Here are some pictures of a few of them.
My original 1970s X-Wing and whatever the Earth fighter from the 1980s TV show Buck Rogers was called. I had a few of the BR action figures too but 20 years baking in the Arizona heat had even Twikki disintegrating into component parts after only a little movement.
The second G.I. Joe that I owned. Also from the 1970s. He was nearly the last of any of the 1970s Joe stuff that I had. At one time I had a similar Joe figure with orange/brown hair, Atomic Man (a cool Six Million Dollar Man rip-off), a jeep, an amphicat (sixe wheeled vehicle), safari set (with white tiger) and a submarine. The submarine actually fit the large joe figures and had a pumping device that allowed you to submerge and surface the sub. The only problem was the thing was huge so unless you had a pool or felt like risking it in a lake or pond there wasn't anyplace to use it. So I never really got a chance to use it. I do still have the "giant" squid that was part of that set.
This picture has my matchbox/hot wheels sized Eagle from Space 1999 next to 3 partially die-cast Shogun Warriors. IIRC they are Gai-King, Dangar Ace (standing) and Poseidon. Unlike the two larger sizes the small Shogun Warriors didn't have any working projectiles or special features.
I think this tie fighter is from the 1980s. The panels come off and the pilot used to be removable. I also have a die cast Millenium Falcon from the same time period that is in a lot better shape. The majority of the Star Wars action figures from that time period really kind of sucked, but at least they allowed George to get himself set up.
It was great for me because that was when Land of the Lost was big on tv.
