Tara Toys, Combat Collectors Case

Yet another generic action figure case from Tara Toys. The one difference being the shape of the case. While most cases tended to be about 16 to 18 inches wide and the image was place horizontially, this one is vertical and more square like. And quite honestly, I don't know which one came first as this claims to be good for GI Joes and Tara Toys made an licensed GI Joe one. Another interesting thing is that the art on the front seems to be vacu-formed and not printed on the cardboard. It's pretty cool despite being shaped differently from all the other cases I have.

The front cover, though not my actual case as the one I have is missing the vacu formed plastic sheet.

This is what the interior trays look like and where I keep Zartan and the Dreadnoks!

Space Figure Case

While I don't own this particular case but I did bid on it on eBay. Which is where this picture is from. Too bad I didn't win it. It's amazing how many cases were made in the 80's. Too bad they don't make them like this anymore. Also of note, I believe this one was a Sears exclusive as it says it on the bottom right of image on the case.

Good news everybody!!!

So I finally fixed my GOOD phone, so I have a GOOD camera on that phone and I can start taking pictures again. If only I could find my USB cable for my regular camera... Well, in the meanwhile enjoy this pic that I didn't realize I had on Picasa.

Tara Toys, Action Figures Collectors Case

It doesn't get anymore generic than this!

Space Figure Case

It's amazing how many different cases Tara Toys made during the 80's!

Great Heroes Collectors Case

It's weird but I noticed that collectors cases are a thing anymore and I really think they should. AFter all where are you going to put your figures once you run out of room? A crappy cardboard box where they can be ruined by time and the elements in? Hells no! Collectors cases are wher it's at if you ask me. Besides check out that fancy artwork!

Star Wars Collectors Case

From an eBay auction

I used to have this as a kid.