symbiotespiderman

one time i had a loose marylin manson cd flat on my desk and one of my figures fell on top of it and the disc cracked in half...the weird thing was it was a marylin manson figure...spooky (figure pictured below) Strange, Marylin Manson must not have liked his own CD, LOL.

The other day, my Movie Masters Joker fell off of it's display shelf, and when I picked it up, I didn't notice any scratches or anything, untill I held it under a really bright light, right on the tip of his nose is a nick, there is no paint missing or anything, just a small thin print going across it, it's very small, and you can't notice it until you hold him under a very bright light, but for some reason, it's really been bothering me knowing the fact that one of the rarest toys to a great character played by a great actor is not in mint condition anymore, do anyone else have a story like mine where their Joker fell and got a scratch or had a scratch or nick on him out of the box that even though it's small, for some reason, it seems like it takes away from the toy.

That should win an award, I love this custom and wish it was real in a store.

Monday, I bought one of the Hellboy 2 toys, I got Hellboy himself, the one with his mouth open and a straight arm, once I took him out of the pack, and looked at him under the light, I notced that his bottom lip look like it was slicker than he rest of his body, because the light really glossed on that area, and rest of the paint on him is kind of rough, but for some reason, Mezco made his lips look shinier than the rest of his boody, so I was wondering if Mezco focused that much on detail, or the person who painted mine has a lip obsession?

It's funny that all of us are hunting down the cigar one and Michael Crawford, you know, the reviewer, got the cigar one and wanted the open mouth instead.

When I went to Spencer's Gifts to get mine, the guys had them in the back, and I had asked them did they have them the day before, and he said yeah, like they were trying to hide them for their self, so when I got there, I asked them did they have them, so he went in the back, and bought them all out, first, he showed Liz, then Hellboy, then the prince, now I was nervous because I wanted Wink, then he pulled him out, and I took they toy out of his hand, and got a Hellboy with it, when I got to the counter, the eployee told me they had a cigar one but he got it for himself, anyway, for the people who have Hellboy, do yours have a weird shiny glossy look on some areas of the toy, like mine, it's on his lips of all places, almost like he's wearing lip gloss.

Monday, I bought one of the Hellboy 2 toys, I got Hellboy himself, the one with his mouth open and a straight arm, once I took him out of the pack, and looked at him under the light, I notced that his bottom lip look like it was slicker than he rest of his body, because the light really glossed on that area, and rest of the paint on him is kind of rough, but for some reason, Mezco made his lips look shinier than the rest of his boody, so I was wondering if Mezco focused that much on detail, or the person who painted mine has a lip obsession?

I found him today at Target along woth Tiatanium Man, they had 2 of Titanium Man and 1 Iron Monger, I grabbed Iron Monger up but had to leave Titanium Man since I had just bought The Bourne Conspiracy game and was a little low on cash.

This figure is perfect, it's hard for me to tell it's a custom. What is the base figure and how did you make the suit, did you mold it yourself or you got it from another figure?

Hasbro is making it?

Like alot of others, the 5 inch scale just isn't doing it so I want to make my own black costume Spider-Man, so I am going to use one of the older toybiz Spider-Man toys to make it, but what should I use to sculpt the spider symbol on his chest, and the best color to over line the web on his costume.