Virtual Tour: The Michael Mercy 80's Toy Museum [PART 12] - Playsets Finale!

[@MichaelMercy]

Create your own toy museum at BIGBADTOYSTORE : bit.ly/2Ce3CuK_BBTS

[@DeterminedVeteran]

You have no idea how much joy these videos bring to me..... we grew up on values from our heroes ..... again thx you

[@MichaelMercy]

Glad to hear it, sir! Thank YOU for being a real-life hero. Salute to you! :D

[@gurtana]

Incredible, your collection is awe-inspiring, but your talk for closing the episode is absolutely the reason why many of us 30-somethings loved the 80s and seek out 80s cartoon nostalgia. You articulated exactly how I feel about collecting, despite having only 0.01% of what you have, I still covet what I do own because it's the memories and the sense of doing right in the world which inspired me and captured my imagination as a child .

[@davidfontaine8619]

Michael, this might be my favorite video yet. I watch these with the biggest smile on my face and your insight is wonderful. Had me with a tear in my eye toward the end until you swung the door back open and said you were kidding about goodbye. Thank you so much for sharing! NERDMASTE!

[@MichaelMercy]

Thanks David! The door is always open. Nerdmasté! 🙏

[@task_force_figures_games]

I'm late to the party. I just binge watched the entire 12 part series and I was in awe the whole way through. Thank you for the grand tour!!

[@MichaelMercy]

Thanks Byron, glad you enjoyed. 🙏

[@alsundayperry]

Thank you for sharing your time and 80'S Toy Room to us,it is amazing,I thought I had a lot of 80'S Toys goodness but Wow your room.

[@MichaelMercy]

Thanks! Glad you enjoyed the tour. Nerdmasté! 🙏

[@OldManTheseDays]

I love how you shot all the footage at ground level. Really accentuates the size of these things!

[@MichaelMercy]

Thanks! Tried to recapture the perspective of how they looked to us when they first came out. :D

[@edwardjacobs4042]

The battle is over but the war has just begun. Till all are won and one. Michael, thank you for taking us on this incredible journey. I can't thank you enough for bringing back some great childhood memories. I never had a lot of the toys I wanted as a kid but that doesn't matter. I am glad I had the opportunity to watch amazing cartoons and TV shows and movies from a decade that helped teach kids a moral lesson. Above all the friends we got to hang out with along the way is special too. You have a great collection of my favorite decade brother and I truly wish to call you my friend. I look forward to your next video adventure. Nerdmaste my friend!

[@MichaelMercy]

Thank you good brother! Nerdmasté! 🙏

[@creedb.9769]

Thank you Mike for this wonderful tour. It brought back sooo many great memories. I love your museum, and I appreciate your commentary. Its obvious that you adore these toys and the nostalgia as much as myself. Nerdmaste, my friend.

[@johnredmond8173]

Wonderful conclusion to the series,you basically encapsulated my entire childhood memories and feelings when you described what the characters actually stood for and resonated in you.Also that's a damn fine job you did on the Flag custom deck.

[@MichaelMercy]

Thanks John! Nerdmasté! 🙏

[@johnredmond8173]

Michael Mercy You're welcome. :)

[@JoeSelf1982]

I love this series, Michael! Thanks for sharing your amazing collection!

[@MichaelMercy]

Thanks Joe! Glad you enjoyed them. :D

[@thomasmeehan4581]

Thank you very much for this tour of your toy room, and thank you for the love and passion you use when speaking about them. I've always looked at my toys as art as well for the same reasons that you do. Looking forward to more of your videos. Have a great weekend.

[@MichaelMercy]

Thanks Svrazna! You as well! :D

[@tylerwhitley5964]

I have enjoyed watching this series! I wish I was born in the 80’s so I could have all these toys. This is probably the coolest thing I have ever seen.

[@tobyprestage3466]

Another awesome tour Micheal you truly are an inspiration to me just recently started to collect bravestarr 👍😎

[@MichaelMercy]

Thanks Toby! Nerdmasté! 🙏

[@thejmackproject]

I'm addicted to this channel! Loved the 12 part series... Amazing collection I wish I woulda saved all my Joe's from my childhood

[@MichaelMercy]

Thanks!

[@JeffBlazer74]

I watched all 12 parts in a row. Incredible series, collection, and production! The video production & narration made it even more special & enjoyable. You certainly captured the magic & joy of being a toy-loving kid in the 80s!

[@michaelakers6073]

Michael: I watched all parts. Thank you for making me smile and remembering some of a great childhood.

[@masterhoarder9118]

Just plain lovely!!! The Flagg brings so much memories as a kid! I had 3 Sky Strikers on it. 80s FOREVER!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@MichaelMercy]

Thanks! Yo Joe!

[@ShinobiEngineer]

Thanks for the memories! 👏🤓

[@shawnp4155]

This 12 part series has been one amazing trip that has sparked so many great memories and emotions. You've really helped put into words why we're all here. Thank you for opening your museum up to us and look forward to much more to come!

[@MichaelMercy]

Thanks Shawn!

[@pigoe09]

Thank you Michael for this amazing trip down memory lane...Also your production and presentation are second to none....fantastic work...i love it..

[@SgtRoxx72]

Spectacular video Michael! The kid in me still wants a Cobra Terror Drome, but the adult in me wants one too. I don't want them fighting so I better not try to find one lol. I love this video series, and your 80's Toy Museum sure is a magical place! I can't wait to see what other collections you have. Have an amazing weekend brother! Nerdmasté!

[@MichaelMercy]

Thanks Scott! Haha, better listen to both selves! Good luck with your hunt. Hope you can find one locally so you can check before you buy. Check those door pegs, they're often cracked or broken off and can't be repaired.

[@jordel2010]

Thanks for sharing, Michael.

[@schmidington]

You, sir, are as Noble as Optimus....as Heroic as any G.I. Joe,....and even more powerful than He-Man as you are the Master of many Universes!!! That was a great series and a wonderful trip down nostalgia lane for your viewers as well. Thank you.

[@stott32]

Thoroughly enjoyed the series. I’m not a collector, but loved the nostalgia and the enthusiasm and knowledge you brought to the clear love of all things in my childhood. Brilliant

[@MichaelMercy]

Thanks David!

[@Jiffypistol]

The following generation of kids were robbed of the integrity, courage, and honor we were taught through these shows.

[@nike80nl]

Brings back so much memories from my childhood, thank you so much 👌✨👌

[@MichaelMercy]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@nike80nl]

@@MichaelMercy every minute of all your videos 👌

[@pbailed8007]

Great series, it brought me back. Thanks for sharing your years patients and passion in your collection 👍

[@gregrandolph]

This is a fantastic collection, but I think your message was even more impactful, at least for me. Thank you so much for sharing both.

[@kenner7870]

Absolutely amazing and breathtaking collection Michael! I have watched this whole series 5 times now I think and out of all tours of 80's collection I've seen, yours is the best without a doubt. So much work, love and passion has been put into making this series. Thank you so much for sharing your collection with us and inspiring many of us, including myself! Greatly appreciate it!! ❤️👍👌

[@MichaelMercy]

Thanks so much! That means a great deal, glad you enjoyed them so much!

[@gavincooper3679]

What an amazing set of videos. A truly great collection. Thank you for the trip down memory lane and reminding me of a much simpler time. I will watch these over and over again. Thank you.

[@MichaelMercy]

Thanks so much Gavin! :D

[@thomasmeehan4581]

Haha, your videos always inspire me to rearrange/clean my displays. Thanks again man.

[@dalesanteford7432]

Very cool Michael Mercy thank you for the tour again I have the Ghostbusters playset the firehouse the Ninja Turtle sewer my grandmother gave it to me for Christmas and it brings back a lot of memories and the GI Joe Battle platform I use that for Cobra and GI Joe shows coming my friend may you have a great day

[@gazz_N7]

Seeing those play sets, you can't but be amazed at how lucky we were to be kids at that time. Granted not all of us had a Flagg or Omega Supreme, but that they were there in the toy lines we loved, compared to today...This was a great series of videos, and I admire your collection. If it were mine, I'd probably be in there more than I'd ought to be. Thank you!!

[@MichaelMercy]

Thanks, glad you enjoyed. :D

[@dude7175]

Thanks for the great tour. I just binge watched all 12 parts and really enjoyed the stroll down memory lane. It was cool seeing some of the toys I forgot about like M.A.S.K. and Visionaries. I loved both of those along with the big 3 and Star Wars as a kid.

[@isildur9]

Superb organization and especially presentation, both visual and spoken. Easily the best toy videos I've seen.

[@MichaelMercy]

Thanks!

[@thejmackproject]

I love the custom Flagg playset too definitely worth the title of crown jewel

[@Catuleba]

Hey Michael, thank you so much for this series. The tour was awesome, a real time travel, to a simpler time. One part was specially touching: when you showed the Bravestarr shelf. When I was 13, in 1988, my father spent a few months in Sweden, for work, and sent me a Bravestarr figurine, along with 3030. It blew my mind, because that toy didn't exist in Brazil. Unfortunately, a few years later, I thought I was "too old" for toys, and ended up giving them away. I regret that decision regularly. But, one day, I'll have them again. I browse e-bay every now and then and see some for sale. Thanks again man!

[@theklanch]

Your videos are great. When I watch them I kinda feel like I'm over at a friend's house and he is showing me all his toys or my parents taking me to Children's Palace (we didn't have a Toy's R Us until I was older) on my birthday and letting me pick out whatever I wanted. Those are some of my most cherished memories and man, thanks for putting a visual tour of a greater time, we grew up in an awesome era. Don't know what else to say except thanks again for the videos and all the hard work that goes into making this caliber of production.

[@MichaelMercy]

Thanks, love hearing that. Makes it all worth it. Cheers, good brother! :D

[@wrench1138]

Thank you so much for sharing. Your collection is amazing. Keep being awesome!

[@MichaelMercy]

Thanks Jim! Nerdmasté! 🙏

[@dekaranja]

Thank you for sharing this Virtual Toy Museum. The 80's and 90'swill Always live on in my heart. :D

[@comixrel8ted950]

Hi, Watching your uploads puts me back to the days of my childhood. I think nearly everything you put an effect to, I saw it that way playing. You have a wonderful assortment of toys. Love your uploads. Dave in the UK.

[@MichaelMercy]

Thanks Dave!

[@ivosonic7853]

Two words for this Virtual Tour: "Thank you!" Greetings from Germany! :)

[@OldDirtyCollector]

I wanted to save my comment for the last video. You have a great outlook on things and life. You have a beautiful collection. These toys have such a different meaning to a collector than society views them as. These videos were truly a great ride! Thank you for sharing your geekdom! From one collector to another keep up the awesome! 👍

[@MichaelMercy]

Thanks so much! Nerdmasté! 🙏

[@KevinMayle1974]

Such a well made series of videos!

[@MichaelMercy]

Thanks Kevin!

[@AndrewsOpinion15]

very good virtual tour: the michael mercy 80's toy museum [part 12] !!!

[@Pelaeztv]

Great museam. I would have liked to see more Star Wars toys but...your collection/museum is priceless...AMAZING!!!!

[@Tigervision98]

Thanks for sharing your awesome collection brings back great memories

[@MichaelMercy]

You're welcome! Glad you enjoyed. :D

[@ValkyrieMagnus]

Thanks for making these videos. I loved them all and eagerly looked forward to the next one.

[@HectorMartinez-si2xy]

Great series my friend! Great channel !

[@MichaelMercy]

Thanks Hector! :D

[@dennismckoy1747]

I enjoyed al the parts of your toy museum, brings me a lot of memories, COPS, Bravestarr, MASK, Ghostbusters, G.I. JOEs, HE MAN, all the cartoons, thank you for all the reviews and i like the way you make funny the videos.

[@svendmadsen3789]

Congrats on the great series and conclusion! I'm sure the visual tour run has been a huge reason for the uptick in your subscribers which is awesome to see. I'm glad more eyes are on your videos as they're really well done and deserve more credit. Cheers!

[@MichaelMercy]

Thanks Svend! Nerdmasté! 🙏

[@darktetsuya]

wow a dozen episodes basically encapsulating my entire childhood (at least as far as toys go) ... blows my mind all the toys I saw in the museum that I remember having... transformers, gi joe, a-team, he-man, thundercats/silverhawks, TMNT... I think the only one I didn't see (which I would guess might be in one of the side exhibits that weren't covered?) was Battle Beasts? loved that spinoff of transformers as a kid had a bunch of those guys and at least one of the pull-back vehicles. So definitely earned my subscription will definitely watch for more great toy videos!!

[@kazuma-kh5tx]

Excellent job!! I just found your channel not too long ago. I have a big anime and 80/90s cartoon collection. This goes hand and hand. Thanks for the adventure

[@davecardoza4762]

#MichaelMercy my friend, thank for posting these vlogs full of such wonderful iconic action figures thus, sending us through a time machine full of nostalgic moments from our childhood. You have made us happy and we thank you and appreciate the time and effort that goes into each and every one of your blogs. Nerdmasté!!

[@MichaelMercy]

Thanks D.C.! Glad to hear it. Nerdmasté! 🙏

[@dustycrosley486]

Ahhhh 'Saturday Morning Mercy'! Bummed that this series is coming to an end, but I think you are only getting started. Looking forward to seeing what I know will be more awesome content from you Michael. NERDMASTE!!

[@MichaelMercy]

Thanks Dusty! Nerdmasté! 🙏

[@TrypticOwen]

Great series!

[@MichaelMercy]

Thanks! :D

[@JusticeUS11Bang]

Dude your videos bring me back to good mementoes as a child in the 80s. Keep it up my friend.

[@WaterborneCamper]

Hello from the east coast (NB)! I found your virtual tour videos a couple weeks ago and just finished working my way through them. Thanks for all the hard work you put into this epic nostalgia trip!! I had a lot of these bad boys (TMNT, WWF, Ghostbusters, MOTU, Transformers, COPS). My toys were very special to me growing up, as well. I have a small collection of stuff I saved - but nothing like yours haha. They were the friends that you knew would always be around ;-)

[@pipharris3354]

once again thank you for sharing your collection with us i just wish i could afford a fraction of your collection

[@MichaelMercy]

Thanks Pip! Like I said in the first episode, I'm not rich. I just decided at an early age I'd spend my money on these things instead of alcohol, cigarettes, and drugs. In the long run, I feel like I made the right choice. :D

[@pipharris3354]

yes you did i focused on comics and now have my own comic store

[@danfrancisco49]

Excellent video! I really appreciated the camera work in this one. It felt like I was in a moving car ride at Disneyland weaving through a bunch of models and animatronics. Like a nerdy but much less annoying version of It's A Small World After All!

[@MichaelMercy]

Thanks! :D

[@AL13NM]

Amazing collection and video! Two awesome toylines from the 80's were STARRIORS wind up robots and WHEELED WARRIORS, simple yet great toys!

[@MichaelMercy]

Thanks! I had a Starrior when I was a kid, loved that thing!

[@AL13NM]

Had a few myself and the battle station, and one of the best things about them and also an 80's toy trademark, Mini Comic included! A Toy AND a Comic, NOTHING beats That! @@MichaelMercy

[@bricksandplanes2580]

Hey Michael this was an amazing video series!! I have a collection but not as this beauty!! Congratulations!! Love your channel!

[@MichaelMercy]

Thanks! Nerdmasté! 🙏

[@richardh8702]

your collection is awesome. I have alot of the items, I had forgotten about the skeleton with the moving ribs. I had that when i was a kid. the add on you did with the aircraft carrier is awesome. thank you for showing your memories.

[@MichaelMercy]

Thanks Richard!

[@richardh8702]

@@MichaelMercy you are welcome

[@elcowabungahe-man6156]

Great video bro Toy Collecting forever By the Power of Grayskull

[@SkyStarNova]

Just amazing bro! Great work, lots of fun. Keep up the awesome work! Nerdmaste!

[@MichaelMercy]

Thank you! Nerdmasté! 🙏

[@Nicopelli77]

Big thank you for taking the time and the work involved to making these videos. You collection is very impressive and displayed beautifully. Truly an 80's museum, look forward to the next video.

[@MichaelMercy]

Thanks! Glad you enjoyed them. Nerdmasté! 🙏

[@Nicopelli77]

@@MichaelMercy I just joined your Patreon, looking forward to getting caught up the previous exclusive videos.

[@MichaelMercy]

That's awesome, thanks for your support Nick! Nerdmasté! 🙏

[@MrCIAD]

Top shelf work as always, my friend! Sigh, you're such a bad influence...I'm here searching for Ghostbusters stuff now.

[@MichaelMercy]

Thanks! And I'd call that a good thing! :D

[@JMan1380]

Thanks for this great journey! Because of this series, I subscribed to your channel and man I do enjoy it.

[@MichaelMercy]

Thanks! :D

[@Redfoot138]

Great series! Binged all twelve today. Subscribed! I definitely grew up with many from the "Big Three" plus Star Wars. Some of my favorites (and I totally admit to having been fortunate and spoiled, although there always seems to have been that one other kid who was slightly more so): Some of my favorites: From Star Wars-- Darth Vader's Command Ship, Yoda's Dagobah Playset, Jabba's playset, and the Rancor Nabbing Jedi Luke from a bin of randomly assorted figures... He-Man: Getting Castle Grayskull From Transformers: 1984-- My very first-- Hound; Megatron for Christmas 1985-- Optimus Prime for Easter 1985; Jet Fire for my birthday; Constructicon Gift Set for Christmas 1986-- Seeing the movie in theaters (even though some jerk spoiled a certain death) GI Joe: Too much to recount. This was definitely my favorite line and what I played with and held my attention the most until Nintendo stole my attention away from action figures in 1987. Collecting these all over again in 2008-09. The only time I spent much energy collecting as an adult. Other random toys I enjoyed: Legend of the Lone Ranger from Gabriel circa 1980 Dukes of Hazard Indiana Jones and Thuggee

[@jimmyshelby5639]

My brother got the go Joe rolling thunder for Christmas when he was a kid. It took 2 hrs to put together. Good times

[@jimpatterson5841]

Fantastic collection. I was hoping to see Air Raiders... Some of these I never heard of. I grew up with only 3 TV channels. I think kids who were fortunate enough to have a satellite dish were more into these toys. I didn't get to watch GI Joe, Master's of the Universe and many more of these. I never had a single GI Joe toy. I guess that's what happens when you don't live in the city. Hope you include the AT AT, AT ST, and Ewoks tree fort! Thanks for the videos!

[@gozinta82]

Just finished watching your tour! Amazing stuff, Michael! Had a friend who gave me a bunch of Transfomers back in the day when he was 'cleaning house' and wished I still had them. I had the giant Purple and Green Scorpinok? I think that's the name. Also had the old school Jet Fire which seemed to be identical to the Macross VF-IS. The arm ended up coming off because of a loose screw that I could never find and I ended up loosing it during a move. I remember having a newer gen Megatron, but it came as a green and purple tank. Had one of the original sweeps, an Optimus Prime, one of those fish guys from the movie, and one of the really cool 6 in 1 decepticons (six changer?). I believe it transformed into a gun, a jet, a tank, a land cruiser, a flying griffon, and a bipedal decepticon. I forgot his name, but I wish I still had him. So many other random autobots and decepticons. Thank you for making such a great presentation with the narration and cartoon clips. It really gives it character and pulls you back into the 80's. I was so jealous of a friend of mine because he on the other hand, had toys from virtually every set. He had the playset from the Turtles, the turtle van, the blimp, the technodrome, etc. Used to break his ninja turtles all of the time, like by putting them in a cup filled with water, then putting them in the freezer over night to freeze. Then in the morning, I remember when I would go over to his place, he would drop it from the second floor and it would shatter. I'd ask him why he would do that, and he said his mom would get him another one. He would do that with all of his toys....his G.I. Joes, his starcom toys, his WWF wrestlers with the rink, etc. I was never able to get the figures I wanted, I got what I got because my parents worked hard for their money and like you, it put food on the table, clothes on my back and I was grateful for what I could get. It takes a lot of energy to maintain something of this caliber. Hats off to you Michael. Don't know if I have the ability to be a patreon tribe member but you definitely have my subscription. Thanks again for the great display of toys I remember so fondly.

[@TheLastarria]

increible. video . gracias por compartir esta maravilla.!!!

[@Whiteshell204]

*So you DO have a Toy Museum !!*

[@wheeljack0]

You have more rooms with other stuff? You have to show us. Your collection is like heaven for me

[@enriqueae7532]

Enjoyed this and all of your videos!!

[@MichaelMercy]

Thanks, Nerdmasté! 🙏

[@adhocmediacorps]

i always liked pairing the ghostbuster firehouse with the police academy headquarters

[@razumtazum3246]

Loved this series! (Though you look way too young to have grown up in the 80s-Must be all that clean living and Canadian air!) Seriously though, really appreciated the positive messages and I couldn’t agree more about the fun of Toys R Us and the imaginary adventures a visit there inspired.

[@xiaocatmaster3754]

You're a king amongst mortals

[@Andi_ch]

I really hope, that you have some good insurance... Still remember the face of my insurance agent, as I told him about my Lego sets 😂

[@richardvega5468]

Great show!

[@GamerMan359]

Dear Michael: I was at my local resale shop that i go to, and i find lots of good 80's toys, and some toys i never thought would exist. Figures of; KISS, The Matrix (The movie), and The Beatles. In addition i found the Ghostbusters 2 Ecto-Charger Pack, and other good stuff i didn't know i would find.

[@mikesmith2718]

Very great conclusion maybe a new series when you add things to the museum!!! Love the channel man

[@MichaelMercy]

Thanks Mike, glad you enjoy the videos!

[@johnr7279]

In spite of 29 years of service in the US Army, I was never into GI Joe. Nonetheless what you did with the USS Flagg was amazing. At one point, toys were considered worthless if anything was done to modify them. I think that's been changing for sometime and your lower deck is a good example of why. Makes sense that this is truly the crown jewel of your toy collection--super job!

[@diegoruiz8342]

Amazing as usual Michael!

[@MichaelMercy]

Thanks Diego! :D

[@mrt7775]

Amazing! Re-living my child hood. Amazing collection and as my son has told me and keep in mind he is 4, he said you had the bestest toys when you where a kid lol. Did I miss bionic 6?

[@javierdelgado777]

Awesome 👏👏👍👍

[@chrisdbiggs]

epic series!

[@gonzalogarcia8144]

I was hoping you would have the "Robotech" Colection, Thanks for sharing your collection.

[@djdresden242]

Great collection, man.

[@MichaelMercy]

Thanks!

[@subtopewdiepie417]

Love this guy

[@JuandeLepeGEEK]

amazing collection bro, you are big

[@BeingNow47]

Excellent Writing!

[@MichaelMercy]

Thanks!

[@subtopewdiepie417]

I was born in 2007 and I just love all the vintage toys I’m trying collect like you I just got my first few g1 transformers I got a Optimus prime devastator hot rod star scream grimlock and bumblebee and I saving up my money for a megatron and I have snake eyes and storm shadow in box

[@gabetheanimator6768]

Virtual tour at an end? No way dude.... so much more to see. We gotta keep this thing going. Even if you revisit things, there will always be another way of looking at it. I entend to support by patreon but never used it and I am so damn busy but I will make a donation soon with an interesting request! TTYS

[@gabetheanimator6768]

Ha! Comented too early! You got me.

[@MichaelMercy]

Thanks Gabriel! :D

[@vamprosmortimer5133]

just finished watching your tour series, a wonderful collection! I was wondering if you ever wanted to start on one of my faves of the 80s, Skycommanders?

[@hiltwo]

Epic conclusion indeed, you should make a trailer for this with Dark Knight Rises music! :D Glad you reopened the door, I will rewatch the whole series soon :)

[@MichaelMercy]

Thanks, enjoy the reruns! :D

[@hiltwo]

Thanks, I always do! :)

[@LastBastian]

Been binging you 80's museum vids, so awesome! So, we're all the Hot Toys and Marvel Select, etc... that you show at the end all yours too? If so, when are you gonna show some of that stuff??

[@buffyscave9329]

Another great video! I never saw G I Joe or He Man but did watch Thundercats when was very little and Power Rangers but my number one love was Star Wars and I always will be a massive Star Wars fan. My three big loves and passions are Buffy The Vampire Slayer, Star Wars and Dr Who :-) Awesome display you have :-)

[@MichaelMercy]

Thanks Ian! Nerdmasté! 🙏