Photos sourced from Ringside Collectibles Instagram Mattel Reveals: Retro Series 14 Coliseum Collection, Wave 3 Mattel Greatest Hits, Vol. 2 Defining Moments is Back! Mattel Reveals: Ruthless Aggression Series Legends Series 20: Target Legends and Walmart Ruthless Aggression Ultimate Editions Ultimate Editions Amazon Exclusive 2 pack: Legends Series 19: Monday Night Wars Elites: These will…
This is a checklist of the Original San Francisco Toy Makers (OSFTM) WCW figures from the mid 1990s. These figures popped up in 1995, bridging the gap between the WWF Hasbro series, and the WWF Jakks Bone Crunching Action series. Stylistically, they are the same as the original WWF LJN figures, and feature very similar…
Or just my rules of Collecting, WWE edition. “A step-by-step booklet for you to getYour game on track” “This rule is so underrated” “Follow these rules you’ll have mad bread to break up” How I apply these rules: Typically, I don’t think too much about what the next collector is doing with their money or…
Defining Moments: Game Changers When Mattel took over the WWE line starting in 2010, there was plenty of skepticism of how they would handle the details and presentation of the wrestlers past and present. Almost out of the box, they introduced the Defining Moments line, which featured a highly sought after Legend, Macho Man Randy…
A quick preview of the Target WWE Legends Series 18, due in Spring 2023. Also, Walmart Exclusive Ruthless Aggression Series 4. This is the best lineup of Legends in a long time. Debut figures of Dangerously and Samu, and the first non-Rikishi version of Fatu, already made this a strong lineup. Adding in a 1996…
The Box the figures came in. I’m keeping this one for display purposes. Bret “The Hitman” Hart, Jim “The Anvil” Neidhart, Jimmy Hart…and Nikolai Volkoff. My thoughts: – I don’t mind the painted singlets on Bret and Jim, but Mattel should look into creating a new mold for that for future retros. – Nikolai should…
San Diego Comic-Con is here! SDCC 2022 has had a huge display of WWE figures revealed and I have a breakdown of all of the ones considered to be Legends and Flashbacks, broken down into their various series. There are debuts, re-releases, updates, and lineups to last us through the end of the year. SDCC…
Starting with Elite Series 63, Mattel began including Chase Figures into the main Elite lines. The main rule of thumb: The parts cannot be changed, just deco. Usually they would be current roster talent but occasionally they would be Legends/Flashback figures. This practice of including Chase Figures into the waves continued into the Target Exclusive…
Welcome to the second installment of Who Made Them Better? There has always been talk over who made the better Classic/Legends line, Jakks or Mattel. As an avid collector of both, I intend to get to the bottom of it. Jakks: When Jakks Pacific introduced Classic Superstars in 2004, it changed the wrestling figure landscape…
Jakks WWF Bone Crunching Action wrestling figures made their debut in 1996. They were the new follow up to the iconic Hasbro WWF figures. These new figures were taller, and features arms and legs articulation along with “bone crunching action” at the knees and elbows. There were many BCA style figures released from 1996-1999, and…
