how old is to old to play with your figures?

I don't wanna grow up I'm a Toys R Us Kid lol

40 and I play , fiddle mess around with them. Wwe gi joe Star Wars ect.

Who gives a what other people think?

You're only as old as you feel... How clichéd is that?! lol

Seriously though... I can, to this day, just look at my vintage V1 Storm Shadow figure and am instantly 7 years old again!

My stepdaughter is embarrassed by my toy collection and keeps her friends away during visits (which I appreciate!). She always asks me, "Why... does a 40 year old man buy so many toys all the time?", and I simply tell her...

"It's the closest thing I will ever have to a time machine in my lifetime."

I don't play with them, but I do like to just go into my toy room, sit back, and reminisce. And for that moment, I don't worry about bills... I don't worry about money... I don't worry about anything. I simply feel like a kid again, and I think that's pretty cool!

I just can't do it. I played with action figures my whole childhood until probably 6th grade. Now my son is 5 and I am having a ton of fun building him a collection of the only action figure line I never had..wwf. I try to play with my son but I loose interest fast. The best I can do is pose them in the ring doing wrestling moves of all types and my son does it now too. I come home from work at 9:00pm and he is asleep and I always check the ring because he sets the figures up pretty good and that makes me smile.

Until you die. That's when it's too old, and too late.

Never is too old but I stopped playing with mine when i was 15, so around 3 years ago. The only reason being I stopped making stop-motion with them and really had no reason to pose them or play with them otherwise. I actually have had all my toys packed up for ages now. Age really had nothing to do with it as you can tell it's just a matter of circumstances and changing as a person over time. I do love having them on display though but i took down that as well about half a year ago.

havent in awhile, I'm 42. but used to bust em out em out and do Royal Rumbles well into my 30's. my brothers & cuz's do as well.

You have to ask yourself "What does it matter?" and "Why am I trying to fit in?".

The nicest guy you meet in a day might go out at night with his weenie tucked, carving up coeds. We're all weird in our own ways. I'd say playing with toys as an adult is one of the least weird things you could do.