The A-Team: Lynch (film)

past nastification · **Joined:** Tue Jun 26, 2007 10:19 am

Unlike the A-Team characters themselves, who were basically the same in the film and movies, Lynch is different.

The tv Lynch was a legit military man, tasked with bringing in the A-Team.

In the film Lynch was a dishonest CIA operative working with corrupt Black Forest contractors and General Morrison.

The film might have considered giving this Lynch a different name. It's similar to how the Mission: Impossible film franchise sullied the name of Jim Phelps straight out of the gate.

Anyway the character was a solid villain, even if the name confuses things a bit.

harlie · **Joined:** Tue Jun 26, 2007 10:19 am **Location:** indy

Yeah, that was one of the few things I didn't like about the movie. Great figure though.

past nastification · **Joined:** Tue Jun 26, 2007 10:19 am

Thanks, much appreciated.

I started stockpiling Shark Tank figures a few years ago. Now I have to figure out a good way to use the female figures. They have the unfortunate 5POA split on their dresses/legs, which will take some figuring out to adapt. Or, I could just roll with it. Not sure yet.

I was hoping for an A-Team sequel, which could have left open the possibility for a "real" Lynch to show up, griping about how everyone in the CIA calls themselves "Lynch" to his frustration.

But there's no sequel on the way, so...

Rambo · **Posted:** Sun Jul 09, 2023 7:05 pm

Those are both nice customs. I like your idea for the sequel.

harlie · **Joined:** Tue Jun 26, 2007 10:19 am **Location:** indy

past nastification wrote:

I started stockpiling Shark Tank figures a few years ago.

Ok, I never even knew there were Shark Tank figures, but it doesn't surprise me. Now I want to get a Daymond & Barbara head to use with some customs.

past nastification wrote:

I was hoping for an A-Team sequel, which could have left open the possibility for a "real" Lynch to show up, griping about how everyone in the CIA calls themselves "Lynch" to his frustration.

But there's no sequel on the way, so...

I kept hoping for a sequel. I friggin loved the movie. This would have been a great way to fix that flaw. :-D

past nastification · **Joined:** Tue Jun 26, 2007 10:19 am

Rambo wrote:

Those are both nice customs. I like your idea for the sequel.

Thanks, and thanks!

past nastification · **Joined:** Tue Jun 26, 2007 10:19 am

harlie wrote:

past nastification wrote:

I started stockpiling Shark Tank figures a few years ago.

Ok, I never even knew there were Shark Tank figures, but it doesn't surprise me. Now I want to get a Daymond & Barbara head to use with some customs.

I stumbled onto them on Entertainment Earth a few years back. 7 POA (like MASK figures were), but with pop-off heads.

There's something grainy/sandy about the way the heads were made. The bodies don't have that texture. I'm going to use a Daymond head soon.

If you're really itching to try one of those heads out, send me a PM. I'm sure I could spare one for you.

past nastification wrote:

I was hoping for an A-Team sequel, which could have left open the possibility for a "real" Lynch to show up, griping about how everyone in the CIA calls themselves "Lynch" to his frustration.

But there's no sequel on the way, so...

I kept hoping for a sequel. I friggin loved the movie. This would have been a great way to fix that flaw. :-D

They're up to 6 or 7 Bayformers movie, but we can't get 2 A-Team movies? The world isn't fair.

harlie · **Joined:** Tue Jun 26, 2007 10:19 am **Location:** indy

I'll let you know, first I need to see what parts I do have and then I'll go from there. ;-)

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