Sell your vintage M.A.S.K. toys
Kenner's M.A.S.K. line ran from 1985 to 1988, pitting Matt Trakker's M.A.S.K. against Miles Mayhem's V.E.N.O.M. Its little drivers came with everyday-looking cars, lorries and bikes that sprang open to reveal weapons or transform into something else entirely. If yours survived the loft, I'd like to see them. Send a few photos for a free, no-obligation cash offer.
- Free, no-obligation offer
- Most replies within a day
- Postage costs covered
- Paid same day by bank transfer
What I'm looking for
- Thunderhawk, Rhino, Gator and the other early transforming vehicles
- Third-series racing and stunt vehicles
- Split Seconds vehicles and their translucent drivers
- The Boulder Hill playset
- M.A.S.K. and V.E.N.O.M. figures, including Matt Trakker and Miles Mayhem
- Boxed vehicles, instructions and catalogues
- Missiles, bombs, guns, vehicle panels and other loose accessories
- …and everything else: loose masks, stray drivers, broken parts and half-complete sets are all worth photographing. Incomplete is fine.
How much are old M.A.S.K. toys worth?
There isn't a tidy price formula for M.A.S.K. Which releases are in the collection matters first: familiar early vehicles such as Thunderhawk and Rhino are always recognisable, while the later racing toys and fourth-series Split Seconds sets are seen less often and need identifying carefully. Boxed vehicles and original paperwork are also worth showing clearly.
Completeness and condition matter too. Look for the correct drivers, the translucent second figures from Split Seconds, projectiles and removable vehicle parts, but don't force a spring-loaded transformation that has become stiff in storage. Worn stickers, missing pieces and broken mechanisms are normal after nearly 40 years, and incomplete toys can still be useful. Photograph everything together and I'll put a firm figure on it, free and with no obligation.
How it works
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Send photos
A few group photos are fine. Take everything out of boxes so it's all visible.
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Get your offer
A firm cash offer, free and no obligation. Most people hear back within a day, postage covered.
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Post and get paid
Bank transfer the same day your parcel arrives and checks out.
Get your free offer
This enquiry is about M.A.S.K. toys
Takes about two minutes. No obligation, and I won't share your details with anyone.
M.A.S.K. questions
I've no idea which vehicles are which. Do I need to work it out?
No, that's my job. Photograph everything as it is, stray parts included, and I'll work out what you've got from the photos.
I've got vehicles but no drivers. Do you still want them?
Yes. Vehicles without figures, odd figures without vehicles and boxes of spare parts are all worth showing me. Send photos of what's actually there and I'll price it as it stands.
What are the clear figures and vehicles that split in two?
They're from the fourth and final Split Seconds series. Each vehicle split into two battle vehicles, with a normal driver for one half and a translucent “hologram” version for the other. Keep the clear figures and separated sections with the rest of the collection, even if you can't match them up.