Sonic Adventure 2: Battle Joyride Studios figurine on eBay..

[gr4yJ4Y]

I have a Resident Evil 4 figure of the chainsaw guy with a bag on his head (I can't think of the official name off hand) unopened. I never intended to leave it unopened all these years. I planed on opening it, but just never did for a long time until I got to the point where I thought it'd be better to not open it.

I see that it's not really going for much on ebay (not that anyone is bidding). I just don't have a good place to put it right now.

[Dasher]

Hmm, I still got the resaurus, Sonic, Tails and Knuckles, bought em when SA1 came out.

[Syntheticgerbil]

I once had an unopened Amy Rose Sonic Adventure figure (Resaurus line) that I stupidly sold on eBay for $35.
It's now damn near impossible to find and probably worth more than $100

Is it? I've still get the whole set (except skiing Sonic) in still unopened packages, but I've never been able to guess how much they're worth because I never see them online anymore.

That was just a guesstimate. Resaurus figures are impossible to find in their original boxes, not to mention the much rarer Series 2 line, so I imagine it being pretty expensive.

Haha, in a bout of getting rid of anything new having to do with Sonic, including games from Sonic Adventure and beyond, I sold a complete set of Resaurus Sonic Adventure figures on Ebay early last year and only got about 60 bucks for them if I recall correctly.

I mean they were opened (never keep toys in their package), I had to glue Big's hand back on, and various other nicks of paint were on some of the figures, but I was hoping they'd go for more than that considering how rare people consider them. Eh oh well. I did however somehow get people to pay me 30 dollars for used complete boxed copies of Sonic Advance 1 and 2 as well as battle. That was more worth it and took less careful packing to ship.

That skiing Sonic was crap by the way. It made no sense at all.

[Dr. BUGMAN]

I remember having a Sonic-themed RC car when I was somewhere between 5 and 8. The wheels had his shoes printed on them, is about all I remember about it besides, of course, SONIC emblazoned on the box and car.

The box art had a weird motion blur effect around the tires, and I thought it was water. Of course, being that young, I though it meant it was water-proof.

I wonder how much the thing would be worth today if I had taken care of it.

[Dasher]

Sonics never been good in Action figure form.

[Arcade]

Sonics never been good in Action figure form.

Yeah, he is better as a toy you cant move or it brokes...

[Wombatwarlord777]

Years ago, my friend and I discovered an old Sonic rev-up happy meal toy. We then proceeded to have him run through recreations of the Sonic 2 special stages, using his train set.

'Twas a happy, simpler time.

[Dr. Watson]

Years ago, my friend and I discovered an old Sonic rev-up happy meal toy. We then proceeded to have him run through recreations of the Sonic 2 special stages, using his train set.

'Twas a happy, simpler time.

Are you sure that wasn't a toy from Burger King though? As far as i know, Sonic have only joined forces with McDonalds twice, and both times it was in the form of Sonic X-based stuff, none of which were rev-up toys.

[Wombatwarlord777]

I don't know exactly where it came from. It probably was from Burger King.

[Malchik]

It's from Mc Donald's. They had AOSTH toys available in 93.

[gr4yJ4Y]

I thought McDonald's first Sonic series was based off Sonic 3 around the time the game came out.

[j-man]

It totally was. I got a pull-back-and-release Knuckles toy with a sweet Ice Cap Zone Happy Meal box.

[Yami CJMErl]

Hell, I still have the old Robotnik and Sonic toys from the S3 line! They're still AWESOME.

[FlashTHD]

I wound up with a Sonic, one or two of those Tails copter things (those two breaking a little too easy), way too many of Knuckles...and never one Robotnik >_<

[Shadow Hog]

It totally was. I got a pull-back-and-release Knuckles toy with a sweet Ice Cap Zone Happy Meal box.

They released those in England? I figured England and the US had different toys - as evidenced by, when I moved from the States to live there for three years, McDonald's running the Hunchback of Notre Dame toys in the UK, when I'd already known Burger King was running them in the US (completely different toys, even).

[Crazy Penguin]

Didn't Japan get them as well, but with the video game version of Eggman and not AoSTH's Robotnik?

[Haruko]

Whoa, some Resaurus figures finally popped on the Bay. I don't see them new that often anymore.

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[gr4yJ4Y]

Whoa, some Resaurus figures finally popped on the Bay. I don't see them new that often anymore.

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Hmm... a new poster posts a link to ebay auctions. I don't suppose you're the seller are you?

[Blount]

That Sonic figure is unproportionate as all hell. Knuckles doesn't look half-bad, though.

[gr4yJ4Y]

My brother had the Knuckles figure. It was pretty nice. It's probably somewhere in the pile of discarded toys in our basement now.