Welcome to UltimateToyCollections.Com, the site for collectors and fans of the legendary toys of the 80s! I’m sure everyone remembers their favorite character or toy line, but many people wonder where they can see these items. The concept behind this site is to bring all the different toy lines together under one umbrella for viewing pleasure and as a reference site.

Over the past few years, I have maintained DansJoes.Com, which is an archive site for the 3 ¾” G.I.Joe line from the 80s to present. Over the past few months, I have been contacting several collectors and fans who either own or have owned the items shown in each section. Without their assistance, this site wouldn’t be what it is today.

Here is an overview of who has contributed to each of the sections shown. I am still waiting for a few responses from several collectors, but if you own or have owned a large collection, preferably 95-100% of a specific toy line from the 80s, please contact me at UltimateToyCollections.Com@cox.net. I want to continue growing this site to include all the favorite toy lines of the 80s.

• The G.I.Joe section of this site will replace DansJoes.Com, which consist of images of my personal collection.
• The Transformer section is currently being worked on.
• The He-Man section of this site is currently being worked on.
• I’m still looking for collectors willing to help with the other toylines.

The best way to navigate through the site is to utilize the thumbnails above. Click on the thumbnail, and you will be redirected to the toyline that you chose. Also, once you click on a particular figure or character, you may be asked to run Activate X control. The reason this pops up is because of the roll over option I have on the images. I do this so that you can simply see the back of the card or box by rolling your mouse over the image. To see the front of the card or box, move your mouse off of the image. This has always been a popular option on DansJoes.Com, and have had many compliments on it.

At this time, UltimateToyCollections.Com is a site archiving the toys of the past. In the near future, I will try to add new features and possibly have a section which will keep you updated on any of the toy lines that still exist today, and are being produced.