Action figures also include accessories (weapons, tools, clothing and vehicles) and action features such as combat moves, battle damage, transformation, and electronic light-up eyes.
In other words, if the figures have no moving parts they are not considered "action figures". This includes all of the following: statues, sculptures, and static (non-moving) figures of metal, plastic, vinyl, resin and/or PVC.
Dolls such as Barbie are also not considered action figures. If they are larger versions of figures with real clothing and movable parts (such as Star Wars and GI Joes), they are referred to as 12-inch figures, not "dolls".
The main action figures category is for general action figure fan pages and professional resource sites that offer a collector''s focus over online shopping.
Action figure sites with a heavy commercial focus, serving primarily as shopping sites are considered "Dealers" and should be submitted only to the Shopping - Action Figures category.
If you are an official licensee, distributor or manufacturer of action figures and you also sell or display your products online, please submit to the Companies and Manufacturers category.
For quicker placement in the directory please follow these Submission Tips:
Title: Name of Site or Organization
Description: This describes the website and should note distinguishing features found on the site without the use of hype, personal pronouns, or repetitive terms.
- Dealers should submit their sites only to the Dealers category, but ONLY if you have a page containing Star Wars action figures for sale.
- Dealers set up as affiliate sites will be rejected.
- If your site focuses on all Star Wars collectibles and memorabilia, submit it to the Toys & Collectibles category.
- If you don''t have a frames-based site, you may submit your Star Wars action figure page from your site here, and your homepage to the Toys & Collectibles category.