Toy Playsets good for any line.

[ZacWilliam1]

Ok, so I just saw this on Facebook and I need to post about it somewhere because I kinda want it for my Joes and Transformers to fight around.

I don't have the room but I feel like it could make a really fun display.

Miraculous Paris Heroes Playset by Playmates Toys - Walmart.com

Buy Miraculous Paris Heroes Playset by Playmates Toys at Walmart.com

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-ZacWilliam: anyone else see some cool Playsets recently?

 

[Haywire]

TimMee Star Attack Battle Station - Action Figure Size for Play & Display - USA

The Tim Mee Toy Star Attack Battle Station is ready for action. This huge Playset is scaled for 3-3/4 inch action figures (1:18th scale) and is proudly made in the United States. Packed with features to maximize the fun. The station features a Large 9 inch by 4.75 inch main entrance door, 3...

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TimMee Star Attack Ultimate Battle Station - Action Figure Size for Play Display

The Tim Mee Toy Star Attack Ultimate Battle Station is ready for 360 degree action. This mega-huge Playset is scaled for 3-3/4 inch action figures (1:18th scale) and includes 4 regular Star Attack Battle Stations that can be set up in a circle to create the ultimate base for your action figures...

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These are too rich for my blood, but I love the modularity, and they would work for lots of toylines.

 

[LBD "Nytetrayn"]

Not at all what you're looking for, but part of why I wanted to get G1 Fortress Maximus was for the role a similar base/ship plays in my own fiction. XP

This is going super-oldschool, but I did write a piece years ago about an item from the Dungeons & Dragons toy line I wanted back in the day. Its purpose?

To act as Bowser's lair for my Mario toys.

RetroBlasting Advanced Dungeons & Dragons - PoisonMushroom.Org

Plus, the odd personal connection back to the Super Mario Bros. 3 Happy Meal.

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Of course, these days, there are actual Mario playsets to pull off the bit much better than this might have done, imagination be damned.

 

[The Mighty Mollusk]

Oh, wow. I had a beaten-up Fortress of Fangs as a kid that I think I picked up from a yard sale or something for a couple bucks. I always thought it was a He-Man playset.

 

[Stepwise]

The TimMee toy prices are mind-blowing.

 

[Haywire]

The TimMee toy prices are mind-blowing.

Yeah, especially when a lot of the molds they use were the cheap off-brand toys that were sold as alternates to GI Joe vehicles. That said, if they ever re-engineered the Processed Plastics Huey Cobra-like helicopter for 3-3/4 figures, I'd probably bite the bullet and buy at least one. Lots of fond memories of that chopper...

 

[Stepwise]

I just climbed back out of a deep dark rabbit hole . . .

I had one of these when I was growing up - it was the only vehicle I had for my GI Joes -

1982 GAY TOYS LAZER FORCE ROVER & STARFIGHTER. COMPLETE. AMBER CANOPIES - RARE | #403873479

You are bidding on GAY TOYS LAZER FORCE ROVER & STARFIGHTER. In my research, one selller said these were extremely rare. They were meant to complete with the STAR WARS craze of the early eighties. The

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They also made these - https://www.worthpoint.com/worthopedia/vintage-toy-action-figure-lazer-force-4673247070 - and I'm pretty sure I managed to find the same vehicle in two different pics.

Anyway - the TimMee toys seem to be that level of quality, so it's crazy that they're charging so much.

I did find this, though - and it could work for a playset or maybe for some toy photography: http://www.lanard.com/img/gallery/featured/corpsuniverse/LG/Corps_Featured_19_LG.jpg