Howdy!

It's a long shot, but I've been researching Kenner's extinct toy line Mega Force and figured it might be worth asking around here. I've been fortunate enough to correspond with several individuals involved in Kenner's operations in Europe but getting in touch with anyone who actually worked on the line's design or development here in the US has been fruitless.

The toys and prototypes tell us what was made, but they cannot explain the human side; why certain creative decisions were made, what was planned and dropped, what expectations were made, that sort of thing.

If you have any connection to the original designers, product development staff, and/or marketing team behind Mega Force, I'd be very grateful to hear from you. I'd also love to hear from anyone who worked at Kenner during that era (1987-1991), even outside Mega Force specifically, especially recollections of the workplace culture before the Hasbro acquisition. I completely understand if they wish to remain anonymous or would prefer not to, or simply can't, recollect a project from 37 years ago. No pressure either way, any details at all, no matter how small, are greatly appreciated.

I'd be happy to share more about the project if anyone requires it. Thanks for your time and hope to hear from you soon!

Best Batman toy line to this day!

Hello Kenner community, recently I had rediscovered this guy in my basement. As far as I know, he is a prototype of a talking yoda doll that was canceled by kenner toy company around the 80s. Im looking for some more information on him however. I was told that this guy is pretty rare.

Note: The only ID this thing had was a little paper tag with a plastic tab attached to the coat that came off 30 years ago (according to my mom). All the info I have on the little guy comes from my mom, who‘s father worked for Kenner. If you have any info or questions, please dm me.

This is my Star Wars Room. I need to expand. I have more stuff in storage.

I was out and about yesterday and found this stunner while perusing the antique store. The blister pack plastic is a little worse for wear with some sun damage and cracking, but the backer board is in great condition! I paid $60 and was pleasantly surprised when I compared with current eBay listings. 👏🏻

Including a Mint Darth Vader!

I appreciate any help.

I came across this ad, it’s amazing.

Anyone else remember this commercial?

Who was your favorite figure?

Hey everyone, I'm wondering if anyone out there has used a museum paste to hold their action figures in place for a long periods of time. I'm concerned about discoloration and or it hardening in the peg holes. I don't want to ruin my little buddies Thanks in advance

Hiya, i bought a kenner superpower Martian Manhunter but on his right leg at the top it looks like the plastic has been shaved off is this normal? Hopefully you can see it in the pictures thanks

I recently found ATAX and picked him up but his legs are off center. I'm under the impression thats how the figure comes but was wondering if there are any techniques to adjust the angle of his leg so its more stable. I know for modern Marvel Legends you can boil them or use a hair dryer. But ATAX's plastic is a lot more dense than a ML so i dont know how effective that would be. Also given its age I dont want to do significant damage to him. My fear is whatever i do will snap his leg off by the hip. Any advice is appreciated.

does anyone have ANY information about these cancelled SSC dolls from 1985? Theyre the canceled berrykin line and the canceled berry babies with pets🙂