I’m trying to identify these two miniature green lightsabers.
They clearly belong to a small‑scale Star Wars figure line, but they are not LEGO.

Here are the details:

• Lightsaber #1: ~4.78 cm (~1.88 inches)
  • Opaque dark green blade (not translucent)
  • Softer, more flexible plastic
  • Blade tip is sharper/more pointed
  • Metallic hilt with a thicker sculpt
• Lightsaber #2: ~4.4 cm (~1.73 inches)
  • Translucent green blade
  • Harder plastic
  • Rounded blade tip
  • Slimmer metallic hilt

They look like they might come from Galactic Heroes, Fighter Pods, Micro Machines, or another mini Star Wars line.

If anyone recognizes the exact figures or toy line these lightsabers belong to, I’d really appreciate the help.

I’m trying to identify this small articulated piece.
It measures about 3.8 cm (~1.5 inches) and has multiple points of movement, as shown in the photos.

I’m not sure if it belongs to a weapon, droid, vehicle component, or a character accessory, but the articulation suggests it’s part of a larger assembly.

If anyone recognizes the toy line or what this piece is supposed to attach to, I’d really appreciate the help.

I’m trying to identify this small lava/fire‑pit accessory.
It measures about 6.2 cm (~2.4 inches) and has two holes that seem meant for attaching supports, flames, or other parts.

The bottom is marked “M&C Toy Centre Ltd.”, which is the company behind lines like World Peacekeepers, True Heroes, Soldier Force, and others, but I haven’t been able to match this piece to any of their playsets.

If anyone recognizes the toy line, figure, or playset this belongs to, I’d really appreciate the help.

I’m trying to identify this small heavy‑blaster/cannon accessory.

It measures about 3.6 cm (~1.4 inches) and looks like part of a larger weapon assembly.

It has a projectile‑firing mechanism. I tested it with a loose missile from another toy, and it actually shoots, so it definitely belongs to a figure or playset that originally came with its own projectile. It doesn't have its own fire buttonI just gave the tip of the missile a light tap and it shot away.

The sculpt is detailed and mechanical, suggesting it might be from a vehicle, turret, or a heavy weapon used by an action figure, but I’m not sure which line.

If anyone recognizes the toy line or what this cannon/blaster is supposed to attach to, I’d really appreciate the help.

I'm cataloging a loose Star Wars collection and came across this unidentified accessory. Here are the details:

• Size: ~12cm (~5 inches) long
• Scale: 3.75" (confirmed by comparison with other figures)
• Material/Finish: Gray metallic plastic, no color markings
• Description: Long staff/handle with a black grip at the base, and a complex articulated mechanism at the top featuring a square plate, a triangular/A-frame structure, a small wheel/gear, and what appears to be a claw or clip at the end of an articulated arm
• No inscriptions or markings anywhere on the piece
• Manufacturer: Almost certainly Hasbro, based on style and scale

It could be a sensor, scanner, communication device, or some kind of technical tool — possibly from a Rebel, Imperial, or bounty hunter figure. Any help, guesses, or leads on specific figures or toy lines would be greatly appreciated!

Thanks in advance!

Hi everyone,

I found this piece and I'm trying to figure out exactly what it is and where it comes from. It looks like a sci-fi weapon, possibly a twin-barrel laser turret or cannon from a space vehicle or a mecha/robot action figure line.

Here are a few details:

Size: It's about 4 inches long in total (I attached a photo with an inch ruler for scale).

Material/Finish: Plastic with a metallic silver/pewter wash paint job with a lot of molded tech details on the circular underside.

Movement: The main block gun part sits on a circular base plate.

Does this look familiar to anyone? Any help, franchise guesses, or specific toy line leads would be greatly appreciated! Thank you!"

Looks familiar but just can't place what they went to.

The collective wisdom of Reddit might be my only hope! My daughter lost her favorite stuffed animal and after five nights of heartbroken bedtime tears, I’m desperate to replace him. Unfortunately I don’t have many photos because she only recently became attached- but it was extreme once she did. Please help me figure out the manufacturer and variant so I can find a replacement!

What I know:
Stuffed lamb, approximately 12–13 inches long
Floppy limbs, slightly weighted feel
Shaggy/stringy (like loose yarn or fringe texture)
Cream/off-white body
Dark brown hooves/feet
Blue tag sewn into the back seam near the base
No accessories (in one photo he has a little cape, but that was added at home)

What I might know:
My daughter swears he has sand in him. I’m not sure if that’s accurate, but figured worth mentioning!

What I’ve already ruled out:
Jellycat Bashful Lamb
Jellycat Fuddlewuddle Lamb
Jellycat Smudge Lamb
Jellycat Wumper Lamb (but the appearance is super close!)
Jellycat Muffin Lamb
Jellycat overall?

Photos are attached, but they’re clearly not great since Google keeps returning pictures of chihuahuas when I try to image search him. 🤦‍♀️

Please help me find this camera-shy lamb!🤞🐑

ETA: He was a gift when she was born, so I’m assuming circa 2020-2021.

Hello all,

This is my beloved stuffed duck named Quackers, my grandmother got her for me for Easter somewhere between 2000 and 2004.

Been trying to ID her for years without luck. Any help is greatly appreciated.

Any tags are long gone and my grandmother passed back in 2006.

This duck would've been sold in the USA near Baltimore Maryland as that's where my grandparents lived.

Thanks in advance for any help!

My cat absolutely loved this ball and would play fetch with it. It has a bell on the inside and small bumps around the outside of the ball - can anyone identify the ball and where to buy it as I’ve looked everywhere and can’t find anything. Thank you!

Picked this up in a part lot recently, thought it looked really cool but can’t identify it, any help appreciated

I remember a long time ago having this toy that was of a t. rex or some dinosaur like that was swimming in some liquid. it was sorta like those liquid motion drift toys. I cannot remember the color of the liquid but I think it was yellow or green. I made a drawing depicting what It may have looked like. I cannot remember if it had handles or buttons on the side. It was maybe around the size of a small book or an ipad mini. I had this toy between 2006-2013.

btw I did not draw the t. ex; it’s from https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Tyrannosaurus_Rex_colored.png

Hi! I'm trying to identify a beloved childhood toy I lost in 2016 and would love to find a replacement. I’ve included the only photo of the toy I have.

What I'm looking for:

- Beige/tan bunny stuffed animal with shaggy/tousled fur (not smooth plush)
- Wearing a blue/periwinkle knitted sweater
- On the sweater there is a 3D pink bunny appliqué, the ears of the little pink bunny actually stuck out/protruded from the sweater surface (not just flat embroidery)

Timeline:

- Purchased somewhere around 2007–2008 around California USA
- Lost in 2016

Any help is massively appreciated! This is a beloved childhood toy that meant a lot to me!

They look like Mazinger or similar mechas, but I can’t seem to find an exact match.

I have a loose 3.75" Rodian figure marked ©1999 LFL, made by Hasbro (China). It's an adult Rodian, slender build, brown tunic, belt, light pants with wrapped boots, holding a small blaster in the right hand.

I've already ruled out:

• Greedo (POTF2 and Episode I versions, but wrong outfit/sculpt)
• Wald (the child version from TPM, and no adult Wald was released as a carded figure)
• All Episode I Cinema Scenes, 2-packs, and multipacks, no Rodian found
• GalacticFigures and Rebelscum archives... then, no match

The year stamp points clearly to the Episode I Collection era (1999), but this figure doesn't appear in any checklist I've found. Could be an accessory set pack-in, a foreign/regional release, or simply something not well documented.

Photos: front, back, and foot stamp (©1999 LFL / Hasbro China).

Any help is appreciated!

I remember there being 2 detachable parts. one for the hair and another for the pants. I want to see if there's a specific name for these

I’m trying to find any information on a specific Best-Lock construction toy set that was sold around 2005–2010. I managed to find one image of the box it came in, however the quality isn't the best and I have no list of pieces nor instructions, but I really want to be able to rebuild it correctly. Has anyone had or still has this set or any pictures/instructions of it?

I've tried typing what's on the tag and searching the bar code but im getting nowhere. Does anyone know what I can search on Google to find out more about this toy?

Can you help me identify the figure that uses this item: single strand force lightning effect, blue, ~7.5cm, star-burst tip.

I don't know if the two I have are together in the same action figure or if this collection had two figures with one "strength effect" each.