The "Less Than High Speed" 1/6th Military Product Archive

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Last one for today. Fun stuff. It's the first release of modern 1/6th tools in a mostly budget friendly carded set. I remember when these were released years and years ago. I'm suspicious that some of these were mold lifts from the Ape Explorers sets from long ago, but unclear if those were larger than 1/6th scale. ( Never saw them up close)

So back in the day, 21st Century Toys had a website with message board up. And I remember lots of people asking Rex Adams for tools. As many tools as possible. Vintage collectors particularly loved tools for their Adventure Team set ups.

 

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Last one for today. Fun stuff. So this set is a bit interesting as the 12 inch Steve Trevor here has a super thin body. Which opens up some opportunities depending on if you need a body type that's very thin for some reason but is going to be static. ( Some clothing types by brand are pretty thin, so for a custom, this can get interesting)

Sometimes you just need body types that are a bit different but you don't want to break the bank to find one as you swap out the heads, make some adjustments, etc, etc. Moral of the story is there is no such thing as "junk" in our hobby, only opportunities.

 

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And, as an additional "bonus" for a Friday, we can't talk about Steve Trevor without talking about Wonder Woman. Have a good week guys.

 

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