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Kenner first released MASK in 1985 and I personally was hooked as I first discovered the toys and of course the animated cartoon series too. Alongside the first and second series of vehicles Kenner also released action figuredouble packs and adventure packs which would feature one character with specific accessories for land, sea or air. The popula...

Following the success of many nostalgia driven toy line releases such as Masters of the Universe, Star Warsand The Real Ghostbusters (to name just a few) we have yet to see anything MASK related other than comics and Matt Trakker featuring in GI Joe Figure lines in 2008 and 2017. This is a shame as it is a much-loved toy line for adults of a simila...

I have always wanted to pick up a few Kenner MASK Toys for my man cave but have never been quite sure where to start. I have even found MASK vehicles for sale at boot fairs but with pieces missing I was unsure how easy it would be to replace them. Not having a personal selection to share with you myself I decided to reach out to a friend who I knew...

As promised let’s take a look at the full range of MASK Toys released by Kenner from the mid to late 1980’s. How many of these did you have?

The first series of M.A.S.K toys includes some really memorable vehicles and probably the most widely recognised ones such as Rhino, Thunderhawk, Switchblade and Condor. Series 1 was a very strong start for Kenner.

The series 2 line follows on with what made the original releases a success. At this point Kenner knew they had a winning formula and there was no need to change it other than widening the range of transforming vehicles.

The third series of toys focussed on racing and stunt style vehicles along with the more less conventional sets that had billboards, pitstops and toll points transforming into weapons.

The split second series of vehicles tried something a little different with each vehicle splitting into two battle mode vehicles and each character having a hologram clone figure that could pilot the second vehicle. Sadly this would be the final series of M.A.S.K toys from Kenner.

Barracuda (with Bruno Sheppard and a Bruno Sheppard Clone) Vandal (with Floyd Malloy and a Floyd Malloy Clone) Wolfbeast (with Miles Mayhem and a Miles Mayhem Clone)