Action Man Catalogue Posters (1993+)..
Action Man Catalogue Posters (1993+)..
I hope these are in the right place?
Between here and saving the universe again! "That's one small step for a MAM, one giant leap for MAMkind"
Re: Action Man Catalogue Posters (1993+)..
Great stuff!
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Chopper
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Re: Action Man Catalogue Posters (1993+)..
I'd love to know who designed some of this gear, a lot of it looks to have been borrowed from Palitoy prototypes.
Let me tell you, Gunner La-De-Dah Graham, the British Army can fight anything! Intimate or not!
Re: Action Man Catalogue Posters (1993+)..
Thanks Fellas,
Chopper,
There's a member on AMMO who worked on the production of Modern Action Man in the UK, but he's not around a lot, his name is Skorpion, he has an extensive collection with some rare unseen sets. I think he is on the MAM Facebook page.
Chopper,
There's a member on AMMO who worked on the production of Modern Action Man in the UK, but he's not around a lot, his name is Skorpion, he has an extensive collection with some rare unseen sets. I think he is on the MAM Facebook page.
Between here and saving the universe again! "That's one small step for a MAM, one giant leap for MAMkind"
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Chopper
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Re: Action Man Catalogue Posters (1993+)..
MAM is a bit underrated IMHO. There was some rubbish, but there were some gems too. Altitude attak is just brilliant.
Let me tell you, Gunner La-De-Dah Graham, the British Army can fight anything! Intimate or not!