Building my memorabilia collection...

[S. Michael Simms]

Well, my Wendigo bust arrived last week, and my orange Sasquatch from the Legends series is on its way. What I'm wondering is if someone here has a comprehensive list of all the known Alpha Flight collectibles/memorabilia available; of course that wouldn't include custom-made figures, but eventually I'd like to snag some of those too. I'd like to get as many licensed Alpha goodies as I can afford, maybe all of them over time, but it'd make things a lot easier if I could check them off one by one. Also, is there a better place to find this stuff than eBay?

Live, love, laugh & be happy,
Smikes

[Le Messor]

Okay, going from my memory (which better be good, my audition is Wednesday!):

This is OFFICIAL stuff only, and I haven't been keeping track of Wendigo (despite being one of AF's biggest villains, he's never appeared in an issue, 'cept in flashback):
(that's flashback the concept, not Flashback the character)

Busts:
Sasquatch: Bowen (with a white variant) and Diamond.
Snowbird: Bowen and Diamond
Vindicator (Mac): Bowen (with a metallic variant)
Vindicator (Heather): Diamond
Puck: Bowen (two different sculpts exist, which I didn't learn until my order came in; luckily I think I got the better one.)
Shaman: Bowen

Toys:
Marvel Legends: Sasquatch (with a white variant)
Alpha Flight: a series of AF figures was produced: Sasquatch; the twins; Snowbird; Heather; Puck. (They were sold as two-packs. Other than the Twins, I can't remember off the top of my head who came with who. Snowbird came with an owl and a wolverine.)
Wizard exclusive Guardian.

The Legends AoA Sabretooth came with a Wild Child.

Various Clickers (collectible game figures, can't remember the name) have been produced.
Guardians and Vindicators, Wild Child, Sasquatch, others.

T-shirt:
Yellow b'grd, based on Byrne's promo art (cf: cover of Marvel Age #1 or 2).
Pennant:
As above.
Sticker:
There was a series of Marvel cover stickers; I have AF #15.
Sew-on patch:
I have a patch of Heather, based on the cover to #14.
The 'X-Men Portfolio', a packet of four paintings, included one called 'Mutants of Canada, Unite!', which showed the battle 'tween X-Men and AF from UXM #121.

That's all I can remember for now.

- Le Messor
"Extreme fear can neither fight nor fly."

[S. Michael Simms]

thank you, my friend. quite a list. and so it begins...lol wish me luck

- sms

[Le Messor]

Oh, the list has only just begun!

Good luck.
What are you doing up at this time? What time is it?

- Le Messor
"Extraordinary how potent cheap music is."
- Noel Coward