Disclaimer - Many vintage toys, and their parts, often suffer from discoloring/spots due to age, or exposure to the elements. I do my best to show pictures in natural lighting, if possible, though sometimes a flash is necessary to show other aspects of a particular item. If you're purchasing parts to complete your item, please understand that they may not match (color-wise) exactly. If an item has slight discoloration (personal estimation), I may not even notice it. If it's significant, I'll be sure to point it out. If you're looking for a perfect match, it's best to buy the item complete. Even then, there's no guarantee, but that's your best chance to ensure they're a perfect match.

Description - This auction is for the exact vintage item/s pictured. It's a Mego Phaser for a 12" Star Trek figure. It's still sealed in its original bag that they came in the box with. Great for someone who has a boxed figure missing the phaser. Item/s were made in the 70's and/or 80's. Item/s have been used unless otherwise stated. Item/s likely show play wear. Payments are due within 7 days. If you need extra time, please communicate that with me. If you choose to no longer respond, appropriate actions will be taken so that I can recover my fees. See paragraph below for combined shipping terms.

I do combine shipping - I often can combine shipping at no additional costs to the buyer as long as the buyer waits for a combined invoice. If you're interested in buying multiple items listed via fixed price, you'll likely have to add them to your cart before purchasing, and then asking for a combined shipping total. If it forces you to pay for shipping on each item after all of the items have been added to your cart, I'll refund the difference. If you pay for each item separately, eBay charges .30 per transaction, plus additional fees, so I'll have to subtract .30 per item purchased before offering the refund for the difference.

Shipping Costs - My shipping costs are determined by actual USPS costs, plus the cost of materials used to ship. Those include boxes, zip-loc bags, bubble wrap, tape, printer ink & paper (my labels are printed from home), etc... These materials are not free. I recycle materials when I find the opportunity, but understand that shipping costs are as accurate as I can determine, and non-negotiable so if you are not 100% happy with the charges, please move on to other auctions. 

INTERNATIONAL BIDDERS - If you're interested in multiple items that I have listed, please contact me before buying to help me ensure that I can combine shipping costs for you. If an item is purchased and the GSP is selected as the only means of shipping, I cannot control any part of combining shipping costs as that part of the transaction is solely taken care of by eBay. 

Grading is subjective. I call nothing out of the package Mint for what it's worth as it's likely been articulated at the very least. Below is a general guide to how I grade, or classify, items that I am selling.

NM (near mint) - If an item barely has any paint wear, if any, and the limbs are very firm-to-tight (none are floppy and all easily hold a pose). The item likely displays as if it just came out of the package, but may have some very light play wear.

EX (excellent) - Something that, at first glance, appears to have just have been pulled off the card. Still nearly flawless paint, but may have a limb, or two, with some ease of motion. All limbs would still hold all poses easily though. There may be a little more paint loss, but typically nothing that really draws your attention to the wear.

VG (very good) - Something that shows a little more paint wear & shows signs of more play wear (such as limbs that are slightly looser, but still pretty firm and generally hold a pose easily). I may also call an item VG if it has one loose limb, but the others are tight and the paint is nearly flawless. If you have specific concerns/questions about a figure, feel free to ask. They will still be is very good displayable condition. 

G (good) - Shows some fairly obvious signs of play wear, but still have some life left in them. Most will still be good for display, they just will show some signs of wear. They may have firm-to-tight limbs, but some decent paint wear, or next to no paint wear but fairly loose limbs that may even require a stand as it may not do so on its own.

Fair - looks like a well loved toy. Still, nothing broken though. Cool for dioramas or fillers in sets, likely to be upgraded over time. Could be used for customs after a few touch ups are performed. Cool for affordable toys for children. Still have some battles left in them, but the next tour is likely their last.

Poor (aka beater) - Customs only. May be broken. Probably some floppy limbs. Time to consider trading in the lightsaber for a coffin. They may literally be on their last leg.

This is my business account. I mostly sell items for other people here so I'm not always able to combine sales with my personal account sales.