The Brimfield Flea Market: Toys Galore and So Much More! May 2026 Episode Two!

Welcome back to the channel. My name is Tom and today I'm back with more from the May 2026 Brimfield flea market. So without further ado, let's see what they got. And don't forget, if you like this video, please give me a thumbs up, subscribe to my channel, leave a comment and hit that notification bell. I've got a lot more flea market videos coming up. And as I mentioned recently, new subscribers to the channel are way down. So if you do like my videos and you're not subscribed, please just click that subscribe button. It is completely free and it really helps out a lot. Thanks. I have a World's Fair one like this. Yeah, Las Vegas too. I don't know. It's some sort of no, they're not. I think it's some sort of ceramic. I'm not sure. Here's some old eight millimeter films look like a bunch of sports ones. So not really super interesting to me. And we've got some kiss on a track. I think a track is the only type of physical media I don't have a single copy of. Never got into it. But this was kind of neat. This is one of those Tiger electronics handheld video games. This one's football. And again, not really into the sports as far as games or movies go. So I did pass on this one. It is unusual that it's in the original box. You don't usually see that. And as a result, it was $25. Usually if these are not in the box, they go for like 1015 bucks, maybe. What is it? Factory store guy? What is that? Is that the name of the store? No, it tells you where they're different. Quinn's shirt shop. Roosevelt Mills. So as a lot of you probably know, I collect radioactive items. So uranium glass, which is also called Vaseline glass. And especially fiesta wear and other ceramics that are this shade of orange, because they do tend to be radioactive. The only way to tell for sure, though, is if you have a Geiger counter. And some people have asked, why do you collect this? I just think it's cool. That's really the only only reason. What is it? It's from Ontario. Now let's get out the Geiger counter and see if this actually is radioactive. That clicking noise you hear indicates that it is radioactive. And some people have asked me, is it dangerous to have all this radioactive stuff in your house? My understanding is no, it's a low enough level of radiation that it's safe. The only thing you don't want to do is actually ingest it, or probably sleep with it under your pillow every day for the rest of your life. It's sometimes the ivory ones are actually radioactive. So these are 12 each. Yeah. One sounds very hot. Oh, wow. 7500. No, it's actually the highest. And these are lightly radioactive. So what's, what's the best you could do on all four of these here? These are 12 each, I think. And then this was 840 bucks for you. It sounds good to me. I think 40 bucks for that was a really great deal. I have bought other stuff from him in the past, also radioactive, and he's always had great deals. So if you're into that type of stuff, check him out. He's in the Crystal Brookfield, which is where I am right now. Another thing that the Crystal Brookfield has a lot of our toy vendors, there's at least three or four vendors like this. So if you're into toys, that's another reason to check out. And probably because of all the hype around the new He-Man movie, which apparently is not doing too well in the theaters. I'm starting to get back into more He-Man stuff. So over here, he had a bunch of He-Man figures from the 80s. And these were all 50% off. And what I was looking for specifically were figures that actually had their weapons because a lot of times when you find these He-Man figures, they don't have their weapons with them. And that actually makes them worth quite a bit less money. So I was looking for ones that had weapons, and I did find three that met my criteria. So the first one I found was Whiplash. That's this guy here. And I don't know if he has all his weapons, but he does have at least his main weapon there. And then this one is Mechanac, who actually is in the new He-Man movie. And then finally, I got this one, whose name is Too Bad. Get it, Too Bad? Hey, I'll take these three. So this was $16, $16, $18. So that's what, $25? That's half price? Yeah, it's half the sticker price. Yeah, I'm just checking to see if there's a difference. Yeah, half sticker price. $8, $8, $9, is that right? Yeah. $8, $16, $25? $25. Another good deal. And we've got some more He-Man figures. This is Roton, which is the thing this guy's sitting in. And then that is Cyclone, which seems to be missing something from his chest. I think there was an inset there at one point. I really like this transistor radio. It's by GE. It's got 76 on it. So it's from the Bicentennial in 1976. They're asking $35 for it. And I actually do have one that looks a lot like it, except it's just completely beige. There's no decoration on it. And has anybody else noticed that compared to the Bicentennial, there's really not that much memorabilia out there for the 250th anniversary of the US. They add $5 on this Smurf cup here, which is a pretty good price. But as you can see, it's really yellowed. That type of cup there has a real problem with yellowing, because I've got a few of them, and some of them are just starting to turn yellow. I guess you can turn them back to bright white, but it takes a lot of effort. I was really considering buying these Star Trek Starship models, but for whatever reason, I didn't. Most of them are from Star Trek Discovery, which was not my favorite Star Trek show at all. But I still like the ships. They're not quite as iconic as the original ships or the ones from the next generation, but good enough for me. And I think these came out in like the early 2020s or so. And most of these were priced at about $30, which is a really good price too. New kids on the block with one of the Wahlbergs. Donnie Wahlberg. You look pretty young there. Yeah. Glass Bottom Boat Mermaid. $10. It doesn't say, but I would guess $60. Maybe the $50. Now we're heading into Maze, which is one of the more popular fields, especially on opening day, which is Thursday. So if you're coming here for Maze, just remember it does not open until Thursday. Definitely smell hamburger or something. So it was just about noontime at this point. We were getting hungry, so we did decide to get some lunch here at Maze. And I do recommend this. Their food is pretty good. And one of the main benefits of Maze is that they actually have seats. A lot of the other places, they do have seats, but they're usually full and it's really hard to find anywhere to sit. Cheeseburgers, tuna, egg salad, hot dog, meatball sub. Hi, folks. How are you? Good. How are you? Good. Hi. I'll have a hot dog. Do you want anything else? No. Okay, thank you. Karen, thank you. I'll pay for it. I'm from a certain part of Florida. I can tell the difference between them. I didn't get it on camera, but the hot dog I got was really good. And my mom got an egg salad sandwich. And she said that was pretty good too. So good times. This is tea berry. I can't read it. Whatever it said, it was definitely uranium glass, and it was $129. And then this is a little Esso or Exxon Tiger bank, probably from the 60s. And they had it priced at $24. At the time, though, I wasn't 100% sure what it was. So I did look it up with Google Lens, and it did come back as the Esso Tiger. And it seems like they tend to sell for about $20 to $25. So it's priced pretty much exactly what it would cost on eBay, for the most part. They're storybook. Yeah. Okay, let me know because I can kind of everything's all over the place. Yeah. So it's all afternoon. Yeah. I mean, you can go through every single event. Yeah. Here's a cup from Mr. Donut. And I don't think I've ever heard of Mr. Donut before. Here's a plushie of the Noid from Domino's. This will come out most likely in the late 80s. And they're only asking 20 bucks for it. I actually probably And then we've got a whole bunch of Transformers here. I think these are all G1. As far as I can tell. I didn't see a lot of prices on these. Some of them are priced, but that one there was not. At least I didn't see the price tag. Then this is Hot Rod. I definitely know who this guy is. And he was 30 bucks, which actually doesn't sound like a bad price. When I was a kid in the 80s, I played with the G1 Transformers. I was a little bit too old by the time the G2 line came out. And this Grimlock here is a G2 Transformer. So I think he came out in 93. And in 93, I was in high school. So I wasn't playing with Transformers anymore. At that point. Ironically, now I'm almost 50. And I am playing with them again. This is Firefly from Mask, also a toy line that came out in the 80s. And I never had any of the toys. But I did watch the cartoon in the morning before going to school. And we've got a bunch of New Kids on the Block figures. And I don't think I've seen these specific ones before. So these would have been from about $89.90. And they're asking $15 apiece, which again, doesn't sound like a bad price to me. I was never into the New Kids on the Block. When they came out, I hated them. But I know a lot of people of my same age group really loved them. And this is kind of neat. This is a GoBots 35 millimeter camera. It was $15. Basically, it's a regular 35 millimeter camera with some stickers of the GoBots on it. And we've got Jabba the Hutt from 1983. So this would have come out with Return of the Jedi movie. $20 on that. And we've got more Transformers and He-Man figures. So if that's your thing, definitely check out this vendor. We are still in the maze field at this point. So again, they're going to be open from Thursday through Sunday. I really like that Masters of the Universe Point Dread and Talon fighter there. But he's in the original box. So he's going to be pretty expensive, I'd say. Star Wars cups. These cassettes were pretty interesting. I'm pretty sure these are rainbow bright. And I think that's either in German or Dutch. I'm not sure which. Or it could be some other language. So I don't know what they said. But they seem to be storybook cassettes. And there were a ton of them. And it's funny, I've been to so many flea markets and toy shows that I start to recognize the vendors by their toys. I remember this guy being at the Mansfield Drive-In flea market on opening day. And I'm pretty sure I've seen him at a few toy shows as well. So a lot of these guys are all over the place. And over here, we've got some vintage Matchbox vehicles, which seem to be mostly from the 70s and 80s, which, as I've mentioned before, is the period I'm most interested in. Yeah, there's usually stuff over there. How much are the Matchbox? I got five each in the military ones. Some of the corgis might be 10. How about like that one? All right, I'll do five bucks for you. Five bucks? Yeah. All right. Yeah, I'll get that for five. Here's some more vintage Star Wars figures. Looks like these are from, well, that one's definitely from the Return of the Jedi. And some of these, I think, are from the Empire Strikes Back and also the original. The Hammerhead there, that's an original from 78. He was 10 bucks. I know I've said it before, but I need to do more research on what the original Star Wars figures are worth, because I have no idea. I don't think it's, I don't think it's official. No. Okay, thanks. I have one of these, but it's actually painted black, like Darth Vader. Yeah, it's, yeah, I don't have that. I just have a ceramic thing. Oh, yeah. And they don't really have a dollar menu anymore. I think they actually do, but it's not. What do you get for that? Yeah, you don't get much. Remember, you used to be able to get the hamburgers. I think even a double cheeseburger, you'd get for a dollar. But now it's like five dollars. Yes. Another McMillion. Yeah. Oh, my. Nintendo Happy Meal. A hundred dollars. I'm guessing this is an original animation cell from the He-Man TV series in the 80s. And if it is, that would explain why it's three hundred dollars. More toys. This is also in the maze field. So again, if you're looking for toys, they've got a ton of them at Maze. And I also recognize this vendor based on the toys. I am fairly certain he was at the Manchester Toy Show back in March. Yeah. Ten bucks. How are you, boss? Good, how are you? See a price that scares you, just let me know. Okay, thanks. Can you do ten on ten? Ten. I don't have any Durr's left. Here's our original prince. Oh. And a whole stack. That's two or three. What are you asking on those? My last two, I was at 20 apiece. I'll do all. I'll do 30 for all of them. Okay. I definitely remember those Michael Jackson toys. Those are just crazy. This caught my eye. This is a Data Man calculator from 1977. So it's one year younger than me. And I never had a Data Man as a kid, but I do remember a lot of other calculators that looked like robots or other things. Like I had an owl calculator and something else. I can't remember what it was, but I thought this was really cool. So I knew I had to get that if the price was right. That's a big deal. And it was. I freaking love that. And then, yeah, we could get it for a cent. And then they had him. Now, this toy is definitely from the 80s or earlier, because nowadays you can't sell kids anything that looks that realistic. But back in the 80s in the toy section, it looked like an armory. I mean, the toys looked real and nobody cares. Actually, how much is that Data Man calculator? That gray one. Actually have the rest of the parts, too. Five bucks. All right. Yeah, do that. All right. Yeah, I'll do that. I know it's often a marketing gimmick, but I just can't pass up a table that says 50% off. Here's a handheld video game. This is Football 3, and I actually have this one. I think I actually bought it at this same vendor maybe a year or two ago. And then this one is Digital Daredevil. I remember seeing this one here before, but it was 40 bucks. I'm like, that's too much. But at 50% off, I'll take it. Daredevil. It's a driving game. Before you ever buy a game like this, definitely check the battery compartment to see if the batteries have leaked. And this one's completely clean. I don't think I have this. It's on the 50% off table. Here's something I don't see too often. Old Atari 2600 and 7800 games in their original boxes. And some of these are still sealed. That one was 40 bucks, which makes sense to me with it being sealed like that. And then these are Texas Instrument TI-99 games. 10 bucks each, which I think this guy had them last year, and they were the same price, I believe. This is Defender. It is 30 bucks in the box. Usually, if I do see games like that in the box, the boxes are usually all crushed and dirty, and these look pretty much mint. We've got some more handheld video games. This one is Football 2 by Mattel. So I think this came out in the early 80s. It's $15, and I actually already have this one. So I did pass on it. But that one's in really nice condition. And they've got two of them. And that one's only $10 for some reason. Not sure why the price difference. And then this one is Baseball 3, which I do not have. But sadly, it had a huge crack in the top of it. Hey, this is on the 50% table. All right. I got some other games. Yeah, I saw those. Thanks a lot. All right, well, that'll just about do it for this week's flea market video. I hope you enjoyed it. If you did, please give me a thumbs up. Subscribe to my channel, leave a comment, and hit that notification bell. I've got a lot more flea market videos coming up, and I've got a lot of flea market footage. So I might start posting some additional flea market videos during the middle of the week, maybe. If anybody wants to see that, let me know in the comments. But thank you all for watching. I really do appreciate it, and I'll see you next time.