Lockheed C-141 Starlifter

Name (as shown on packaging): Lockheed C-141 Starlifter
Color Scheme: light gray with dark gray camouflage spots
Left Wing: star and stripes
Right Wing: USAF
Nose: 069, star and stripes
Date Stamp: 1989
NOTE: This is one of the double axle "bombers and cargo planes" jets with "DELES" markings instead of "FUNRISE."

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Kamov KA34 Hokum Gunship

Name (as shown on packaging): Kamov KA34 Hokum Gunship Versions: 1 Color Scheme: light tannish gray with darker camouflage spots Left Side: red star Right Side: red star Date Stamp: None Size comparison to other Funrise Micro Action aircraft

Identifying Funrise Micro Action Jets

Funrise "Micro Action" jets are often found mixed in with collections of "Micro Machines" toys. While similar in size and sculpting, the Funrise jets are easily distinguished from their Galoob counterparts: PAINT and DECO: While Galoob painted many of its jets in realistic color schemes they also used wilder patterns and bright neon colors to catch the attention of their target audience. Funrise did not use bright colors. Most Funrise jets primarily came in one of two realistic color schemes: green camouflage or plain gray. Galoob was also more varied and detailed in the deco printed onto their planes while Funrise jets have much simpler deco. Lastly, the tip of the front "landing gear" on Galoob jets is often painted black to represent the tire. This is never seen on Funrise jets. WHEELS: A quick and easy way to distinguish Funrise's products from those of Galoob is to look at the wheels. The wheel block on Funrise jets is always unpainted gray ...

Micro Action Space Shuttle Launch Set

The "Micro Action Space Shuttle Launch Set" contained 6 pieces: - NASA Shuttle Orbiter Vehicle - External Tank and Solid Rocket Boosters (all one piece) - Launchpad/Crawler - Truck - Tank Trailer - Boeing 747 Shuttle Carrier Aircraft The back of the package was designed to be a small "playmat" for use with the vehicles. The shuttle orbiter has opening cargo bay doors and can be pegged onto either the tank/booster assembly or onto the back of the Boeing 747. The orbiter/tank/booster combination can also be plugged into the launchpad/crawler for launch. The shuttle orbiter has no wheels and is marked "(C) 1989 MADE IN CHINA" on the underside. The left wing is marked USA while the right wing is marked NASA. The Boeing 747 has the double-axle wheel assembly and is marked "(C) 1989 DELES MADE IN CHINA." The left wing is marked USA and the tail is marked NASA. The tank/booster assembly has no manufacturer/...

Micro Action Jets - A Collector's Guide

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