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Fuerza-T toys were manufactured by Top Toys in Argentina. In 2002/2003 they created a bunch of familiar looking, yet brand new figures using the original molds of the old 80's MOTU line. | |
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With enlarged molds a group of figures from the 200x MOTU line was 'upgraded' by a Chinese bootleg company. Most figures stand about 8 inches tall (as compared to the 6 inch original figures), have larger weapons and have ball joint heads. The cards were recreated from the original artwork, but feaured an all new MOTU logo on the front. | |
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The French based toy store produced two custom figures. Both classic Evil Horde females. These cutom toys came in very limited editions and are only for fans with a lot of cash. | |
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In 2010 Barbarossa Art created a limited run of three bootleg figures, all in the classic line. | |
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The Japan based company Musashi Toys had the ambitious plan to make a whole new MOTU based bootleg toy line, consisting of figures that were never made in the classic Masters Of The Universe toy line. The line was called 'Eternia - The Adventures Continue' and in 2008 Musashi Toys released three different 'Hordesmen' (basically recolored Horde Troopers), complete with a newly produced mini comic. After that first batch of releases the company imploded when a designer quit. The card backs of the Hordesmen only give a glimpse of what could have been. | |
