5 Awesome Things on eBay this week

5 Awesome Things on eBay this week

Kid’s Aquaman T-Shirt from 1974 (eBay Link)–

I cannot get over this shirt, not only is it a very early piece of Aquaman merch but it’s the Filmation Aquaman! I loved that cartoon as a kid/kidult and this is just too good but sadly, I’m an XL.

Village People Glenn Halloween Costume (eBay Link)–

If there is a better symbol for the phrase “It was a more innocent time”, I’ve never seen it.

Spider-Man Klinger (eBay Link) –

I’m fond of the weird toys of Durham Industries and this awesome Spider-Man makes you want an object that you really don’t have any use for.

Buck Rogers Presto Magix (eBay Link)–

I’m not sure which is stronger, my love for Buck Rogers or my love for Presto Magix? I may never know the answer to that but I know I’d like to own this.

Japanese Ron Ely Tarzan Model Kit (eBay Link)–

Here’s another insanely cool thing from Japan. A Ron Ely Tarzan model kit? Did I miss a meeting? Ahhhhh!

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Our newest book “Knock-Offs: Totally, Unauthorized Action Figures,” is now available. It’s 130 pages of bootleg goodness.
You can get this new book via the PlaidStallions Shop , On Amazon (Affiliate Link) or on eBay (eBay Link)

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FACEBOOK GROUPS FROM PLAIDSTALLIONS

Pod Stallions is based on our podcast and is one of the most fun groups on Facebook. Toys, Comics, Movies, TV, it’s all up for grabs and remember, you keep the glass! If you like our show, then you have found your tribe.

Mego Knock Off Headquarters– The leading group discussing 70s Dime store knock-offs and bootleg action figures, we talk vintage toys and not others. We know the difference between Astro Apes and Action Apeman.  It’s a fun group where we talk about Lincoln International, AHI, Mighty Gary, Tomland, Bogi, Demo Man, Mortoys, and other generic greats.

80s Knock-Off Ninjas