Ep 3. Texas Toy Step

In Toy Hunters season 1 episode 3, titled "Texas Toy Step," viewers are taken on a journey to the Lone Star State to meet a variety of collectors and sellers of vintage toys. First up is Todd, a man who has spent over 30 years building a collection of Star Wars figures, ships, and playsets. The host of the show, Jordan Hembrough, is impressed with Todd's collection and ends up purchasing a few rare pieces.

Next, Jordan meets up with a seller named Scott who has amassed a sizable collection of original G.I. Joe action figures and vehicles. Scott has owned his store, called Heroes Retreat, for six years and is happy to show off his inventory to Jordan. The two men haggle over prices and Jordan walks away with a few choice pieces for his own collection.

The episode then takes a detour to visit the home of a collector named Mike who has a love for vintage robots and tin toys. Mike's collection is impressive, with dozens of robots and space toys from the 1950s and 60s. Jordan is particularly excited about a robot called the 'Radicon Robot' which is one of the first remote-controlled toys ever made. Mike is reluctant to part with it, but ultimately agrees to sell it to Jordan.

The final stop on Jordan's Texas trip is at an antique mall in Waco where he meets a seller named Darin who specializes in vintage Texas-themed toys. Darin has a large collection of Lone Star State memorabilia including Davy Crockett cap guns, cowboy hats, and even a vintage Chuck Wagon playset. Jordan is able to strike a deal with Darin and adds a few items to his own collection.

Overall, the "Texas Toy Step" episode of Toy Hunters is a fun and informative look at the world of vintage toy collecting. Viewers get to see a variety of unique and rare toys while also learning about the history behind them. It's a must-watch for anyone with an interest in the world of antique toys.