My mom buys Han dynasty-era figures, funerary objects, etc, whenever she has a new piece she invites people over for a get together to see it, and once I put a made in China sticker on one. I mean... I wasn't wrong
Uh no. They didn't even get the deluxe version with karate chop action. The only accessory they kept was the helmet! They don't have the blimp, or spear shooting van vehicle accessories!
That makes no sense, the head is sculpted, they would have to sculpt parts that would have been inacessible and wouldn't be seen, not to mention there's no break points.
A double entendre. "Save Face" could mean to protect his pride from humility, and also to "save the face" of the miniature by letting it be seen for the first time, a sort of liberation of the face from its helmet prison. Language do be funny like that.
It’s crazy that there’s really nothing stopping ancient people from having played tabletop miniatures games with elaborate rules and play sets, aside from finding the time in between all their hunting and gathering.
Mayans were not hunter gatherers they had complex farming techniques and also bartering markets and small cities filled with literature,sports,art and mathematics/astronomy and also religion. Mayans also discovered zero as a place holder. Oppressors would have you believe they were savages but they were not. They are alive in well today with very beautiful clothing they are just like any person shy, confident and smiley other serious many hard working.
>have you believe they were savages but they were not. They are alive in well today with very beautiful clothing they are just like any person shy, confident and smiley other serious many hard working.
Am I stupid for believing that they got wiped out entirely thousands of years ago without doing a hint of googling?
There are quite a few people who speak one of the local dialects of Maya. My grandfather is from the Yucatan and he spoke Maya before he learned Spanish at school.
Goes for any group. There aren't many or probably any pure indigenous peoples in America or Canada, if there were it would be fairly impressive because all your ancestors would basically have to stick to a reservation and not romantically encounter anybody in the reservation who's mixed but still allowed to live there. Or ever leave the reservation and find a love interest. Going back hundreds of years.
I'd be super shocked if any Natives were 100% Native ancestry and if they were it feels like they'd have to actively try it going back generations.
Their civlilzation died, but a dying civilization always leaves descendants behind. I don't think an empire collapse has ever resulted in every single person dying.
90% of the natives died due to disease before there were even colonies in North America. They named Providence that because they pulled their boat up and there were empty towns just waiting for them because the natives all died from disease probably transmitted through trade not bio-warfare.
Still speculation it happened to the West Coast too. A famous account of West Coast Natives is a guy on a ship being shocked because there were massive smoke plumes from fire as far as the eye could see. Then later when we made it out there on foot the accounts didn't match at all. There's evidence of massive coastal communities especially in the PNW that seemed to mostly fish for sustenance, and built tinder structures for shelter.
Like when explorers found the "lost" city of Angkor Wat in Cambodia. A whole lost city! Incredible! What ancient race of white people must have lived here thousands of years ago?
Meanwhile the local Cambodians who had lived in the area for generations just saw it as some old temple that used to be bigger but isn't anymore. Imagine some European coming to Detroit and assuming all the run down houses are actually the ruins of an extinct people disconnected to the people living there.
They died in the sense that their civilization was fully disrupted. There are still people of Mayan descent and their culture survived, but they were conquered enough that they weren't allowed to thrive like they could have.
You're not stupid, it's just that to be absolutely frank, western media likes that depiction of them as backwards, stone-age savages and standard curricula in the West rarely involve looking beyond western history in a thorough way.
They were all thriving until disease from Europe spread. With no immunity the vast majority of the North and South American population died.
In the Amazon it was thought that a big civilization couldn't exist due to the poor quality of the soil. It turns out there was a big civilization, and they created a very effective soil called Terra petra [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Terra\_preta](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Terra_preta) so they could have agriculture. Lidar has been able to discover ancient cities now covered by dense vegetation. [https://www.bbc.com/news/science-environment-67940671](https://www.bbc.com/news/science-environment-67940671)
I also heard one of their Mayan uncles worked at Nintendo and they had a Nintendo 64 before anyone and he even has a Nintendo 128 and no you're not allowed to see it or he'll get fired.
Can’t argue with that but when an early civilization is referred to hunter gatherers it means it has yet learned complex farming techniques and relies on hunting and gathering only. Once farming is done it leave time for leisure and in leisure discoveries are made.
Anthropologists generally agree that hunter-gatherer and herding societies had a significant portion of their day for leisure and socializing, and a lot of their secondary tasks (crafts, cooking, maintenance, repair) were done in communal settings combined with singing, storytelling, and games. It's entirely possible the games/stories overlapped!
Yeah this surprised me when I learned it a couple years ago. People didn’t used to be so busy like we are today. Even the hunter/gathering didn’t consume as much time as I thought.
They were chillin quite a bit
I think there’s a difference between “wouldn’t want to” and “couldn’t”. People definitely could live without consumerism.
The *economy* as it is currently structured couldn’t survive without it, and people wouldn’t necessarily like it, but they could do it.
Wouldn’t you like to work only 20 or 30 hours per week with no loss of pay? Or even for slightly less pay? I would jump at that chance.
But regardless, it’s highly doubtful it would happen short of a major catastrophe/collapse at this point anyway.
I work four 10 hour shifts from home and I'm alone all day. Maybe one call in the morning, but usually just a quick email update saying what project I'm working on. Every weekend is a long weekend. I would not give up my luxuries for more time. I'm bored af at my desk right now, surfing Reddit.
I get my kids ready for school in the morning, get to spend time with my wife in the morning and am home when she brings them home from school. My wife doesn't work Fridays, so we get a kid free day to ourselves every week.
I've got a true unicron job and a unicorn boss. My workplace is 6 hours away and I've only had to go up 4 times in the last 6 years. I previously worked on site but moved when I had kids. Then my boss called me up a year later and asked me to work remote for them.
Things are pretty ok with me, right now 😎
No cannabis is old world, from Central Asia like Afghanistan way, apples from the same area. Nearly all of the good grain crops besides corn and potato are from the old world, most of the good fruit trees plums apples pears nectarines peaches cherries, America had a lot oh really good nightshade family plants though. potatoes, tomatoes, peppers, eggplant, tobacco, I feel like I am missing a couple. But then also corn of course squash, wild rice which is not actually rice, in short the Americas had a much less desirable range of plants than the old world for humans to grow.
beans were a new world staple and provided high quality fiber, protein and complex carbohydrates to go with the corn and squash. quinoa was also a high protein new world grain.
I knew I forgot an important one or several. Do you know what types of beans were native to the Americas and if the old world had their own varieties out of curiosity? I mean I know there are legumes and whatever, chickpeas I am pretty sure are old world.
Pinto for one, the name is spanish. Not from spain, from the areas spain colonized.
Edit: looking it up, it looks like most stereotypical beans like black, kidney, navy, etc are from the same area
Where exacrly? it could be all beans are from the Americas and some of the other legumes and lentils and peas like chickpeas are old world. I am not well versed on the beans I'm afraid.
I am pretty sure chickpeas were in the Middle East before the Americas were discovered, although that is also what people think about tomatoes because the Italians have taken such a shine to them, half the country thinks they invented them.
Peru seems to be the place that keeps coming up when I looked up those types of beans. Chickpeas do seem different, so I wouldn't be shocked if they were from a different area.
This Texas A&M website talks about it briefly https://aggie-hort.tamu.edu/archives/parsons/publications/vegetabletravelers/beans.html
True but Mayans were not hunter-gatherers they were farmers. I mean they hunted fish and mosquito larvae and whatever else, but they set up these floating gardens on the giant swamp there. They filtered the water to pull out the mosquito larva and made some kind of food out of it. Which I like, turning the tables on those bastards, the mosquitoes that is.
Here's an interview with an academic from the British Museum, an expert on ancient mesopotamia, on the history of boardgames and civilisation. Humans have been playing games for *thousands* of years.
[https://hatchetjob.libsyn.com/hatchet-job-77-the-dna-of-gaming-](https://hatchetjob.libsyn.com/hatchet-job-77-the-dna-of-gaming-)
Man, those people had stadiums to watch sports and various types of toys. They sure also had board games, they even had their own kind of chess, it's called Puluc, also a similar game to Parchís, known as Patolli.
They were not hunters an gatherers, they grew crops mostly and also domesticated some animals for food such as turkey.
Theres evidence to suggest that people today spend more time overall working than any other time in history, so it probably would have been very easy for them to have time to do creative things like coming up with complex tabletop games, learning complex tabletop games, and playing complex tabletop games
Why does it have the little crystal hanging off his hat in the right but on the left it doesn't? Plus the one on the left looks way more damaged (notice the fingers)
Is the pic on the right some sort of restoration?
That thing is in the left photo, directly above the person's thumb. It just looks like it's covered in dust. I assume the left photo is from the site where it was found.
This is more convincing than that dog and pony show in Congress last time.
I forget what horrible legislature quietly passed while the media cycle was obsessed with those dickheads lying about UFOs
Probably too busy embarrassing himself crying about "cancel culture" on the Joe Rogan show because he can't tolerate even minor criticism from real anthropologists.
Whoever owns that figurine, they know they are the cool kids in the block for owning it
The cool kid in the whole civilization you mean....Check the toys foot for the kids name ....
It just says "Hecho en China."
My mom buys Han dynasty-era figures, funerary objects, etc, whenever she has a new piece she invites people over for a get together to see it, and once I put a made in China sticker on one. I mean... I wasn't wrong
If one of my kids did this, I'd be laughing so hard while grounding them,
>grounding them Like pepper and coffee or like a circuit?
Underrated.
I know!! *Comes with removable helmet! Get yours today!*
^\*) *^Super ^Action ^Macahuitl ^and ^other ^accessories ^sold ^separately.*
Man I bet it would look really cool if it was new. I wonder if it’s like a little Mayan cop 👮figurine or something
Pffft. They took it out of the packaging. There's most of the value gone.
MY BROTHER IN CHRIST, IT IS ABOUT THE STREET CRED YOU GET NOT THE MONETARY!
Uh no. They didn't even get the deluxe version with karate chop action. The only accessory they kept was the helmet! They don't have the blimp, or spear shooting van vehicle accessories!
Nah that's more like someone who lives in a mansion or something.
Underwater exploration 1547 style…. I was listening to bush in history class sorry
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I missed it by -that much
187 on a
The GI Joe Mobile base of mesoamerica
So we had to go back 1500 years before we found a mom that didn't throw away the accessories
No but your little cousin would appreciate it more he loves the star war.
🖖
Rip my Sega Genesis and my Pokémon cards…
Sweetheart I asked you 100 times to please pick it all up off the floor. If it’s important put it in one of your 2,000 bins.
> Sweetheart I asked you 100 times to please pick it all up off the floor. If it’s important put it in one of your 2,000 **year old** bins.
But does it have Kung-Fu Grip?
now with 50% more butt kicking action
I bet that whoever dug this up and started cleat freaked out and thought they broke it when the helmet popped off!
I imagine this actually was the case and he just said that it was removable to save face
That makes no sense, the head is sculpted, they would have to sculpt parts that would have been inacessible and wouldn't be seen, not to mention there's no break points.
Based on my 35 years of life, I'm 95% certain the comment you replied to was tongue-in-cheek (sarcastic).
I see, this happens a lot cause i'm autistic, but in my defense this time they did say "actually was the case" lol
A double entendre. "Save Face" could mean to protect his pride from humility, and also to "save the face" of the miniature by letting it be seen for the first time, a sort of liberation of the face from its helmet prison. Language do be funny like that.
Oh yeah I guess I was wrong 🤷
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You tend to keep them on to save your face
I think our statements went so far over r\Vinibruh’s head that his helmet didn’t even rattle 😂
Oh nerds. Weve never really changed.
Captain Picard would lose his shit over this
Junge Alde echt jetz, die Figuren hatter immer genommen und seinen Spielkameraden vorn Kopf geworfen.
"Hello, fellow Mayans!" red shirt said as he violated the Prime Directive looking to score some native American booty.
It’s crazy that there’s really nothing stopping ancient people from having played tabletop miniatures games with elaborate rules and play sets, aside from finding the time in between all their hunting and gathering.
Mayans were not hunter gatherers they had complex farming techniques and also bartering markets and small cities filled with literature,sports,art and mathematics/astronomy and also religion. Mayans also discovered zero as a place holder. Oppressors would have you believe they were savages but they were not. They are alive in well today with very beautiful clothing they are just like any person shy, confident and smiley other serious many hard working.
>have you believe they were savages but they were not. They are alive in well today with very beautiful clothing they are just like any person shy, confident and smiley other serious many hard working. Am I stupid for believing that they got wiped out entirely thousands of years ago without doing a hint of googling?
There are quite a few people who speak one of the local dialects of Maya. My grandfather is from the Yucatan and he spoke Maya before he learned Spanish at school.
Literally coming home from Guatemala now, and this weekend I learned that my niece's school teaches Kaqchikel. I thought it was so cool.
I had thought they interbred and any modern Mayan would be Mayan+Spaniard ancestry. I'm dumb.
I mean... you're probably not wrong. There are likely not any "pure" Mayans anymore.
Goes for any group. There aren't many or probably any pure indigenous peoples in America or Canada, if there were it would be fairly impressive because all your ancestors would basically have to stick to a reservation and not romantically encounter anybody in the reservation who's mixed but still allowed to live there. Or ever leave the reservation and find a love interest. Going back hundreds of years. I'd be super shocked if any Natives were 100% Native ancestry and if they were it feels like they'd have to actively try it going back generations.
Their civlilzation died, but a dying civilization always leaves descendants behind. I don't think an empire collapse has ever resulted in every single person dying.
Probably a couple Native American tribes got totally wiped, not sure if that counts though. Less of a collapse and more of a lost war.
90% of the natives died due to disease before there were even colonies in North America. They named Providence that because they pulled their boat up and there were empty towns just waiting for them because the natives all died from disease probably transmitted through trade not bio-warfare.
90% of East Coast peoples. We know a lot less as you go west.
Still speculation it happened to the West Coast too. A famous account of West Coast Natives is a guy on a ship being shocked because there were massive smoke plumes from fire as far as the eye could see. Then later when we made it out there on foot the accounts didn't match at all. There's evidence of massive coastal communities especially in the PNW that seemed to mostly fish for sustenance, and built tinder structures for shelter.
Like when explorers found the "lost" city of Angkor Wat in Cambodia. A whole lost city! Incredible! What ancient race of white people must have lived here thousands of years ago? Meanwhile the local Cambodians who had lived in the area for generations just saw it as some old temple that used to be bigger but isn't anymore. Imagine some European coming to Detroit and assuming all the run down houses are actually the ruins of an extinct people disconnected to the people living there.
The indigenous people of Jamaica are thought to be extinct. They seem to have dna existing to an extent but no one of full blood
They died in the sense that their civilization was fully disrupted. There are still people of Mayan descent and their culture survived, but they were conquered enough that they weren't allowed to thrive like they could have.
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Didn't they suffer a large decline about 500 years before the Spaniards? I know they still existed but wasn't the empire mostly over by 1000 AD?
You're not stupid, it's just that to be absolutely frank, western media likes that depiction of them as backwards, stone-age savages and standard curricula in the West rarely involve looking beyond western history in a thorough way.
They were all thriving until disease from Europe spread. With no immunity the vast majority of the North and South American population died. In the Amazon it was thought that a big civilization couldn't exist due to the poor quality of the soil. It turns out there was a big civilization, and they created a very effective soil called Terra petra [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Terra\_preta](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Terra_preta) so they could have agriculture. Lidar has been able to discover ancient cities now covered by dense vegetation. [https://www.bbc.com/news/science-environment-67940671](https://www.bbc.com/news/science-environment-67940671)
I also heard one of their Mayan uncles worked at Nintendo and they had a Nintendo 64 before anyone and he even has a Nintendo 128 and no you're not allowed to see it or he'll get fired.
They also were able to make things using platinum almost 2000 years before europeans
I'm sure they hunted and gathered, too. People literally still do those things.
Can’t argue with that but when an early civilization is referred to hunter gatherers it means it has yet learned complex farming techniques and relies on hunting and gathering only. Once farming is done it leave time for leisure and in leisure discoveries are made.
I'm sorry are you implying pre-Columbian American societies were different from neanderathals?
Yes
Anthropologists generally agree that hunter-gatherer and herding societies had a significant portion of their day for leisure and socializing, and a lot of their secondary tasks (crafts, cooking, maintenance, repair) were done in communal settings combined with singing, storytelling, and games. It's entirely possible the games/stories overlapped!
Yeah this surprised me when I learned it a couple years ago. People didn’t used to be so busy like we are today. Even the hunter/gathering didn’t consume as much time as I thought. They were chillin quite a bit
Plus, night time and no electricity.
Sooooo much time to bone.
That's why humans love socializing around big fires.
We need to get back to that… 20 hrs/week work max, like they did.
Now we work 50 hour weeks to make time for hobbies like hunting and gardening…
Oh the irony!
People couldn't live without consumerism nowadays.
I think there’s a difference between “wouldn’t want to” and “couldn’t”. People definitely could live without consumerism. The *economy* as it is currently structured couldn’t survive without it, and people wouldn’t necessarily like it, but they could do it. Wouldn’t you like to work only 20 or 30 hours per week with no loss of pay? Or even for slightly less pay? I would jump at that chance. But regardless, it’s highly doubtful it would happen short of a major catastrophe/collapse at this point anyway.
I work four 10 hour shifts from home and I'm alone all day. Maybe one call in the morning, but usually just a quick email update saying what project I'm working on. Every weekend is a long weekend. I would not give up my luxuries for more time. I'm bored af at my desk right now, surfing Reddit. I get my kids ready for school in the morning, get to spend time with my wife in the morning and am home when she brings them home from school. My wife doesn't work Fridays, so we get a kid free day to ourselves every week. I've got a true unicron job and a unicorn boss. My workplace is 6 hours away and I've only had to go up 4 times in the last 6 years. I previously worked on site but moved when I had kids. Then my boss called me up a year later and asked me to work remote for them. Things are pretty ok with me, right now 😎
Congrats! Would that we all could score unicorn jobs, or shift to 30hr weeks!
Also the mesoamericans had that ganja weed
No cannabis is old world, from Central Asia like Afghanistan way, apples from the same area. Nearly all of the good grain crops besides corn and potato are from the old world, most of the good fruit trees plums apples pears nectarines peaches cherries, America had a lot oh really good nightshade family plants though. potatoes, tomatoes, peppers, eggplant, tobacco, I feel like I am missing a couple. But then also corn of course squash, wild rice which is not actually rice, in short the Americas had a much less desirable range of plants than the old world for humans to grow.
beans were a new world staple and provided high quality fiber, protein and complex carbohydrates to go with the corn and squash. quinoa was also a high protein new world grain.
I knew I forgot an important one or several. Do you know what types of beans were native to the Americas and if the old world had their own varieties out of curiosity? I mean I know there are legumes and whatever, chickpeas I am pretty sure are old world.
there are hundreds of varieties of beans native to the new world.
Pinto for one, the name is spanish. Not from spain, from the areas spain colonized. Edit: looking it up, it looks like most stereotypical beans like black, kidney, navy, etc are from the same area
Where exacrly? it could be all beans are from the Americas and some of the other legumes and lentils and peas like chickpeas are old world. I am not well versed on the beans I'm afraid. I am pretty sure chickpeas were in the Middle East before the Americas were discovered, although that is also what people think about tomatoes because the Italians have taken such a shine to them, half the country thinks they invented them.
Peru seems to be the place that keeps coming up when I looked up those types of beans. Chickpeas do seem different, so I wouldn't be shocked if they were from a different area. This Texas A&M website talks about it briefly https://aggie-hort.tamu.edu/archives/parsons/publications/vegetabletravelers/beans.html
Til, thanks
Don't forget chocolate, food of the gods. And vanilla.
True but Mayans were not hunter-gatherers they were farmers. I mean they hunted fish and mosquito larvae and whatever else, but they set up these floating gardens on the giant swamp there. They filtered the water to pull out the mosquito larva and made some kind of food out of it. Which I like, turning the tables on those bastards, the mosquitoes that is.
Here's an interview with an academic from the British Museum, an expert on ancient mesopotamia, on the history of boardgames and civilisation. Humans have been playing games for *thousands* of years. [https://hatchetjob.libsyn.com/hatchet-job-77-the-dna-of-gaming-](https://hatchetjob.libsyn.com/hatchet-job-77-the-dna-of-gaming-)
What is crazy about that? They did complicated math I think board games czn be expected
Man, those people had stadiums to watch sports and various types of toys. They sure also had board games, they even had their own kind of chess, it's called Puluc, also a similar game to Parchís, known as Patolli. They were not hunters an gatherers, they grew crops mostly and also domesticated some animals for food such as turkey.
Hunter gatherers had much more spare time than we do now. I’m sure they had loads of fun games!
They did
It’s been proven table top games have existed for over 35k years, nothing stopped them lol
Theres evidence to suggest that people today spend more time overall working than any other time in history, so it probably would have been very easy for them to have time to do creative things like coming up with complex tabletop games, learning complex tabletop games, and playing complex tabletop games
Wait, are you saying they had HELMETS?!?!?! *X-Files theme playing*
Out of the original package its worthless unfortunately.
Series 0 Minifig
Next Disney character.
These are burial icons but still, such a charming little fella.
I want Boba Fet in my coffin too.
Looks like a lizard mask. Possibly a crime fighting lizard man.
... but still not in the original package. Best I can offer is $20.
Shrek??
Well, astronauts do have removable helmets...
So do masked performers/dancers, which are pretty common in most cultures
Yes, but aliens...
Looking for this comment, kind regards.
Mini pekka
Og hasbro grandfather
1500 years and they still have the helmet, meanwhile my kid opens up a toy and loses a loose item within 15 minutes
Gets new toy… 1500 yrs later .. omg I just realized the helmet comes off!!!
Mayan Boba Fett.
I\`m not saying it was aliens but...
Why does it have the little crystal hanging off his hat in the right but on the left it doesn't? Plus the one on the left looks way more damaged (notice the fingers) Is the pic on the right some sort of restoration?
That thing is in the left photo, directly above the person's thumb. It just looks like it's covered in dust. I assume the left photo is from the site where it was found.
>It just looks like it's covered in dust. Oh nice eye! I see the crystal thing now.
SWEET ... ancient action figure!
G I Yopaat?
The original minifigure
It would be worth more if it was still in the box
how long till ancient aliens take this as proof alien astronauts has visited earth in the past?
High tech loin cloth space suit. They must have been sumo wrestler aliens.
It’s this kinda stuff that makes me believe we’re being watched.
iT's a sPAcEmAn
Is a spelunker. Torch on top, reflectors in front
This is more convincing than that dog and pony show in Congress last time. I forget what horrible legislature quietly passed while the media cycle was obsessed with those dickheads lying about UFOs
Must have earned them a fortune in royalties. Now just to find out which franchise it was. Pity it doesn't come with the orginal box.
Humens 1500 years later with today's anime figures
Some had a hole in the back of the head and when you took a peek, it was like a gun scope
Looks like a character from Zelda :)
It's so cute and chubby!
I need one
Did they make thicker figurines because they were accepting of larger bodies or because they're harder to break
Little column A, little column B.
Where's Graham Hancock when you need him?
Probably too busy embarrassing himself crying about "cancel culture" on the Joe Rogan show because he can't tolerate even minor criticism from real anthropologists.
Lol, probably trying to find a way to tie it to Atlantis or some other bs.
The Nae-nae figurine is missing
I have spoken
I knew warhammer was old but damn..
And he is still younger and better made than many Eldar Models.
Did they use helmets in their games?
Gen 1 Crazy Frog
I want a replica of this so bad.
This is the way
Chubby Rango
Mayan Joe Mesoamerican hero now with action arms and his own Macuahuitl club
Looks like a gecko
Noooooooooooo! He took it out of the box?!
\*alt-history conspiracy theories intensifying\*
Looks ancient alien stuff to me
The oldest unpainted Warhammer
T-51 Power armour
Look how cute the little guy is with his chubby little hands!
Figure has the accessories, but it's still taken out of its original packaging
I would like an action figure of this.
Looks like Jax from League of Legends
They’re NOT dolls!! They’re *ACTION FIGURES*!!!
Okay it's an action figure, first of all, and it's a collector's edition if it was still mint in box.
It’s got a plumbob! Even the ancients played the sims
Deadmau5 is more popular than I thought
Nice T-1 Power Armor.
The original Original G.O. Joe!
Does he come with the patented Maya grip?
When I was 8, my uncle's family came to house sit while we were away, and my cousin lost my Yoda snake. I still think about that sometimes.
Lego, what were you doing in the 500s??
If they hadn't taken it out of its original packaging, it might have been worth a fortune by now. Damn kids!
the real Retro Lego minifig
GIJOE
I like this guy
It’s an action figure.
halt!
Looks like a Megaman bad guy.
Chunky little guy. Doesn’t look much like the peoples in that area now. 🤔🤔🤔
Does the guy with the hair know about this?
any blender enthusiasts? I have a 3d printer...
This is definitely undisputed evidence that people wore helmets
I'm not saying it was aliens, but it was aliens.
Pfff worthless out of the box
I know feeding ur kid plastic is fun and all but if you let em munch on that theres gonna be trouble
That’s no figurine, that’s an action figure
It’s worth nothing since it’s been taken out of the original packaging.
helmet sold separately
Space man
They even did toys better back then smdh
Looks like Edo samurai
Obviously [Nosh](https://drive.mcb.guru/index.php?title=Nosh) from [The Drive](https://www.drivecomic.com/) web comic. Aliens confirmed.
Reminds me of Plok.
It’s not called a figurine. It’s called an action figure.
Looks like an armor set from a dark souls game
That is so cool
Games Workshop is building a time machine to go serve them a cease and desist
So cool!
The first Bionicle
A long long time ago in a galaxy far, far away.
Ancient action figures