#Fort apache playset series#
#Fort apache playset tv#

With owners Jim McGough and Tim Geppert, 41 p. Right to use name Marx Toy Company and Magic Marxie for 12-inch figures, 46 p. Shahan notice of death (owner of John Wayne Alamo), 47 pp.

Gertz interview (president of Zorro productions), 8 p. Phil Collins (Alamo collection donation, 79 p. Western Town Miniature Motion Picture Set, 70

#Fort apache playset tv#

30Ĭombat playset (based on Combat! TV show), 80 pp. Rorke's Drift Storehouse structure, 49 p. Hood (originally identified as Hartland), 35 p. Von Steuben's Revolutionary War Camp, 60 p.

#Fort apache playset series#

Militia (2 nd Series for Churubusco Playset), 16 p. Public service figures and vehicles, 63 64Ĭomments from owner and sculptor, 63 p. 14Īnimals compared to Ohio Art and Tim-Mee, 23 p. Space trucks, from War of the Worlds playset, 78 p. 11Īlternate history of the western town (non-Marx), 70 Section A: Listing by Company Names and General Topicsĭavy Crockett Western Rodeo (photo), 34 p. Numbers page numbers shown for that issue assume PM’s normal style of startingĪ few exceptions, this list generally does not include information found in Most entries show the magazine issue followedīy a page number, but usually no page number is shown if the article covers I hope youĬlick here for: Section A: Listing by Company Names and General TopicsĬlick here for: Section B: Listing by Playset Themes (Having trouble getting this link to work! Scroll down and you'll get there!) If this is your first time using this index, there are a few notes justīelow that might be helpful in your search. (Many of us are now old enough to use all Sub-topics are in other colors, in an attempt to keep you on track as you I have also addedĬolors to help you during your search. Playset-related DVDs, toy soldier shows, and publications. General Topics include information on such articles as how-to techniques, interviews, Of course, listings of playset items by manufacturer name.

You can begin your search byīelow on either 1) Section A: Listing by Toy Companies andĢ) Section B: Listing by Playset Themes. Therefore, I have divided the index into two sections, both Using the index for purposes other than the 'playset theme'

Monk!) AfterĬonsideration, I decided that including the 'playset theme'Ĭategories made the index unnecessarily long and complex for people It was tooīig, and it was 'messy.' (Just call me Mr. FORT APACHE Playset Lot Native Americans Teepees Canoes Marx Lincoln Logs Wagon. However, this greatly expanded the index,Īnd somehow the end product did not look quite right. I add 'playset theme' categories so that, for example, aĬollector interested in a medieval theme could quickly scroll down to When I first put this index together, Rusty Kern suggested that Suggested improvements at I will be happy to make corrections. Please inform me of any errors, omissions, and This index was added to this web site in January 2010 and has since been significantly updated.