How's it going everyone welcome back to another mask review today taking a look at the Venom vehicle vampire with driver Floyd Maloy this came out in 1986 produced by Kenner this vehicle is featured in season two and also carried over into the season three racing series. Floyd here also got a secondary vehicle that was introduced in the split second series. Unfortunately, we never got a cartoon to go with that toy line. So that was unfortunate, but really nice looking vehicle set here take a look at Floyd really quickly. Again, it's a what two and a half to three inch scale figure line and very nicely detailed again, you have some really good paint, scope work. I do like the fact that you can see some nice detail in his face. Sometimes you you don't get that with some of the other mask figures, but you can really see his snarl or his kind of sneer there articulation. As six points of articulation, I'm not going to go over it to heavily here. It's just it's in the neck shoulder hips and in the knee. So his mask stand right there is buck shot. And hopefully everything's showing up all right. I'm using a new camera here. So nice looking mask. It is one of the few that is not a true helmeted mask, but it is true to what we see in the cartoon. All right, bringing vampire here really cool looking touring bike. You got some nice chrome on each side and on the wheels stickers translucent windshield there and such. Doesn't roll very well, depending on the surface you have it on. As you can see, this piece right here doesn't give it enough clearance. So the back tire can't actually function. But if you have on carpet and all that, but you do then run the risk of scraping this chrome up. So there's that to transform it into its attack mode, push the black button on the back here. It's a spring activated mechanism. So push back the thrusters pop up the tail fins release the front end of the motorcycle. Then you just unfold the wings out and you have vampire in its attack mode, which is a interesting looking flying vehicle, but true to what we saw in the show except for the fact that in the cartoon, I believe it had twin cannons for the front. Other than that though. It does have a missile firing feature, but it's not spring loaded. It's just push on the back to launch the projectile. And it has two of these, which can be commonly missed picking this guy up on the secondary market. All right. And then see what it looks like on here. Now, unfortunately, the mass toys were not at least the guys who had motorcycles. We're not designed to be on motorcycles. So you had to kind of split their legs just a little bit. So over time, you're going to get some wear on these hip joints to the point that they could breaks or snap whatever. But to keep that in mind is over time. He's going to be bull-legged. And that's true with slide racks or vampire, even for, I guess you could say for firecracker because it had a motorcycle on the back. So, but that's what it looks like with it. With them on the vehicle. It's not a bad set fairly inexpensive back in the day. And I believe even today, it's one of those sets that you can get fairly cheap. And it's a good set. I did like the introduction of vampire, along with Hulu Lopez's firefly and all that. But that's it for vampire from the mask. So, Kennerline came out in 86 again. Thanks for watching. I really do appreciate it. If you liked the video, please hit the like button. Subscribe if you're not subscribed. Check out Plastic Fanatics right here on this channel 8pm Eastern Standard Time. And I will talk to you in a later. See you.