Toy Biz X-Men

[spiderken17]

These are the ones I have in my action figure box (obviously not including Mr Fantastic). Some of them are fantastic sculpts, some of them are not.

[kovert]

With the talking figures, did Toy Biz also release a Spider-Man, Hulk etc? There could have also been a Wolverine.

Cool line up SpiderKen. You've got quite a few from the original 1991/2 series there. Are the accessories still about?

A Marvel Legends Jim Lee Cyclops would be pretty cool. Closest thing to it would be the X-Men Classics 6" super articulated Cyclops from the early 2000s.

[spiderken17]

With the talking figures, did Toy Biz also release a Spider-Man, Hulk etc? There could have also been a Wolverine.

Cool line up SpiderKen. You've got quite a few from the original 1991/2 series there. Are the accessories still about?

A Marvel Legends Jim Lee Cyclops would be pretty cool. Closest thing to it would be the X-Men Classics 6" super articulated Cyclops from the early 2000s.

Yeah they are all complete, the accessories are in another box. I pick these up for $3-$4 at toy fairs and the like. I doubt they will be worth much in the future but they are cool to have and I am collecting them for my son so he has some action figures when he is older.

[kovert]

In terms of playability they'd be fine and great for dis-play too. Just make sure their feet don't get dusty Ice Man was always cool (yep) with his freezable ice-sled block. Heaps of fun.

Did anyone have any of the deluxe size figures? They were sold in a box.

[VERT]

To this day My Iceman still lives in the fridge

[VERT]

These are the ones I have in my action figure box (obviously not including Mr Fantastic). Some of them are fantastic sculpts, some of them are not.

I had a huge collection of X Men figures from the first ones out to the later ones like Trevor Fitzroy, Silver Samurai. X-Man Nate Grey. Each wave the sculpts got better and better. Then I sold them all

[kovert]

I had a huge collection of X Men figures from the first ones out to the later ones like Trevor Fitzroy, Silver Samurai. X-Man Nate Grey. Each wave the sculpts got better and better. Then I sold them all

Toy Biz would have made five or more versions of Cable as the sculpts got better. He is a popular character like Wolverine. Cable in Spider's photo resembles the animated series interpretation, probably inspired by a comic book appearance. Did you get a decent price for the figures, Vert?

[VERT]

Oh I had lots of Cable figures. Sold well over 50 figures. Nope sold for a real crap price. May as well just given them away. Then the buyer had the nerve to complain cause some had dusty feet.

[Paulbot]

Looking at those figures I'm not sure which is the more obscure of the two: Gideon or GW Bridge. Both of whom have faded into obscurity.

[VERT]

Those two were everywhere in the shops back in the day. Sold them too