[Mike T]

Today's new profile looks at the Kickstart V2 figure from Red Laser Army:

https://forgotten--figures.blogspot....aser-army.html

This figure was part of a late "remix set" but is a visually distinctive appearance of the Snake Eyes head and Clutch chest.

[Mike T]

Something different today:

Today's new post looks at the recently released Star Wars Retro Biker Scout:

https://forgotten--figures.blogspot....ker-scout.html

This is a nice homage to the first figure I ever bought from Return of the Jedi.

[Mike T]

Today's new post looks at the Satan figure from Argentina:

https://forgotten--figures.blogspot....exclusive.html

This once common figure has become almost a grail to newer collectors and now commands incredibly high prices.

[Mike T]

Today, we look at the Plastirama Ripcord figure named Fuego who was exclusive to Argentina:

https://forgotten--figures.blogspot....e-ripcord.html

Fuego is a brighter, more vibrant Ripcord repaint who also features bare hands. Once upon a time, he was the cheapest foreign Joe you could buy. Today, he's more expensive. But, still relatively affordable, especially when compared to his Plastirama contemporaries.

[Mike T]

Today's new profile looks at the Flash figure produced by the Auriken toy company in Mexico:

https://forgotten--figures.blogspot....sh-mexico.html

The colors on this figure are amazing.

[Mike T]

Todays brand new profile looks at the 2005 Convention Metal Head:

https://forgotten--figures.blogspot....etal-head.html

It was great to see this mold return. But, the color applications on Metal Head never really hit the mark with me.

[Mike T]

Today's new post looks at the 2023 Retro Indiana Jones figure:

https://forgotten--figures.blogspot....ana-jones.html

As a carded collectible, this is an awesome. As a loose figure, well, it's just OK.