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erivera94 brings you his video review of the Star Wars the Black Series Archive Boba Fett action figure...
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erivera94 brings you his video review of the Marvel Legends Kingpin Build A Figure from the new Spider-Man wave...
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I don’t usually do horror figures but the fun factor is off the charts. The package includes four head sculpts, razor blade, 2 machetes, knife, yard stick, hammer and knife hand. Also a figure size box for Chucky.
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erivera94 brings you his video review of the newly released Mezco One:12 Collective Doctor Strange action figure.
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Do you remember back in the early 1980s, playing with all of the toys based on the sci-fi fantasy film Krull produced by Knickerbocker Toys? What about the Masters Of The Universe meets Rock ‘em Sock ‘em Robots line that was Hasbro’s Tribes range in the early 1990s? Or all of those ReSaurus-made action figures and role-play accessories based on the break out video game Oddworld in 1997? No? Well, that’s because they were never made. But would it shock you to learn that each of these examples were well on their way to being produced? Stories like these are more prevalent than one might think. Each have a separate, unique set of circumstances with a single common thread — the majority of them have gone untold. A new book, TOYS THAT TIME FORGOT, aims to shine a light on some of the more interesting, higher profile boys toys and action figure projects that made it all the way through to prototype stage, but for whatever reasons never made it to retailers. Some of the stories are funny. Some are painful. Most are well worth documenting. Written and complied by journalist Blake Wright, the 200-plus page hard cover book will take an in-depth look at over 20 instances of toy lines that suffered these type of fates. Stories are supplemented with supporting photographs of the production process, existing prototypes, control drawings used to create the sculpts, concept sketches and more. The stories (and supplemental materials) have come straight from the men and women that lived them — from inventors and sculptors to project managers and toy company executives. You can pre-order this book now at BigBadToyStore.com.
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The GI Joe & Toy Show will now be at a NEW venue; the PASADENA CONVENTION CENTER. The show will take place MAY 6th, 2018!! There are a limited number of dealer tables available at $75 each. Please email jamesdesimone@hotmail.com for tables. May 6th, 2018 10AM - 5PM Pasadena Convention Center 300 East Green Street, Pasadena, CA Admission is $10. Also at the same Convention Center that day is the RoboToyFest Robot & Toy Show, $10 includes admission to BOTH shows!! The GI Joe & Toy Show is in its' own room. On Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/SoCalGIJoeShow/ Please SPREAD THE WORD!
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The GI Joe & Toy Show will now be at a NEW venue; the PASADENA CONVENTION CENTER. The show will take place MAY 6th, 2018!! There are a limited number of dealer tables available at $75 each. Please email jamesdesimone@hotmail.com for tables. May 6th, 2018 10AM - 5PM Pasadena Convention Center 300 East Green Street, Pasadena, CA Admission is $10. Also at the same Convention Center that day is the RoboToyFest Robot & Toy Show, $10 includes admission to BOTH shows!! The GI Joe & Toy Show is in its' own room. On Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/SoCalGIJoeShow/ Please SPREAD THE WORD!
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I decided to get back into MOTUC recently after not collecting since 2011 by just grabbing a few figures that I had sold. I grabbed a Battleground Teela off Amazon, and it was one of the first to come in, I noticed it's limbs were super soft. Like her elbows were so soft to the point where I could completely twist them. I already asked the seller for a replacement and they shipped it out quickly, received it today, and it's not as bad, but her elbows in particular are still so super soft I'm almost concerned they'll pop off the pegs with more movement. The figure did feel really heated, like I could tell it was in storage for a long time. I've tossed it in the freezer to get the freezer trick out of the way and I'll let it air dry over night. I don't remember it's limbs being so soft, and Galactic Protector She-Ra arrived at the same time and it's limbs are pretty solid. I was wondering if there anyway to deal with these kinds of limbs to make them stiff again instead of being so 'gummy'? I've noticed this issue on some Marvel Legends figures too.
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Coming this August exclusively on Extreme-Sets.com ARENA POP-UP Bring your figures to life! For over 30 years wrestling fans have been waiting to take their figure collection to the next level. By giving them a breathtaking, highly detailed, and realistic Arena Pop-Up. This dream is now a reality! The Arena Pop-Up is a must have for kids and collectors alike. The Arena Pop-Up allows you to live the unpredictable action of sports entertainment. Arena Pop-Up is to scale to your favorite wrestling action figures. This knockout Arena Pop-Up can be combined with other action figures and rings to stage the ultimate wrestling showdown. Relive the past or use your imagination to create the future, the choice is yours! The possibilities are endless with The Arena Pop-Up! You have the option on connecting "TWO" Arena Pop-Up's together for an even bigger Arena. Thank you, hope you enjoy! @couch@
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