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[irbaboon]

The only markings I see are on the top row middle guy; "90 Kenner," and bottow row last guy on right; "Bandai." The Timmee army man is for scale. The first two guys in the top row are articulated at the sholders and hips. The chick with the bow is hard plastic and not articulated. The oragne guy is holding what looks like a chainsaw. He might be from a game. I'm thinking vending machine for the guy in the middle of the bottom row, but that's just a guess.

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[ironmask]

The little grey guy on the bottom right, with the Bandai marking, is one of the Digimon characters.

[BaltanII]

I think the alien in the middle of the second row is one of those Trendmasters Alien Hunter figures that have been mentioned around here before despite very little concrete info left on the internet. It probably would have come with a two-piece cracked egg later used for Godzilla Hatching Monsters.

Edited by BaltanII, 04 June 2012 - 10:36 PM.

[Aikola]

Does the guy on the bottom middle have CHINA written in white, If so I have his friend here

[irbaboon]

Does the guy on the bottom middle have CHINA written in white, If so I have his friend here

Nope, I can't find any markings on him at all.

[DrBo]

I'm pretty sure the green army men is a Marx Toy Co. one.

Here, have a look at the "Throwing hand grenade while holding a Tommy gun" one:
Marx 54mm G.I.s

[irbaboon]

Thanks, but no the army man is Timmee and I just put him in for scale.

[DrBo]

Thanks, but no the army man is Timmee and I just put him in for scale.

They're you go! I only superficially know these and often get confused between the two, and of course I should have read your first post completely

Else the Red Ork guy (first on the second row) look like a Warhammer 40 000 knock-of of some sort. Some have been talked about right here:
http://www.littlerub...howtopic=126338

[Articulationnut]

Top row from left to right...

Figure 2 (yellow legs / race car driver helmet) is the unnamed driver pilot from the Nascar Racers toy line (similar to M.A.S.K. from the 80's) that was released in the early 2000's. He drove the vehicle that served as a race car repair garage, towing vehicle. The vehicle also had a helicopter that separated from the main truck portion. Very cool toy line.

Figure 3 i believe is from a not well known toy line titled Shadow Strikers. I mention this as the craze during that time was "invisibility" i.e. color change. You stick a figure in water and it went colorless. The vehicles had a similar gimmick although i do not believe you had to place them in water. They may have simply had clear vehicle shells showing the inner workings of the vehicle.

[irbaboon]

Thanks much for the info.