My son has about 98 w/out game board or manuals.
18 or so are oversized.
Make me an offer someone.
Brenda

I also have many figures i am willing to sell. the dates range from '79 to '84 and are all metal. most are painted really well and the rest are the normal color without paint. i will give mor info when someone is interested.

Thanks,
I'd have to say these are plastic.
Any offers anyone? May have to move to ebay.
Brenda

Ask him?

I bought mine largely from a couple different companies. The company itself doesn't really matter for the most part, but it allows a prospective buyer to know that they aren't little truck stop figurines without having to see photos of them all It might be marked on the bottom, but I doubt it. For some reason, companies don't like to tag their figurines :/

If they're pewter, then they'll be surprisingly heavy for their small size and will be, well, soft metal. There are a few different metals used to make them (this is ten years ago, so don't shoot me if I mess something up). The type of metal determines how well the figure holds its shape, how resistant it is to damage, how nice it looks overall, and how much it's worth.

I'm not sure how much plastic figurines would be worth at all.



This (which naturally has been repainted) is usually what collectors are looking for, just to let you know.

How can I tell? I know he bought many seperately.
Brenda

Are these white pewter? What companies made them?

I used to have a bunch of these, but they were destroyed in a housefire. They were hand-painted, too. They were only about $1.50 new, but the hand painting just made them look incredible. Pewter doesn't resist infernos all that well, sadly.

Can I get any more information about what these are like?