While Payton didn't necessarily make adversaries for their Little Green Army Men like Marx did, they did offer vehicles and troops in other than olive green which could serve as the 'bad guys'. This set has a tank with a gray hull but the Army guys are still olive green. In a later post I'll show some different colors.
Ed
Now here's a header bag set from my collection. The prices for MIB Payton sets is outrageous and I ended up losing out on several lately. I had bid over $100 each for several small bags which came up on fleaBay and got blown out of the water! This one however, managed to find its way to me and I'm thankful. It also was an aid in helping me to distinguish Marx from Payton howitzers because at the time I got this, I was still a bit unsure.
Ed
This Mastodon Water Squirter rounds out our McDonald's Australia lineup of Flintstones toys from 1994.
Ed
These salesman sheets are in my collection. Salesman sheets were a very handy tool for salesmen wanting to hawk their goods at a retailer. Instead of carrying around a suitcase full of samples, all they had to do was open their briefcase and pull out a few of these sheets showing what the company offered. If you look closely, you'll notice all the different variety of toys I've been covering since the beginning of January.
Here's a cool lobster-turned-lawn mower gadget from Micky D's Australia.
Ed
