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ARGOS CATALOGUE AUTUMN/WINTER 1989

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Closing the 1980s, Micromachines doubled down with a decent spread. 🎶Thundercats are on the move, Thundercats have been cut loose! 🎶 Bye bye Lion-o. No more Thundercats, but Transformers STILL going very strong. MOTU gets re-released under new HE-MAN banner. Mattel produced these figures to co-incude with “The New Adventures of He-Man” Cartoon, which was a little bit bland for my tastes. Check out “My Pet Monster”! I think I've worked out why they are so rare to find nowadays, at £28.75 I’m not sure many people would of bought them! Did you know there was a cartoon series to go with plush toy? Check out YouTube, it has all the episodes. And... BOGLINS! Man they were so good.

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