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  Credit to @WrestlingDaze Welcome back all but if it's your first time visiting the site, thanks for checking us out, I hope you'll be back.  A while back, I did a blog giving a history of sorts of the BAF (Build-A-Figures) but this time I want to revisit the line and talk a bit more in depth. I am a big fan of the line, I don't have them all, not by a long shot but I have some of the rarer ones which I'll get onto as we go along. I think the idea is a very good one from a business point of view, as many have the same or similar moulds as the majority of BAF's are figures in suits there's not much new tooling that is needed by the factory, maybe just for the heads. As some come with basic sets it's another way for Mattel to get collectors to buy basics which they probably wouldn't normally do, I have done this myself to try and get parts for a particular one, and I have to say, the basic figures I needed to do this were very expensive but the parts were...

Welcome back guys, today I am going to cover the BAF's (Build A Figure). These of course were figures that you made yourself which the parts came with each figure in a 4 figure set. I suppose it was a way Mattel would get people to buy all 4 figures in the set even if they didn't want them all but did want the BAF. As time would go on, people wouldn't always buy the 4 figures, they would either try and source the parts separately or look for a complete one on the secondary market like eBay, which I have done myself. I don't have many of them really and I don't want them all but you'll read as we go on what I have and what I want. I am not too sure if I am doing these in the order they were released but here goes. First off we have RAW commentator Michael Cole, this is one I don't have and would probably like to own,  the parts for this one came with a set of 4 figures based around PPV's. Bret Hart & Daniel Bryan from Summer Slam 2010 and John Cena ...