M.A.S.K. Thunder Hawk with Matt Trakker Review! Mask 1985 *Kenner*

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M.A.S.K. is one of my absolute favorite Action Figure lines of all-time, and what better way to kick off my M.A.S.K. reviews then with the Iconic 1985 Matt Trakker and Thunder Hawk!
M.A.S.K. is one of those toy lines that came out of one of the greatest years in Action Figure History. 1985.
Join me in this in depth review of one of the greatest Toys ever made.
Time Stamps:
The Accessories 3:35
Articulation 4:55
Up Close 8:27
The Verdict 14:26

[@jordel2010]

Thunder Hawk was the first of only three MASK vehicles I got back in the day. I loved it, was definitely among my favorites growing up; the details like the rubber tires, the stickers (art so very much of its time), the seatbelts (which were very much a necessity to hold the figures in place, especially while on flight mode)... Curiously enough, while I had it, the only item I lost was precisely one of the bombs. Where I grew up, all Kenner toy lines were usually more expensive than the ones from their competitors; as result, I didn't end up getting that much of a lot of Kenner stuff while growing up when compared to say Mattel's MOTU or Hasbro's GI Joe. It's a bit disheartening to find out MASK toys these days are as expensive or even more than back in the day to get.

[@JayBartlett1975]

MASK was expensive back then, and even more so now agreed. I compare it to Lego prices new. You lost one bomb too, crazy. Thunderhawk still to this day is one of the most iconic toys in my collection, and one that I cherish. Thank you very much for watching!

[@nathanbarger3449]

It would be nice if I had kids or step kids to share these toys with and pass them on down to them someday.

[@BlackArroToons]

The smaller scale of the figures at 2.5" tall and the vehicles of M.A.S.K. is an awesome thing IMO. While this was the last action figure line that I grew up with, it was my all time favorite. Thanks for reviewing it. I wish more figures were this small in scale. M.A.S.K. has been mostly forgotten by Kenner/Hasbro these days, even them passing up on a potential film. Please create a new M.A.S.K. series, Hasbro/Kenner.

[@JayBartlett1975]

MASK went well with Dino Riders but I found myself hardly ever "mixing up" MASK. WHen I played with MASK, it was just MASK because I loved the show so much. Most other lines I played with all together

[@BlackArroToons]

@@JayBartlett1975 That's true, MASK and Dino Riders were self-isolated lines due to the figure/vehicle sizes. The TV series thankfully has 75 episodes to watch. Great animation and style. If it weren't for TBob, Scott would be a goner many times. I imagine Scott would eventually be MASK's new leader. Miles was ruthless as Venom's boss.

[@corbralang1351]

Brings me back! Great stuff!

[@JayBartlett1975]

Thank you brother!

[@diegocanale1124]

So many memories! This is the coolest MASK vehicle and the only i ever asked my parents to buy me. It was hard to get in shops (often sold out) and I finally got it xmas '87. Before that i got Venom Jackhammer (which was awesome) xmas '86 and Hondo's Firecraker for my birthday spring '87. Here in Europe these toys were available later than in US. Unfortunately, i no longer have these toys. I played so much with them they lasted only a few years :XD How much were they retailing in US back in the day?

[@JayBartlett1975]

Hello mate! Thanks for taking the time to comment on my video. Pricing I'm not 100% sure. What I do know is they reminded me of Lego pricing in that they were always expensive. And now even more so. MASK is one of the greatest toy lines in toy history. Thunderhawk, Bouldar Hill, and Rhino are my favorites. Thank you for sharing!

[@dsanchez9703]

I remember this figure set it was super cool I was 11 years old

[@JayBartlett1975]

.....and now still lol

[@dsanchez9703]

@@JayBartlett1975 hell yeah!