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Tomarts Encyclopedia & Price Guide to Action Figure Collectibles, Vol. 3: Star Wars-Zybots

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This book surprised me in beeing very fresh and uptodate even though it was written 4 years ago, it feels as if it is truely is timeless and contains a wide range of toys even though I must admit that I for one thought that it would contain more info on the specific toylines instead it contained general information on the toys in general, which is a shame realy - there are some mistakes made in this book they are not everywhere but they are not hard to find either - recomended to toy dealers in generall but if you are looking for info on one particular series then you'd better pass this one by and look for a book on the topic in question

Titled Star Wars - Zybots; This volume actually begins with the rest of the Star Trek figures that weren't in volume 2. These books are eye candy for vintage toy fans. In these three volumes more than half the pages are in black and white, but most of the color pages are of the more popular and extensive toy lines. Here is a brief list of some(but not all) of the toy lines in this volume:

-Star Wars Vintage and POTF 95'-SOTE(color)
-Street Sharks
-Super Powers DC
-Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Vintage(figures in color)
-Thundercats
-Transformers Vintage(some in color)
-Who Framed Roger Rabbit(color)
-WWF Hasbro Figures(color)
-Wild West Cow Boys of Moo Mesa
-Willow
-Wizard of Oz
-X-Force/X-Men(color)
-Zorro

i have not bought the book yet, but i have had books like those, there good books all i am gonna say is try it, cause i am going to buy it when i get back from vacation, if u collect old action figures u know why i rate this book good, i will write a nother review after i get it. anyways give the book a chance its better than the Unoffical guide to Transformers,(dont get that one)its not worth it, so try this book out.i am sure u will enjoy it.