UPDATE

My brother found this score at a shop today and I nabbed it up. All are complete minus one gattling gun tip for Rex. My brother did have the Rex when we were kids. Rex's armor has gone from silver to bronze. Im not sure if that's a known issue. I assume it is.

Battle beasts lunchboxes with thermos in great shape. I sold one today on eb**for $100. Couldn't believe it. Im happy though. But what are these things actually worth? I have one left so i want to make sure i proce correctly. It sold quick too. Someone snatched up my scooby doo one quick too!

Loved the Turtles as a kid, and Raphael was always my favorite. Somehow my parents got me Michelangelo though. Didn't matter, it was a Turtle and I played so much with it! It is still flexible, though not as much as I can remember at least. Some wear n tear but that's to be expected.

Found some info on this:
https://www.figurerealm.com/actionfigure?action=actionfigure&id=85067&figure=michelangelo

I need help finding out what battery the gloworm music part takes I know it's a small button battery but I don't know what kind

Looking for tips on rehabbing these chrome plastic pieces. Anyone tackle anything like this?

"From G.I. Joe*t to Star Wars*t John Marshall has provided a thorough, informative, and entertaining look at the action figures produced during the 1980s. In over 430 superb color photographs, fans of the pocket-sized G.I. Joes*t, of movie and TV characters, of fantasy figures, He-Man*t, the Thunder Cats*t, super heroes, of those ever-popular quick change artists of the robot world--the Transformers*t, and even pro-wrestling fanatics will find figures here to warm their souls!_x000D_Price listings are provided for every figure shown and for every known figure produced within a particular product line. Price ranges are provided both for figures that are mint-in-the-box and for those which, while running loose, have retained all of their accessories and lost none of their finish._x000D_ AUTHOR: John Marshall is a pop-culture anthropologist, toy expert, and widely-published author. Among his written works are the book G.I. Joe and Other Backyard Heroes (1997) and articles for such publications as Collecting Toys, FILMFAX Outre, Cult Movies, Oriental Cinema, International Doll, Collectible Toys and Values, and Film Threat."

I always called him Timmy, he was a jerk, and he tried to take over the town, I think most of us used him as the bully, I guess that's what the company intended for. such a classic!

Who had one of these?