Toy

It's rare that you see those.

Yeah, I mean, you might be able to find them on eBay, but yeah, as far as seeing them in the old toy stores, I never see those Saturday Night Live figures.

There was supposed to be a series two, but that never came out, and I wish I could remember what they were because Breaker and I talked about that on TV ToyCast, but unfortunately, I don't remember what they were.

You got to figure there's money to be made there, right? That is such a long-storied show.

Such a big history behind it.

Scott, did you pick up anything?

Let's see.

Well, technically, Rom and Toy gave us new tires for our General Lee that is not even in production yet.

I think I'm going to go next week with Max.

Max Oswald and I are going to go check it out and do some Toys for Toga planning.

Oh, my gosh.

Can you believe it's almost, like, holiday season? Jeez.

I can't.

Yeah.

When does Toys for Toga start? So it's kicking off with Restaurant Week.

So November 2nd.

I am Brian Kilby.

Radio Free Cybertron is the world's first and oldest toy and action figure podcast.

And with me this week, we have Matt.

Hello.

That doesn't sound that bad to me.

No, these are

toys.

That's pretty good.

And in 1978, Kenner released a one-to-one scale toy, calling it the Laser Pistol, with hand solo imagery to the front and rear of the box.

The toy was made from a durable black plastic with Star Wars logos to each side and produced a firing sound when the trigger was pulled in conjunction with depressing the secret button on the grip.

The pistol also went on to be released by Kenner Canada, Takara in Japan, Meccano in France, Toll Toys in Australia and Palatoy in the UK.

paletot release was particularly interesting as it saw the name of the product altered from laser pistol to blaster pistol but aside from a change in catalog number and battery name on the box everything else remained the same as the original us release kenner re-released solos pistol in 1980 with empire strike back branding and again in 1983 to coincide with return of the jedi in addition to the change of sticker logos on each side of the pistol These later releases sported some other small cosmetic changes.

The two knurled wheels which secured the battery compartment in place were now made of a light grey plastic whilst the trigger and secret button could be found in a light grey or red plastic.

I don't know whether they're...

Because I guess it moves on quite quickly.

And the bulk of the Beyond the Toys stuff seems to come a little bit later in the line.

Have some cool shadows going on and a nice pose for Din.

So good stuff from Geek Toys Art on Instagram.

Up next, we got a solid looking action shot.

It's sticking within the Mandalorian family.

I do not collect Black Series anymore, even though you can kind of see some of them up here.

in my rafters used to be my main deal moved on to the big stuff which you can see behind me but the the figures do look nice even if they are a bit overpriced these days so Good shot here from BLK Series Natural Light on Instagram.

And last but certainly not least, in this week's top five, we have a great close-up portrait shot from Toys underscore Photo underscore Lens on Instagram.

And it's of the father of all the clones, Jango Fett, in the rain.

That's it working, I guess.

To close, the bandmates play a recording of their first song, We Are the Toys.

We're

honestly sick.