun (sp) s artwork was outstanding.

Only advice I can give re: selling is to take loads of clear, sharp pictures- the more the merrier.