That Figures Podcast

06/09/2026

Check out this collection, which I found today! Wrestle Champs Chris' Collectibles

20/08/2026

Marketplace deal or Marketplace steal?! Check out the latest episode of the Podcast to hear the rest of this story and more on this month’s Mish Mosh My Gosh episode!

23/05/2026

Check out today’s haul. From to , to it was a huge haul today! Buckle in, this is a long one!

30/04/2026

We talked about it on the April episode of the podcast, now see Maty’s unboxing of the 1989 ToyBiz Batman figure!

01/04/2026

After much consideration and serious deliberation I have decided that it would be best to sell off my entire toy collection and move on from the hobby. Keep your eyes on this page for more information or reach out to me directly if you are interested in purchasing anything in bulk lots.

10/03/2026

Happy Mar10 Day! What’s your favorite Mario video game?!

02/03/2026

A long overdue Congratulations to the newest announced inductees into the WWE Hall of Fame, Demolition. Check out the latest podcast to hear about Ax’s LJN and how this photo came to be!

28/02/2026

In case you missed it, the latest episode of the That Figures Podcast dropped earlier this week. Catch it on Spotify or check out the Patreon page for the video version! Personally, this may be my favorite episode to date as we discuss the WWF LJN toy line! And speaking of WWF LJNs, take a look at this lot I just purchased. All will be for sale soon at Under the Bed Vintage and Collectibles or hit me up to purchase directly!

25/02/2026

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RIP to Tony Guerrero, the genius sculptor behind the first Masters of the Universe figures, who passed away 14 years ago today. Here are some quotes from He-Man designer/creator Mark Taylor about his friend Anthony G. Guerrero:

"My friend the sculptor Tony Guerrero was one of the best sculptors I've ever worked with ever. He was a friend of my father-in-law's... he did all of the figures, he did them better than my B-sheets. A lot of you've seen my sketches, they they are certainly not shy and Tony when he did them he took them even a step further. Sometimes I'd look at it and I'd go holy mackerel that's much better than my B-sheet."

"And the other important guy for the line was Tony Guerrero. Tony Guerrero was a historic sculptor, who worked at Mattel, and it's said that he also sculpted the first Barbie. Tony sculpted all the first figures himself, and he had that classical education about art and sculpture and he did an amazing job."

"I was lucky. There was a great sculptor. His name was Tony Guerrero. He had known my wife's family when he was growing up in Los Angeles. He'd known my wife's family before he and I ever met. When we met, I speak a little Spanish and especially slang. And we got along great. He would take my drawings. He took one look at him and he says, I want to take a crack at this. His boss didn't want him to. Nobody wanted him to. But he was a really good sculptor. So they'd give him some slack. And he started working with me and we started bringing stuff out. We started with the figures and we did something entirely different."