JoeCanuck

Go here: http://www.backintoys.com/

I know.. it's a french website, but guys..this is one of the best source of infos I've seen in a long time! Every toy line is there (70's 80's 90's and today's toys) Every video games, consoles and cartoons are there.. everything is pictured too, it's totally incredible! ..so now it's time for you to practice your french and to take a look at this fantastic site (ok, this is not JoeCanuck..but it's a cool board nonetheless) I'm waiting for you Pete!  :wink:

I want this as an action figure.....please!!!!!! 




I'm sure that Pete is going to armybuild this one..

You remember those?  ..do you collect them?..if yes how many of them do you have?? What's your higher bill?

-Very tough to log in
-Next to impossible to log out
-A lot of loading time between pages
-Site is "offline" most of the time..

I have a brand new computer (with high speed Internet connection) and I don't have these problems anywhere else..

Wow.. I didn't know that! 

From Wikipedia:

Background information
Birth name Neil Percival Young
Also known as Bernard Shakey,[1] Phil Perspective, Shakey Deal, Clyde Coil, Shakey, Joe Yankee,[1] Joe Canuck[1]
Born November 12, 1945 (1945-11-12) (age 65)
Toronto, Ontario, Canada
Origin Winnipeg, Manitoba,
Genres Rock, folk rock, hard rock, country rock
Occupations Musician, singer-songwriter, producer, director, screenwriter
Instruments Guitar, vocals, harmonica, keyboards, banjo, piano
Years active 1960-Present
Labels Reprise, Motown, Geffen
Associated acts The Squires, The Mynah Birds, Buffalo Springfield, Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young, Crazy Horse, The Stray Gators, The Stills-Young Band, The Ducks, Northern Lights, Pearl Jam, Booker T. Jones, Phish, Dave Matthews
Website neilyoung.com
Notable instruments
"Old Black"
Gibson 1956 Les Paul Goldtop
1956 Gretsch Electromagnetic Old Black
Martin D-45
Martin D-28

I have several of these bagged figures, I got them for cheap in a lot on eBay! I know that they're from Greece, and that there's 2 waves available (for a total of 12 different figures)..but that's it! Anyone knows the history behind them?...why they were packaged like that? Are they rare or expensive??? Why these weapons??? (Come on, a green sword with Iceberg..really?) 

too many questions..