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CBR's 15 best superhero playsets from the 90's
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Quite respectable! I would think both TMNT sets would have to be top 5. The 90s weren't that great for playsets overall. A whole lot of Batman and Marvel variations. Real Ghotsbusters firehouse, Castle Greyskull and the G.I.Joe aircraft carrier would probably be the most famous 80s sets.
That Batcave/Wayne Manor set got reskinned and re-released SO many times. Sentinel seems like a strange inclusion just because he's got a chest compartment. |
The 90's were better for it than the 2000's. At least had playsets, modern totlines rarely even have vehicles let alone playsets.
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Playsets were one of the greatest things to happen to toys. They made play time soooo much more fun, & even now they can really amplify a collector's display.
As a result, some of the more artistically inclined fans even build their own realistic sets for the the adult figures. Fun, and inspirational. :trazz: I still remember how insanely hype I got from the sewer, which I adore to this day. & the Mini-Mutant sets, wow! Really wish I had my originals, would love to buy new ones some day. |
kinda surprised this one didn't make it.
http://i164.photobucket.com/albums/u...playset/04.jpg |
Not sure that's 90s...
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Kenner's Star Wars put out some neat playsets in the 1990s too. |
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it was hot wheels road rage series. i know it's not technically a super hero bit but i still thought it was a cool 90's playset. http://thumbs.worthpoint.com/zoom/im...efac57081a.jpg |
Oh, I thought that was X-Men related! I had no idea Hot Wheels put together something so cool, though I have no clue what their Road Wars line was about. How does it scale with various TMNT figures?
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