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The Fisher-Price Adventure People
were a line of toys produced from the mid 1970s to the early 1980s. The sets consisted of 3 1/2 inch high
figures, vehicles, and equipment sold in boxes and on cards. The toys were designed for older children to use their
imaginations and create their own adventures. The motto was "The Adventure People: Where you make up the stories!".
There were over 50 sets produced including the carded figures, and many have become very collectible and highly sought after.
There is no doubt that Adventure People collectors love the original boxes!
This page was created by a few
dedicated members of the Fisher-Price Collectors Club who amongst them had just about every set in the original box! We thank them
for taking the time to share their collections!
Below is a list of all the Adventure People sets, plus all the illustrated carded figures arranged by set number.
The set numbers range from #303 to #399. There are variations and part substitutions that we don't mention since
it's too time-consuming to get into that level of detail, but it should serve OK as a rough guide!
These Adventure People webpages are hosted on 2 different sites run by
the Fisher-Price Collectors Club: on our official webpage www.fpclub.org and
also on our sister site at www.fpadventuretoys.com.com.
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| 1. Set #303: Rescue Truck |
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| Years Made: 1975 to 1978 |
Number of Pieces: 5 |
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Description: This 5-piece set includes: White truck with red bucket, green stretcher, green air pack,
blue man with red fire hat with a green cross, blue woman with yellow hair. This is an older set but still easy to find the
vehicle and figures. The truck has a red button that makes a whirling noise like a siren, but often it doesn't work.
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Box: This set was sold in stores in at least 3 different types of boxes:
a blue square box (earliest and very rare); a blue box with a clear front (pictured in photo); and the classic
tan box. The 2 blue box versions say "Adventure Series".
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Figure Names: blue man is Tom; blue woman is Nancy (names appear on the back of the tan box, plus
in printed promotional ads).
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| 2. Set #304: Safari |
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| Years Made: 1975 to 1978 |
Number of Pieces: 19 |
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Description: A huge set with many pieces! 4 figures include: man in tan clothes with a brown hat, brown hair and mustache;
woman in yellow with brown hair; blond girl in green clothes; and boy in blue with brown hair and shoes. Parts
include: safari jeep, safari trailer, brown bench seat, brown over-the-shoulder camera, dark gold cloth fence, yellow net,
brown ladder, 2 white cages, red pop-up tent, gorilla, giraffe, lion, tiger and zebra. This set was produced in big
numbers so it's not hard to find a majority of the bigger parts. The hard-to-find pieces include the camera, ladder,
bench, fence and net.
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Box: In stores, this set was sold in 2 different boxes that we know of: a blue box with
a clear front; and the classic tan box with a clear front. The blue box is the earlier and
rarer of the 2 boxes. Both sets had a styrofoam insert inside the box to hold the pieces.
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Figure Names: The blue box makes no mention of names. The tan box lists the following:
Tan man is Jim; green daughter is Jenny; and blue boy is Johnny. The yellow woman is just called "Mom".
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| 3. Set #305: Rescue Copter |
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| Years Made: 1975 to 1980 |
Number of Pieces: 4 |
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Description:
4 piece set. 2 figures include: African-American male pilot in yellow suit with white helmet;
male pilot with lighter skin in yellow suit and white helmet;
white helicopter with 4 blades and a blue "grabber" on the bottom; small yellow raft.
The earlier sets had both pilots wearing long sleeves; later sets had them both in short sleeves.
The longer sleeve versions are harder to find.
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Box: As far as we can tell, this set was sold in stores in 4 different boxes! This is the
most of any set. The boxes include: the earliest blue square box (no clear window);
the blue box with the clear front; the tan box with the clear front; and an illustrated box
(that shows primarily sky and clouds) with a clear front. The square blue box is so rare that most
collectors don't even know it exists. The illustrated box is very rare as well. The photo here shows
the clear-front blue box and the tan box.
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Figure Names: Jess (African-American pilot) and Roger (lighter-skinned pilot).
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| 4. Set #306: Daredevil Sports Plane |
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| Years Made: 1975 to 1980 |
Number of Pieces: 2 |
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Description:
2 pieces: one male pilot in yellow; and one red or white airplane with a 3-blade propeller.
The pilot came in 3 variations: the oldest pilot had yellow clothes with a blue helmet with white visor; the later and most
common version had yellow clothes with long sleeves with a blue hat with headphones;
and a rarer later version had the pilot in yellow clothes with short sleeves and blue hat with headphones.
The red plane and the white plane seem to be pretty equal in numbers; neither is more rare than the other.
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Box: In stores, this set was sold in 3 different boxes that we know of: a blue box with
a clear front; the classic tan box; and an illustrated box with a sky and clouds design. The
blue box is the rarest to find.
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Figure Names: Jack (the back panel of the tan/illustrated box lists Jack as his name)
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| 5. Set #307: Wilderness Patrol |
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| Years Made: 1976 to 1979 |
Number of Pieces: 10 |
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Description: This 10 piece sets includes 3 figures, 1 dog, 3 vehicles, 2 sleeping bags and a rope with hooks.
The figures are: man with red shirt, beard and black pants (also sold in the #351 Mountain Climbers set); man with
orange hat with earphones, brown shirt and blue pants, and male ranger in green with a tan hat. The green ranger had 2
variations - one had a smoother shirt and brown hat, and one had a tan hat, rounder face and ridges on his shirt
(more common; shown in the photo). The dog is a brown and white collie (also sold in a Fisher-Price Dollhouse Decorators Set). The
sleeping bags are usually tan but blue was also possible. Also had a yellow plane, green ATV vehicle and pontoon boat.
Rope with hooks were usually yellow and black but could be other colors like red.
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Box: As far as we know, this set was only sold in a tan box in stores.
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Figure Names: The man with the brown shirt and blue pants is Greg; the ranger dressed in
dark green is Scott; and the man in the red shirt and black pants is (appropriately) named Red;
The collie even has a name - Scout!
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| 6. Set #308: Super Speed Racer |
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| Years Made: 1976 to 1979 |
Number of Pieces: 2 |
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Description:
2 pieces: Red or white race car sold with one figure. The white race car has #88 on it, and
the red race car has #33. Driver has a yellow jumpsuit with red stripes wearing a white
helmet with a green visor and brown shoes. The driver has 2 versions - in the older version, the driver has
bell-bottom pants with small brown shoes; newer version has more narrow pants with larger brown shoes.
Both color race cars seem equally produced (one never seemed more rare than other).
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Box: As far as we know, this set was only sold in a tan box in stores.
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Figure Names: Buzz (the tan box calls him Buzz on the back panel)
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| 7. Set #309: TV Action Team |
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| Years Made: 1976 to 1977 |
Number of Pieces: 17 |
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Description:
This set includes 3 figures, 1 van, one hand-held gray camera, one large black camera, microphone with pack,
3 yellow ropes, and a 7-piece gray and black tower. The 3 figures include: woman with white shirt, orange skirt and
black hair; man in white clothes and reddish hair with earphones; and man with red pants, gray hair and white shirt.
The microphone and hand-held camera are hard to find. The ropes are to be used like wires to connect the
cameras to the van. The 3 figures are unique to this set. The set was not in
production for long, around 2 years only.
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Box: As far as we know, this set was only sold in a tan box in stores.
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Figure Names: The female reporter is Carole (with an "e" on the end); the man in white with
reddish-brown hair with a headset is Kirk; and the older man in red pants has no name listed (poor guy!). These
names are listed on the back of the tan box.
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| 8. Set #310: Sea Explorer |
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| Years Made: 1976 to 1980 |
Number of Pieces: 9 |
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Description:
Set consists of 2 figures, large blue and white boat, smaller yellow boat, dolphin, orange skis, orange and yellow
tow rope, 2 orange scuba tanks. Figures include: man with brown hair in a yellow bathing suit; woman in
yellow bathing suit with brown hair. At least 2 versions of the dolphin exist: either a mostly blue version or a
blue and white one. Figures were unique to this set.
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Box: This set came in 2 different boxes: the original tan box, and then later an illustrated box.
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Figure Names: The man is Doug; the woman is Mary.
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| 9. Set #312: Northwoods Trailblazer |
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| Years Made: 1977 to 1981 |
Number of Pieces: 9 |
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Description:
Set has 2 figures, gray canoe, 2 orange paddles, orange motor, blue cloth tent, orange tent poles, and a jeep.
Figures include: man with tan skin wearing a white shirt, green pants, black boots and red hat; man with brown
shirt, gray hair, tan pants and brown boots. The jeep could be of 2 variations: yellow-bodied jeep with orange seats and
an orange undercarriage; or an orange-bodied jeep with yellow seats and a yellow undercarriage. The jeep also has
a circular logo with a mallard duck and fish.
The gray canoe could also have the circular logo on it - this variation is rather
rare and some collectors go nuts for it! The tent color has at least 2 variations - we seen light blue or dark blue.
Of the two variations of the jeep, neither seems more rare than the other.
Overall collectors tend to really like this set, a nostalgic favorite!
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Box: This set was sold in 2 different boxes: the classic tan color box, and an
illustrated box.
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Figure Names: The older man in the brown shirt and tan pants is Brad; the man in the red
hat with the white shirt and green pants is Hawk. The collector universe generally accepts the
premise that Hawk is native American.
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| 10. Set #318: Daredevil Sport Van |
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| Years Made: 1978 to 1982 |
Number of Pieces: 9 or 10 |
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Description: A very popular set!
Set has 2 figures, one blue/black motorcycle, one blue canoe, parachute with connected harness, bike rack,
blue paddle, green van, yellow storage bag for parachute, and shag carpet. The figures include: man with
bendable knees, red shirt, tan pants and blue helmet; man with yellow shirt, red helmet, and blue pants.
At some point, Fisher-Price ran out of the man with the yellow shirt, so the
figure from the #354 Skydiver set
(man in all-white with blue stars and red helmet) was substituted in many later-produced sets.
The shag carpet was only included in the earliest sets made; it was omitted later (the earlier tan box set mentions the
carpet, but the later-made illustrated box does not). The bike rack is very hard to find. The blue motorcycle also
ran out at some point and was substituted with the green "lightning" motorcycle from the #356 Cycle Racing Team.
The green van is still very easy to find on Ebay.
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Box: This set came in the classic tan box, then later in an illustrated box. The insert is made of styrofoam.
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Figure Names: The red shirt man with the bent knees is Dean. The man with the yellow (or white) shirt is Bill.
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| 11. Set #322: Dune Buster |
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| Years Made: 1979 to 1982 |
Number of Pieces: 4 |
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Description:
4 piece set. Includes one figure: man in blue pants, white shirt, gold boots, dark hair with beard
wearing a brown cowboy hat and sunglasses. Set has one vehicle, called the dune buggy. The dune
buggy came in 2 color variations: dark green bottom with light green seats; or a light green
bottom with dark green seats. Neither seems more rare than the other. Also came with an orange
gas can and a flag, which has the "FP" (Fisher-Price) logo in the 2-circle design on it. The
gas can and especially the flag are hard to find.
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Box: In stores, this set was sold in 2 different boxes: the classic tan version, and
an illustrated one (both are in the photograph).
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Figure Names: No name is listed on the backs of either the tan or illustrated boxes. (The
figure is just called "He").
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| 12. Set #323: Aero-Marine Search Team |
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| Years Made: 1978 to 1982 |
Number of Pieces: 9 |
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Description: Aero-Marine Search Team is a 9 piece set. Pieces include 2 figures, yellow submarine,
orange helicopter, orange cage, giant octopus, yellow or white transport cradle, brown treasure chest,
and yellow scuba tank. The figures include: man in all-blue wetsuit; and man in blue with blond hair wearing
headphones. The helicopter could have yellow landing gear and white blades, or white landing gear and yellow
blades. Neither version of the helicopter seems more rare than the other. The blue diver's nose is often rubbed
off from having the scuba tank taken on and off his head.
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Box: In stores, this set was sold in 2 different boxes: the classic tan version, and
the illustrated one. The illustrated one is in the photograph.
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Figure Names: No names are listed on the back of the box.
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| 13. Set #325: Alpha Probe |
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| Years Made: 1980 to 1983 |
Number of Pieces: 6 |
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Description: Set includes 6 pieces: 2 astronaut figures one male and one female; white tether;
Alpha Probe space shuttle; second smaller spaceship called "Alpha Recon"; and gray engine piece that is detachable.
The gray engine can attach to either the smaller spaceship or the larger Alpha Probe shuttle. The female figure could
also have blond hair, but she is much rarer than the brunette version. The figures were only sold with this set.
The tether is the same used in Firestar I.
The shuttle takes a 9-volt battery and has 3 buttons that make various sounds which can be loud! Interestingly, the
smaller ship has the same name (Alpha Recon) as a separate set made later (#360 Alpha Recon) which looks completely different.
Guess Fisher-Price just loved the name!
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Box: This set was sold in an illustrated box. The box differs from many previous sets as it is a solid box and
has no cellophane (you can't see the toy inside the box). The box is black and shows a space scene.
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Figure Names: No names are listed on the box.
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| 14. Set #326: Alpha Star |
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| Years Made: 1982 to 1984 |
Number of Pieces: 7 large pieces plus some detachable ones |
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Description: Alpha Star is a space vehicle designed to explore the surfaces of otherworldly planets. Alpha Star
has many parts, as some are detachable. Parts include: yellow astronaut in a heavy solid helmet; Alpha Star vehicle front
section; Alpha Star vehicle trailer section; black antenna on a pole; black grabbing claw on a pole; orange alien creature;
small orange robot. The 2 windows in the trailer are detachable, as is the seats/cockpit and windshield from the front
section. The front vehicle takes batteries; the top has 3 buttons that kids can press to move the vehicle. The battery
cover is orange and often missing.
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Box: This set was sold in an illustrated box. Like Alpha Probe, this box differs from many previous sets. It is a solid box and
has no cellophane (you can't see the toy inside the box). The box is black and shows a planetary landscape in space.
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Figure Names: The back of the box calls him "Alpha Explorer".
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| 15. Set #333: Wheelie Dragster |
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| Years Made: 1981 to 1983 |
Number of Pieces: 2 |
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Description: Set contains 2 pieces: one driver and one dragster. The set had 2 common color combinations.
One variation has a driver in a large yellow helmet, gray clothes and black boots with a blue dragster. The other
variation has a blue driver with a large gray helmet and gray boots with a white dragster. While these were
common combinations, either driver could have been sold with either dragster.
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Box: This set was sold in an illustrated box.
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Figure Names: No name is listed on the box.
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| 16. Set #334: Sea Shark |
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| Years Made: 1981 to 1983 |
Number of Pieces: 9 |
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Description: Set contains 9 pieces: One diver wearing a red bathingsuit with brown hair and beard;
One diver in a yellow wetsuit with a mustache; one yellow scuba tank; one orange scuba tank; a blue or white mast;
sea shark boat; orange buoy; yellow buoy; and (of course) a shark. 2 color variations existed: boat could have a
white bottom and blue top and blue roof, or a white bottom with blue top with aa white roof. The mast attaches to
the roof and it usually the opposite color (blue roof has white mast; white roof has blue mast) but all color
combinations could have been used.
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Box: This set was sold only in an illustrated box with a cardboard insert.
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Figure Names: No names are listed on the box.
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| 17. Set #335: Moto Cross Team |
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| Years Made: 1982 to 1983 |
Number of Pieces: 6 |
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Description: Set contains 6 pieces: A man in yellow with a large blue helmet, orange boots and knees that bend;
man with dark hair and beard in a cowboy hat and black shirt and blue pants; blue and yellow motorcycle; 2 yellow gas cans;
and an orange Moto Van that has a roof rack to carry the motorcycle. This is a very desired set to find complete.
The motorcycle and gas cans are especially hard to find and
collectors will pay up to get them! Very hard set to find in the original box. Set also came with a sheet of stickers for
kids to decorate the van.
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Box: This set was sold only in an illustrated box. It came with 2 inserts. One insert was cardboard to hold the van;
other was a plastic tray to hold the figures, gas cans and motorcycle.
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Figure Names: No names are listed on the box.
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| 18. Set #350: Rescue Team |
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| Years Made: 1976 to 1979 |
Number of Pieces: 5 |
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Description: Set contains 5 pieces: Man in red fireman's helmet and blue clothes; woman in white with blond hair
and a red cross; red stretcher; red backpack and sleeping bag. The sleeping bag could be white or yellow, and could have
a cross on it. Backpack could have "First Aid" written on it, or just a red cross on a white circle. Man is the same
one from set #303 Rescue Truck, and also on an individual card.
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Box: This set was sold only on a tan card. The back of the card has a photo of the set printed in a reddish ink.
Often this scene is very faded.
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Figure Names: The man is Mike; the woman is Susan. The male figure was also sold in the #303 Rescue Truck where his name
is listed as Tom.
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| 19. Set #351: Mountain Climbers |
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| Years Made: 1976 to 1979 |
Number of Pieces: 7 |
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Description: Set contains 2 figures, 2 green backpacks 2 sleeping bags and a yellow rope with a green 3-prong hook.
Figures are a man with a beard, red
shirt, black pants and brown boots; girl with black hair, yellow shirt and blue shorts. Girl was only sold in this set.
The backpacks are different from each other - one can hold the 2 sleeping bags, and one has an opening to be able
to slide along the rope. The sleeping bags most commonly were
tan and red, but also came in blue and red, and also a blue striped version. The rope is hard to find with
the 3 prongs of the hook intact.
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Box: This set was sold only on a tan card. The back of the card has a photo the set printed in red ink which often is very faded.
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Figure Names: The man is Dick and the woman is Jan. The male figure was also sold in the #307 Wilderness Patrol where
his name was listed as Red. We also seen a #351 card with his name listed as Steve!
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| 20. Set #352: Construction Workers |
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| Years Made: 1976 to 1979 |
Number of Pieces: 7 |
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Description: Set contains 7 pieces: 2 construction men; a yellow barricade; red rope with hooks;
and 3 yellow ladders that snap together. The construction workers are unique, as the molds to make them
were never used for any other figures. No other figures look like them.
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Box: This set was sold only on a tan card. The back of the card shows a scene printed in a reddish ink showing the
pieces. Over time, often the ink has seriously faded.
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Figure Names: The man with the white shirt is Barney; the man in the green shirt is Frank.
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| 21. Set #353: Scuba Divers |
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| Years Made: 1976 to 1981 |
Number of Pieces: 5 |
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Description: Set contains 5 pieces: male in a green swimsuit with brown hair; female with blond hair
wearing a green swimsuit; 2 orange scuba tanks; yellow/orange raft. As far as we know, there were never any
variations in this set. The raft's molds were used by other toy makers other than Fisher-Price, so there
are some look-alike rafts out there in different color schemes and sizes.
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Box: This set was sold in 2 different packaging: the tan card, and also in an "Action Pack" illustrated box. Best
as we can tell, the card was sold from 1976-1979, and the Action Pack box from 1980-1981, give or take.
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Figure Names: The tan card reveals the man is Matt and the female is Becky.
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| 22. Set #354: Daredevil Skydiver |
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| Years Made: 1977 to 1981 |
Number of Pieces: 2 |
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Description: Daredevil Skydiver is a 2-piece set that came with a parachute and one figure.
The figure is a male in a white suit with blue stripes with stars on his arms and legs. He wears a red helmet
and black shoes, rarely he could have blue shoes. This figure is often mistaken for Evel Knievel, which he sure isn't!
The parachute has 3 panels - red, yellow and white. The white panel has blue stars and says
"Fisher-Price Adventure People". There possibly is another
version of the parachute with lighter blue stars, but not 100% sure of that. There were tons of these sets sold.
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Box: This earlier sets were sold in a tan box; the later ones were sold in an illustrated box.
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Figure Names: The box names him Bill, the same name as one of the figures in the
#318 Daredevil Sport Van.
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| 23. Set #355: White Water Kayak |
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| Years Made: 1977 to 1981 |
Number of Pieces: 6 |
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Description: Set contains 6 pieces: Male kayaker, red kayak, red paddle, blue buoy, green buoy, and white buoy.
There were 2 different figures that could come with this set: a male kayaker in a lined vest with white pants; or a
male kayaker with a smooth green shirt and bare legs. The smooth shirt/bare legs kayaker is far less common.
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Box: This set was sold in 2 very different packages. The earlier sets were sold on the tan card, and later ones were sold in an
illustrated "Action Pack" set. The kayaker with the white pants was sold in both card and box. The bare-legged kayaker was sold on the card but
it's unknown whether he also came in the box; most likely he was made as an end-run production substitution for the carded sets around 1979.
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Figure Names: The tan card lists his name as Chet.
Regardless of which of the 2 versions of the man were used in the set, he's Chet. The illustrated box lists no name.
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| 24. Set #356: Cycle Racing Team |
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| Years Made: 1977 to 1983 |
Number of Pieces: 4 |
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Description: Set contains 4 pieces: Male motorcycler with yellow helmet, orange shirt with white sleeves, black boots
and legs that bend; male figure with yellow helmet, orange shirt, brown pants and black boots; a green motorcycle with
either the number "356" on the front or a checkerboard; green sidecar that attaches to the motorcycle. This set is a
favorite among Adventure People collectors, as they love the motorcycle! The motorcycle with "356" on the front is the older
of the two versions. The orange shirt/brown pants figure is (in our opinion) the most common Adventure People figure made,
since he came in this set as well as 2 versions of the individual cards.
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Box: This set was sold in 2 different packaging: the tan card, and the "Action Pack" illustrated box. From what we can
tell, the motorcycle with "356" on the front was sold on the tan card, and the motorcycle with the checkerboard/lightning design
was sold in the Action Pack. The tan card was sold from around 1977 to 1979/1980; the boxed version was from around 1980 to 1983.
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Figure Names: The tan card reveals their names: The motorcycle rider in orange with bendable knees is Dean;
the man in orange with brown pants is Vince.
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| 25. Set #357: Firestar I |
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| Years Made: 1980 to 1984 |
Number of Pieces: 3 |
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Description: Firestar I is a 3-piece set which includes an android astronaut, white tether, and
a one-seat spaceship. The spaceship could be either gray or black. The android's head is the same used on
X-Ray Man, green with blueish-purple hair. (Maybe piloting Firestar 1 is X-Ray Man's side job?).
It is very easy to find the figure and spaceship on Ebay; the tether is the hard piece to find!
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Box: In stores, this set was sold in a black illustrated box with a space scene.
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Figure Names: No name is listed for the figure.
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| 26. Set #358: Deep Sea Diver |
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| Years Made: 1980 to 1984 |
Number of Pieces: 4 |
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Description: 4-piece set includes: a man in a red hat wearing a thick diving suit and helmet; treasure chest;
buoy with a red tether; and a friendly octopus companion. The diver's head is the same as Hawk from the #312 Northwoods Trailblazer set.
The red tether connects to the top of the helmet. The figure is unique to this set. Sadly there is no treasure inside of the
treasure chest!
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Box: In stores, this set was sold as an Action Pack in an Illustrated box with an underwater scene.
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Figure Names: No name is listed for the figure.
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| 27. Set #359: Land Speed Racer |
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| Years Made: 1981 to 1984 |
Number of Pieces: 2 |
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Description: The Land Speed Racer came with 2 pieces: a yellow super-fast car, and a driver. The driver has
an all-red suit, black shoes and a black helmet. He was only sold in this set.
There was a figure who was rarely substituted in this set,
the #372 Supersonic Pilot (possibly in end-run Canadian sets) but the red figure was the usual one sold.
The yellow race car slides open so the figure can sit in the driver's seat.
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Box: This set was sold as one of the "Action Packs" with an illustrated box.
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Figure Names: No name listed.
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| 28. Set #360: Alpha Recon |
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| Years Made: 1982 to 1984 |
Number of Pieces: 3 |
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Description: Alpha Recon is a 3-piece set which includes: one white astronaut figure with a man wearing
a white hood (seen through the visor); an orange space vehicle; and one gray radar. It appears that Alpha Recon's
exciting mission is to explore the surface of distant planets. Since this set was made in the last years of
the Adventure People's production, this set in the box still pops up often on Ebay.
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Box: Alpha Recon was sold as one of the "Action Pack" sets with an illustrated box. The box shows the landscape of
a distant planet.
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Figure Names: No name listed.
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| 29. Set #366: Mystery Prototype Set (Never Made it to Production) |
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| Years Made: Maybe Around 1982? (Just a guess!) |
Number of Pieces: ??? |
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Description:
We are including this set in this list just to drive Adventure People collectors insane. From what Fisher-Price collectors could piece together,
Fisher-Price was going to make a set #366 but for some reason, it never made it into production.
But one prototype figure was made for this theoretical set: man in white sleeves, yellow shirt and pants,
black helmet with a gray visor. On his sleeve is the number 366, which is why collectors suspect that
was the theoretical set he was created for. But what was the set going to be and why was it abandoned?
No one knows. Some suspect set #366 would have been
similar to the kit set Heuy Cobra helicopter, but that is just speculation.
A few very lucky diehard Adventure People collectors own this
very rare figure. He pretty much could only be bought from someone with ties to an employee of Fisher-Price from
the time the prototype was produced.
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Box: Since it is suspected this figure was a prototype, probably no box was ever made.
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Figure Names: No name we know of!
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| 30. Set #367: Turbo Hawk |
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| Years Made: 1982 to 1984 |
Number of Pieces: 3 when assembled |
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Description: Turbo Hawk was a different type of Adventure People set: it came as a kit for kids to put
together themselves. It came with many different parts which created a blue jet. It came with one figure:
man in a white shirt and pants with a white helmet and black shoes. His face is completely covered by the helmet.
This figure was unique to this set. The cockpit hatch is often missing.
The set also came with a white stand which is usually missing (as it is in our photo!); collectors sometimes pay up
just for this one piece.
This set was one of four kit sets sold in the Adventure People line.
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Box: This set was sold in an illustrated box. The box was solid; no clear plastic to see inside.
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Figure Names: No name is listed.
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| 31. Set #368: Alpha Interceptor |
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| Years Made: 1982 to 1984 |
Number of Pieces: 4 when assembled |
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Description: Set came as a kit that kids could put together themselves. When assembled, the set had a 2-piece
spaceship with one astronaut and a white tether. The astronaut is wearing an orange space suit and his head can be seen through
the face shield of his helmet. His head is the same as the blue diver from #323 Aero Marine Rescue Team, and also
#384 Frogman. The tether is unique to this set, and different than the one sold in #325 Alpha Star and
#357 Firestar I. The spaceship has 2 parts - a square base with a round hole that the smaller round ship can fit inside.
This set was one of four kits sold in the Adventure People line.
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Box: This set was sold in an illustrated box. The box was solid; no clear plastic to see inside.
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Figure Names: No name is mentioned.
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| 32. Set #369: Ground Shaker |
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| Years Made: 1982 to 1984 |
Number of Pieces: 4 big pieces when assembled |
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Description: Set came as a kit that kids could put together themselves. When assembled, the set had a
yellow "funny car" race car shell with a red undercarriage frame, a ladder piece that would hold up the frame, and one figure.
The male figure has a large white helmet, black shirt and pants, and red gloves and boots. The man's face is not visible through the helmet.
The ladder is hard to find for this set. (The engine for the car is missing in the photo). This set was one of four kit sets sold in
the Adventure People line.
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Box: This set was sold in an illustrated box; no clear plastic to see inside.
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Figure Names: No name is mentioned.
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| 33. Set #370: Trail Boss |
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| Years Made: 1982 to 1984 |
Number of Pieces: 2 pieces when assembled |
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Description: This set came as a kit that kids could put together themselves. When assembled, the set had a
brown 4x4 pickup truck and one male figure. The figure has a yellow shirt, blue pants, black boots, tan hat and
dark hair with a beard. The figure was only sold with this set.
The set came with a little triangular screw driver so kids could screw the pieces together.
Often the tailgate is missing and the floodlights are frequently broken off, so finding a good one can be tricky!
This set is one of four kit sets in the Adventure People line.
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Box: This set was sold in an illustrated box. The box was solid; no clear plastic to see inside.
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Figure Names: No name is mentioned.
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| 34. Set #371: Opticon |
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| Years Made: 1982 to 1984 |
Number of Pieces: 1 |
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Description:
One figure on a unique illustrated card. Opticon was only sold on this card and was never sold with
a set. Opticon is a very unusual figure in the Adventure People line. He is an orange robot with long straight arms and legs,
with a large red "eye" in his chest. He can open up and unfold to make him stand taller. His arms move up and down.
Collectors love Opticon since well, he is just cool! Opticon was made at the end of the production line
so it is a very rare figure to find! He usually sells very well.
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Box: Illustrated card showing the robot Opticon preforming duties on his spaceship (along with another
Opticon), which involve putting his "hands" into slots in the command panel.
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Figure Names: The card lists the robot's name as Opticon.
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| 35. Set #372: Supersonic Pilot |
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| Years Made: 1982 to 1983 |
Number of Pieces: 1 |
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Description:
One figure on a unique illustrated card. Man in red helmet with white sleeves, blue shirt and pants,
yellow visor and black shoes. Figure was almost exclusively sold on this card; but he rarely was used
as a substitution in the #359 Land Speed Racer set (we seen him in Canadian versions of that toy).
He is not a common figure to find.
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Box: Illustrated card show the Supersonic Pilot in the cockpit of his supersonic jet.
Another jet can be seen outside his window which resembles the Turbo Hawk jet. Exciting stuff!
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Figure Names: The card just lists his name as Supersonic Pilot.
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| 36. Set #373: Highway Trooper |
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| Years Made: 1981 to 1983 |
Number of Pieces: 1 |
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Description:
One figure on a unique illustrated card. Policeman with a blue helmet, black shirt, gray pants with
blue stripes, and black boots. Figure was only sold on this card; he never came in a set.
Can be difficult to find one with the badge intact.
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Box: Illustrated card shows the Highway Trooper riding his police motorcycle, with another policeman behind
him. Sadly Fisher-Price never sold the figure with the police motorcycle as its own set! That would have been awesome!
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Figure Names: The card just lists his name as Highway Trooper.
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| 37. Set #374: Space Commander |
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| Years Made: 1981 to 1983 |
Number of Pieces: 1 |
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Description:
One figure on a unique illustrated card. Man with white hair and beard in an all-red suit with gold accents.
This figure was only sold on this card and never came in a set. He appears to be very wise and
dignified as he commands his spaceship, exploring the uncharted areas of space. He is not a common figure to find.
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Box: Illustrated card showing what we presume is the command bridge of a spaceship where the
Space commander is in charge. Interestingly, another
crewmember of the spaceship can be seen in the background, but sadly this figure
was never made into a set! Other cards show figures in the background
that really existed, but this one was an exception to that rule.
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Figure Names: The card just lists his name as Space Commander.
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| 38. Set #375: Sky Surfer |
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| Years Made: 1978 |
Number of Pieces: Lots! |
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Description: The hardest set to find intact with the box. A Holy Grail for many Adventure People collectors!
The Sky Surfer is a legendary set in the world of Adventure People since it was only made for one year.
The set consists of one figure,
a cloth kite, a plastic tail, a cord that winds, plus other pieces to support the kite (we admit we
didn't count the pieces). The figure is the same as the #388 Stunt Man.
The kite was intended to actually fly and be controlled with the cord.
But .... that isn't what happened. The legend is that this set
was quickly taken out of production since it simply didn't work. The kite really didn't fly at all and there was
concern it could be a safety hazard, so Fisher-Price removed it from production. All of this makes it a very
hard set to find, and even harder in the original box. This set in the original box should sell VERY well!
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Box: This set sold in a very long and narrow tan box, easily the tallest Adventure People box by far.
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Figure Names: No name is listed on the box.
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| 39. Set #377: Astro Knight |
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| Years Made: 1979-1980 |
Number of Pieces: 2 |
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Description: 2-piece set with a figure and a hang glider. This set contains one of 2 variations:
a tan figure with a square helmet with a white and red and orange hang glider; or a blue figure with a square helmet
with a red and blue hang glider. The figure is unique among Adventure People in that his body and legs are stiff; only
his arms move up and down, and his head turns a little to the side. This design is to make him stiff enough to fit
the hang glider without flopping around. The hang glider does glide if thrown the right way. The 2 figures were
also sold on the #379 individual card.
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Box: As far as we know, this set was only sold in a square tan box in stores. The back of the box is blank.
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Figure Name: The back of the box is blank, so no name was listed.
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| 40. Set #378: X-Ray Woman |
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| Years Made: 1980 to 1984 |
Number of Pieces: 1 |
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Description:
One figure on a unique illustrated card. X-Ray Woman was only sold on this card; she was never sold
with a set. X-Ray Woman is a green translucent female robot who resides on a spaceship. She, along with
her counterpart X-Ray Man, are the only figures made of a more bendy-plastic material, so they have a
different feel to them. X-Ray Woman is not a common figure and finding one in good shape can be tricky,
since the paint on the control panel can wear off, plus the limbs can break off more easily than most figures.
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Box: You see X-Ray Woman on her spaceship with X-Ray Man walking in the background.
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Figure Names: The card lists her name as X-Ray Woman.
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| 41. Set #379: Astro Knight (Individual Carded Figure) |
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| Years Made: 1980 to 1982 |
Number of Pieces: 1 |
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Description:
One figure on a unique illustrated card. 2 different figures were sold on this card, which
were the same 2 figures sold in the #377 Astro Knight set. The figure could
be the tan man with black boots, or the blue man with silver boots. These figures have a design
unique to the Adventure People line, as they had no bendable waist or moveable legs. His
arms move but turn in an arc. His head moves but barely. He was made "stiff" so he could
fit the glider in the #377 set and not flop around.
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Box: Astro Knight was sold on a unique illustrated card. Interestingly, this card completely changes his story
from the #377 Astro Knight glider set, giving him a far more exciting look. The card's illustrations show Astro Knight
as a highly-skilled daring
space explorer
gliding through outer space, apparently so powerful he does not need any breathing apparatus.
Wow! Maybe Fisher-Price wanted to present
a "cooler" image for Astro Knight!
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Figure Names: The card just lists his name as Astro Knight.
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| 42. Set #380: Clawtron |
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| Years Made: 1980 to 1984 |
Number of Pieces: 1 |
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Description:
One figure on a unique illustrated card. Clawtron is a robot with an entirely black body with a black
helmet, with both arms have a claw instead of a hand. Yes he's quite awesome! Clawtron was only sold on
this individual card. He uses the same mold as the Indy Diver, Land Speed Racer and Supersonic Pilot.
Clawtron was only sold on this card.
It can be hard to find a Clawtron in good condition since the control panel on his chest often is missing paint.
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Box: The box shows the robot Clawtron on a spaceship, with another Clawtron walking by in the background.
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Figure Names: The card lists his name as Clawtron.
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| 43. Set #381: x-Ray Man |
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| Years Made: 1980 to 1984 |
Number of Pieces: 1 |
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Description:
One figure on a unique illustrated card. X-Ray man is a very interesting figure: an entirely translucent green android/robot
with purple-blue hair and a control panel on his chest. Yes pretty cool! He was only sold on this card; he never
came in a set. His limbs feel a bit more rubbery than most, probably because the material to
make him translucent is different from the plastic used for the rest of the Adventure People.
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Box: X-Ray man was only sold on an illustrated individual card in a blister pack. Interestingly, you can see
his counterpart X-Ray Woman walking in the background of the spaceship.
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Figure Names: The card lists his name as X-Ray Man.
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| 44. Set #382: Rescue Pilot |
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| Years Made: 1980 to 1982 |
Number of Pieces: 1 |
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Description: One figure sold on an individual unique illustrated card. There were 2 different
figures sold on this card: African-American man in a gold suit and white helmet; or man in all blue
with blond hair and a headset with earphones. These figures were both sold in other sets. The
gold pilot was sold in the #305 Rescue Copter; the blue man was sold in the #323 Aero-Marine Rescue.
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Box: This illustrated card sold one figure. It shows the 2 pilots flying in a pontoon helicopter
coming to rescue people from a tanker fire. Exciting stuff!
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Figure Names: The card lists the name as Rescue Pilot.
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| 45. Set #383: Paramedic |
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| Years Made: 1980 to 1981 |
Number of Pieces: 1 |
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Description: One figure sold on an individual unique illustrated card. There were 3 different
figures sold on this card: blue man with red fireman hat; blond woman in all-blue; and blond woman with
green cross wearing all white. All the figures were sold in other sets as well. This card is the only one
that could have 3 different figures sold on it.
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Box: This illustrated card sold one figure. It shows the blue fireman and woman in white in the front seats
of a red emergency vehicle.
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Figure Names: The card lists the name as Paramedic.
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| 46. Set #384: Frogman |
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| Years Made: 1981 to 1983 |
Number of Pieces: 1 |
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Description: One figure sold on an individual unique illustrated card. All-blue man with an
octopus insignia on his shirt. On the card, he is diving underwater (no scuba gear with this card)
to examine a large octopus (clearly he can hold his breath for quite some time!).
His head is covered and no hair shows. He is the same figure
sold in the #323 Aero-Marine Search Team set. Since he came in 2 sets, the figure is usually not hard to find.
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Box: This illustrated card sold one figure.
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Figure Names: The card lists his name as Frogman.
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| 47. Set #385: Cycle Racer |
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| Years Made: 1980 to 1982 |
Number of Pieces: 1 |
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Description:
One figure on a unique illustrated card. Man in yellow helmet, orange shirt with white sleeves,
brown pants and black boots. He is the same figure sold in the #356 Cycle Racing Team set and also sold on
the late 1970's #399 individual tan card. He may be the most
common figure made (can't prove it, but it seems all collectors wind up with tons of these!).
Interestingly, the motorcycle
has the number "318" on it (which is the same as the Daredevil Sports Van set), though this figure was never
sold in that set.
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Box: This illustrated card only sold this one figure.
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Figure Names: The card lists his name as Cycle Racer. In the #356 Cycle Racing Team set,
his name is Vince.
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| 48. Set #386: Dune Buster |
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| Years Made: 1980 to 1982 |
Number of Pieces: 1 |
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Description:
One figure on a unique illustrated card. Man with a beard wearing a tan cowboy hat, red shirt, blue pants and
gold boots. He also has sunglasses. This figure was only sold on this individual card. He never came in a set.
The card shows him driving a dune buggy. He is not a common figure, but not rare either.
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Box: This illustrated card only sold this one figure. The card shows the man driving
a dune buggy similar to the one in the #322 Dune Buster set.
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Figure Names: The card lists his name as Dune Buster.
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| 49. Set #387: Indy Driver |
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| Years Made: 1980 to 1981 |
Number of Pieces: 1 |
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Description:
One figure on a unique illustrated card. The figure has a yellow suit with tall brown shoes, white helmet and green visor. He
has red stripes down his arms and legs.
The card shows a red race car with the number 12.
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Box: Indy Driver was sold on the illustrated card. The figure is the same one sold in the
#308 Super Speed Racer set.
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Figure Names: The card lists his name as Indy Driver. When the figure was sold in the
#308 Super Speed Racer, his name is listed as Buzz.
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| 50. Set #388: Stunt Man |
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| Years Made: 1980 - 1981 |
Number of Pieces: 1 |
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Description:
One figure on a unique illustrated card. The stunt man figure has an interesting back story. He was originally made
for the #375 Sky Surfer set, but the set was discontinued after one year because it didn't work well. He then
gets a second life rebranded on this individual illustrated card. Stunt man is shorter than all other Adventure People
figures and the molds were unique for this figure; no other figure looks anything like him. Even though he is a rare figure since
not many were made, he has never been on the most-wanted list of collectors. He just never had the "wow" factor it seems.
Still, no collection is complete without a stunt man!
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Box: Stunt Man was only sold on an illustrated individual card in a blister pack. The figure was also sold in the
#375 Sky Surfer set.
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Figure Names: The card calls him Stunt Man.
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| 51. Set #389: Alpha Pilot |
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| Years Made: 1983 to 1984 |
Number of Pieces: 1 |
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Description:
One figure on a unique illustrated card. Alpha Pilot was one of the last figures made in the Adventure People line.
He wears an all-gray suit with an enclosed heavy gray helmet. He is one of the rarer figures and collectors look for him.
Due to being made at the tail-end of the production line, there were not many Alpha Pilots made therefore making him
a rare figure.
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Box: Alpha Pilot was only sold on an illustrated individual card in a blister pack. He
never came in a set.
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Figure Names: The card lists him as Alpha Pilot.
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| 52. Set #390: Brainoid |
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| Years Made: 1983 to 1984 |
Number of Pieces: 1 |
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Description:
One figure on a unique illustrated card. Brainoid is probably the most sought-after figure in the Adventure People line, hands-down!
He wears a heavy spacesuit with a control panel in the chest, has a claw, and an exposed brain inside a clear helmet. Yes figures don't come any cooler than this!
Brainoid has 2 variations - a left arm/right claw figure, and the opposite right arm/left claw figure. Brainoid on the
original card in good condition can be worth a lot of money. Brainoid often has a cloudy helmet, so clear ones can sell
very well. Every Adventure People collector wants to have a Brainoid in their collection!
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Box: Brainoid was only sold on an illustrated individual card in a blister pack. He
never came in a set.
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Figure Names: The card lists his name as Brainoid.
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| 53. Set #394: 3-Pack |
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| Years Made: 1982 - 1984 |
Number of Pieces: 3 |
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Description:
Three figures on an illustrated card. There were many different 3-figure combinations that were sold on
this card. Some known combinations include: Brainoid/Opticon/Alpha Pilot (most sought after);
Space Commander/Clawtron/Supersonic Pilot;
Frogman/Supersonic Pilot/Astro Knight; Aero-Marine Pilot/Dune Buster/Highway Trooper;
Supersonic Pilot/Opticon/Clawtron; and Space Commander/Clawtron/Astro Knight.
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Box: The same card was used for all the different combination of figures that were sold in the 3-pack.
It shows a space scene with planets, since many of the figures had an air/space theme to them, but not all
(Frogman, Dune Buster and Highway Trooper certainly weren't working in space!).
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| 54. Set #399: Individual Figure on a Tan Card |
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| Years Made: 1978-1980 |
Number of Pieces: 1 |
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Description: One individual figure sold on a plain tan card. There were 12 figures that are
verified to have been sold on the card, and 1 that we are 99.999% sure came on the card.
Verified are: tan dad, yellow mom, and blue boy from the Safari set; yellow racer man from Super Speed Racer;
green "newer" ranger from Wilderness Patrol; parachuter from Daredevil Skydiver; motorcycler with orange shirt and
brown pants from Cycle Racing Team; Male in blue and woman in white from Rescue Team; African-American pilot from
Rescue Copter; Male in red cap and dark green pants and older man in brown shirt and tan pants from
Northwoods Trailblazer.
The 99.99% sure one is the blue woman paramedic from the Rescue Truck (the one in our photo may
have been previously opened so we can't verify that it is authentic, but we are pretty sure she was sold on the card).
One member in the Fisher-Price Collectors Club swears she remembers seeing the
"older" green ranger from Wilderness Patrol
being sold on a tan card when she was a child, but we haven't be able to verify this.
(It would make sense since the newer Wilderness Patrol ranger definitely was sold on the tan card).
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Box: One figure sold on a plain tan card. There are no illustrations at all. Even the back is blank.
Some cards have "399" on them, and some don't.
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Figure Names: No names are listed on the card since various figures were used on the same card. Interestingly,
every figure sold had a name in their original sets (Susan, Bill, Hawk, Buzz, Alexandra, Jess, Jim, Vince, Scott,
Johnny, Tom/Mike, Nancy and Brad).
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| 1. Set #259: Bunk Beds (Dollhouse Decorator Set) |
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| Years Made: 1979 to 1982 |
Number of Pieces: 5 |
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Description: This set is not from the Adventure People line of toys, but strangely enough, it contains
a genuine Adventure Person! This set was sold to be used as an accessory for the #250 Dollhouse. It came with 2
yellow bunk beds, a female figure, and 2 mattresses made out of cloth. The figure was made from the same molds and is the same scale as the Adventure People, so
she most certainly is an Adventure People figure! She has brown hair, a white shirt and red pants. This set's existence puzzled
children - why sell bunk beds with just one figure?? By definition, you need 2 figures to fill those beds! That's the whole
point of bunk beds!
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Box: This set was sold in a pink box in the Dollhouse Decorator sets.
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Figure Names: No name is mentioned.
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