Comments on The Dork Dimension: Retro Toy Review: Iron Winch Batman by Kenner

I'm sorry, but I saw this, and just knew it was ri...

2009-04-18T01:59:00.000-04:00

I'm sorry, but I saw this, and just knew it was right up the alley of this conversation. :D

http://shortpacked.com/d/20080305.html

Good review. I remember this was the line that he...

2009-04-14T17:41:00.000-04:00

Good review.

I remember this was the line that helped break me of completism. So many Batman variants...I think my ultimate Batman was the basic black suit Keaton, with the Iron Wing and batwing skiff he could ride from one of the later figures.

All of the Batmen from this line are solid, except the one with the power action and Batcuffs, because they are the same mold in

The Quick Change Bruce Wayne figure in this line i...

2009-04-14T02:01:00.000-04:00

The Quick Change Bruce Wayne figure in this line introduced me to toy collecting as a hobby. It was the first time I ever set out to purchase a figure for the sole purpose of keeping it MOC, just because it looked so sweet carded. Unfortunately, I was too young in 1977-1985 to appreciate the beauty of a MOC Boba Fett. :)

The sculpts on this line were incredible for their day. I find

Golly! Another Great Review! :) I'd say your sc...

2009-04-13T15:05:00.000-04:00

Golly! Another Great Review! :) I'd say your score is spot on as well.

The Winch was very fun! I used it constantly, and in the same manner....I'm actually pretty sure I choked out a vintage Beast Man with it as well. :D

Your also right about his blue color. Looking at your Bat Crew photo, It's easy to see how hard it is for him to fit in completely. Still a great toy,